When screwing on the torque screws do they gave to screw all the way down or is 3/4 good enough?
1313646
Tight enough w/o stripping. Google installation instructions (free pdf); they are straight forward
1435824
Small star bit, also once u tighten it I recommend covering the screw w a drop of superglue, after that u should be good,
127139
If you are referring to the tab on top of the tie down, use 1/4 to 5/16 × 1.25 - 1.5" hex head self drilling screws (not tapping).
503206
Don't tighten the screws all the way until you have them all in. Just thread the screws enough to hold in place. Good luck.
676978
Look on CDI's website for most accurate info. The tool may go down to 5 but likely isn't reliable at that low of a torque.
835055
I called the factory. They eliminated the 3/8 drive (model now ends with an "a") and went to a cast design for more strength. The problem they addressed is the gorillas out there overtorqueing, which would break out the 3/8" drive part. If people would learn to use a torque wrench, this wouldn't be a problem. As an engineer, I can say they did the right thing. While a little more inconvenient, it more importantly also won't break.
375897
I drove multiple 6" 3/8" lag screws into 4x6s with ease using a craftsman socket & porter cable adapters.If your adapter will survive the torque, I'd say your lug nut will be removed.TMac
1675841
Depends on "home" use. Driving lag bolts, screws (with an adapter), under hood work on your car the 3/8 is fine. Doing your own tire rotations then I would recommend the 1/2 drive
2270861
You can find four screws under the four different center pieces. Just tighten them up a bit and it should be fine.
1489342
just use the supplied wrench an tighten it very snug, don't kill it. The supplied wrench is relatively short to prevent you from over tightening. There is no torque spec as far as I know.
570224
Low torque settings would be fine with computers and electronic devices. I've used it with vinyl/plastic screws with now issues or stripping.
375895
I drove multiple 6" 3/8" lag screws into 4x6s with ease using a craftsman socket & porter cable adapters. If your adapter will survive the torque, I'd say your lug nut will be removed. TMac
1771938
I am not sure, I did not measure how much torque. I raised my 670lb Harley using a socket and a 16" breaker bar. It went up and down smoothly with little force. I did put a small amount of grease on the screw first as the directions indicate.
596606
3/4" is the screw part but overall 1". Also requires a 1/4" hex tip or a phillips tip will work.
442479
I recall that it does save the torque setting. I returned mine after because the 3/8" wrench broke after only a few uses and the 1/2" torque angle setting was totally inaccurate. You're better off spending more money and not wasting your time even for small jobs - it needs to be done right.
1848203
No its not a full 3/4 horsepower. Its 3/4 peak horsepower, meaning at full RPM with no obstructions to slow the RPM down, it will be close to a full 3/4. But as soon as obstructions take place, it will lower in H.P.
2048506
Yes, the screw is to adjust the tightness of the clamp. The screw was to loose on the one I got so it needed tightening for the clamp to work.