Someone here once posted them. For seperatng the 2 parts. need the Ft lbs to resecure the bolts. Searched no founded. Maybe 60ft lbs?

 

35 lb/ft

 

Thx

 

what do you use to take them apart since the nuts look like a reverse torx?

 

I think it was 12 point 8mm socket at Sears for like $4.

 

I was wondering this too, I need to resecure my bolts but was wondering how you know its 35 lb/ft?

 

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because matt knows everything...

 

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because matt knows everything...</TD></TR></TABLE>

lol, no I don't.

I've just done some things more than once.

 

35 lb/ft is too little put them at 60 lb/ft to be safe

 

Okay, so I have heard 25 ft lbs somewhere else, 35-60 ft lbs here. So should I crank one till it breaks, see what the rating was and subratc about 5 lbs from that?

 

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If you want to warp the mounting plates, sure.

 

I used a 12pt 5/16 socket. Worked like a charm. good old crafstman.

 

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How much did you torque it down?