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Only grease fasteners if specified by the manufacturer, otherwise you're going to apply much higher than specified tension at the same torque value.
by WheatMillington 3y ago
Only grease fasteners if specified by the manufacturer, otherwise you're going to apply much higher than specified tension at the same torque value.
- Scoundreller 3y agoI need manufacturers to give "frame spent 3 decades in the salt belt, questionable metal compatibility and won't be taken apart until it breaks again" torque specs. It's like they think I'm going to take this thing apart and put it back together every year. j/k, finding torque specs for a decades old steel bike is a lost cause
- serf 3y agoa good machinists handbook will give you torque specs that take into account fastener size, material, and thread-locking style.[0] mine is much older than linked version, but i doubt they'd revise that whole section out of it. [0]: https://www.amazon.com/Machinerys-Handbook-Toolbox-Erik-Oberg/dp/0831130911 https://www.amazon.com/Machinerys-Handbook-Toolbox-Erik-Ober...
- nikau 3y agoIn the car world that torque is measured in ugga duggas from the impact wrench