What are the torque specs for this barrel nut?
941212
i paid a gunsmith to install this and my Troy Alpha rail, but my past experience is 35 i believe INCH pounds, but please double check and don't go by that. good luck and sorry i have no better answer.
941213
30 to 80 ft/lbs. Tighten to 30 ft/lbs. Then continue turning in small steps until one of the notches in barrel nut aligns with gas tube hole in upper receiver.
941214
They are all in a large range from 35 to 85 pounds of torque. You basically just have to line up for the gas tube to clear and it will be in this torque range.
1474131
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000NPXHUM/ref=ox_sc_act_image_1?ie=UTF8&m;=ATVPDKIKX0DER here's a set of nut drivers for the hex bits I use ones from the dealt impact sets I have
897196
It appear to be the same barrel nut, so I would suspect that is would, but without knowing the actual demension I can not say for sure
2019234
Didn't have torque specs, so tightened to snug. Looser is better as over-tightening will crush/crack the sensor. Working fine.
1174217
Look at part number HM-RGM451, that unit will have 175 inch lbs torque... the amp rating will have less to do with that. YOu can call to discuss. Dan CSH Incorporated 989-723-8985
1892733
This barrel nut is for ATI Free float hand guard only. Most free float hand guards have a proprietary barrel nut. If you want a standard barrel nut you may want to try BCM.
1446938
the nut that tightens the handlebar clamp appears to be an 8-36 bolt, but I'll have to confirm with a thread gage later today. Can you bring the clamp to the hardware store to check?
1859458
The nut this tool will drive is very thin and small and the shaft it mounts to would not stand up to a lot of torque.It is a delicate job, but hand turning until tight has been just fine on my glock. The front post is secure and strongerthan the oem all plastic front sight post.
2280696
It is at least 22mm it is really big I'm not sure exactly I usual end up using my bench vise and a large adjustable on the forcing screw. It is a really rugged kit. I was frocing a bearing in instead of out with a very long breaker bar and the nut on the forcing screw popped off the threads on the nut were stripped but the forcing screw didn't get damaged at all I was amazed very good kit. I welded the nut back on and still works great
2010470
They would us a standard acorn bulge lug nut. We sell lug nuts as well if you need to order a set. Thread pitch will depend on vehicle.
1291003
I am pretty sure it took a 10mm wrench on the bolts, so probably 1/4". I sent it back, failed to handle 1100watts
800719
Do not know for sure, however there are two settings for torque. It would seem reasonable that these could be the two values
1043139
I think it is universal. Not really a motor head, if you can measure the flats across the pulley it should be 50 mm. you will need a good 2 ft extension and a cheater bar to get the torque required to break the nut loose.
223975
The barrel nut doesn't come with grease. It comes in a small Ziploc-type bag pre-oiled but not greased. I applied never-cease on the threads in case I ever need to remove the nut. Hope this helps.
1446074
I don't know the exact torque settings, but with aluminum wheels I run it up on low and use a torque wrench to finish them off
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
33919
Yes it will. Make sure the threaded part doesn't intrude into the barrel, you may need to dress it up a little with a Dremel or a file.