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08-03-09, 08:48 PM
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Re: Yoke pinch bolt torque?
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08-03-09, 10:03 PM
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Re: Yoke pinch bolt torque?
Agree with Northy.
Most things only really need to be a sensible amount of tight - a sensibly applied hand will be fine, however an assembly with multiple fixings on it often needs to have the same amount of tight on each to avoid distortion. You may well be fine with any amount of basic fiddling without one, there are plenty of places where it matters - you'd be unwise not to use one.
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