If you get them torqued at a shop with the right tools, would you need to worry about re-tightening them?
2086972
nope, just have them add locktite to the bolts going to the hub and you should be good to go.
1040376
Don't over tighten. The gaskets start out new and tight and after a while wear down which will make it easier. Then, depending how much you use your machine, they need to be replaced.
729360
Make sure you can not push them in after you have tightened them . If you can still push them in there maybe something wrong with it . I haven't had any problem with mine and I was using it on a not so leval terane
1122042
I did,but I don't see why you would have to.It still should work properly whether you screw it down before or after tightening the bolts.
2096002
yes just unscrew them. Make sure that you put it back together the samne way you took it apart.
623294
NO. YOU WILL DAMAGE THE TORQUE WRENCH. Buy a breaker bar if you need to loosen something.
384604
All joints should be tight. The provided nuts are lock nuts. They are harder to tighten because they are more likely to stay on once installed. It is a solid construction if everything is done correctly.
724331
No, mabey the bolts need a little tightening. If they continue to come loose, you could use some loctite on the threads of the bolt.
2245786
There us no need to even come close to having them that tight. Use the wrench that comes with it. I snuged mine up by hand .
1225001
If you play with the adjusters a little you should be able to align them properly. Don't tighten everything completely until they're squared up.
1216386
What about tightening the bolt between pulleys 3 and 8 to keep them from twisting? I'm just thinking out loud here. I Use my machine almost daily and I really like it.
1053969
No idea, I did have to crank on mine pretty hard to get them fit snug but they did eventually tighten, forgot about that.
2091524
Yes, it will tighten, but not finger tighten. I suppose if you put some oil on the threads. First you might be able to, but I had to grab a socket and tighten it down, but checked every turn until it was solid as to not over tighten.
1053963
Lube the threads and work it a little. Mine was the same and it tightened right up. Works fine now.
1524401
I did not use any of the tools provided. Use your own ratchet and hex driver to tighten (even better if you have a powered drill adapter).
1346365
I think that is correct on the rotation of the nut. I think the reason they are tight is because of the lubricant they have applied? I used my drill to run them in and out a few times and seemed to get better. I am going to get some dry graphite spray on lubricant to see if that helpes.
549510
Yes, you need just enough pressure to hold it up as well as take pressure off of the nuts that need to be loosened. Keep it jacked until the new one is tight. Just barely jack it until you see it move up just a hair and leave it until you're done. Look up the torque specs as well.