RSR
Platinum Member
So, after doing some heavy digging I checked the nuts on the loader and bucket pins. They were what I would describe as marginally tight. The manual gave no direct reference on torque, so I tightened them as much as I could with a 12" crescent wrench (I was able to put a turn or so on each one).
Then I thought better of it and backed them off until they were "nice and snug". (I know, not very helpful, but I don't have a large enough socket for my torque wrench).
My thinking was, they just need to be tight enough so the pins don't come out. Overtightening may actually be worse.
So, how tight should the nuts on the pins actually be?
Then I thought better of it and backed them off until they were "nice and snug". (I know, not very helpful, but I don't have a large enough socket for my torque wrench).
My thinking was, they just need to be tight enough so the pins don't come out. Overtightening may actually be worse.
So, how tight should the nuts on the pins actually be?