I've seen conflicting statements in the reviews about what size Torx to use, can anyone confirm what size I'll need?
1108847
you will need 2 sizes. Torx 4 & 5. most of them are torx 4 but there is 1-2 screws that is for a torx 5
978867
7311? Don't know what that is?? Best thing to do is call Torklift and talk to Matt he will help you with any ????? Sorry I can't answer your ???? Good luck!!!
1815620
Hello, I just bought mine for a generator and matched the size(Call the company thatmade etx201 and they should know.Good luck,I saved a lotm buying here.
2058571
Couldn't remove bolts on a Tercel head. Thought they were 8 mm allen head, then thought they were t50 torx. Turns out they were something called triple square, looks like a 12 point torx. Invented in Germany. The Neiko xzn triple square solved my problem. Pricey but well worth it.
1418947
Mine was for a Springfield with long bushings and fit fine. But all that comes with this is the torx screws nothing else (not even a torx allen) But they are top quality.
652494
Sorry for the late reply. It contains a pretty standard set of torx bits where the largest is a T40. Note, if you're looking for "security torx" this set does not have any... I made that mistake once.
598312
TORX is neither Metric or Sae in that each bit designation starts with a T followed by the size. Examples include T30, T27, T25, etc. They come in standard TORX sizes without the center hole or security TORX with the center hole. If you don't need these elongated versions, Craftsman makes just the short bit set that also includes a bunch of other security bit types. I bought my set years ago. It includes 32 different type bits pushed into a red rubber holder. The size is 2 1/2" x 1 3/8" x 1 7/8" tall with the bits installed in the rubber holder. I highly recommend it for keeping them all together in a small space. Unless you need the long ones, stick with my suggestion or find something other than the one brand that I evaluated as totally defective. From here your on your own in that I have not had time to order from any other supplier. Just too many projects going on at once lately. Good Luck and Happy Hunting.
1927782
it might cant say for sure, BUT the metal they used for the torx tips is so soft I removed 4 screws and could not get them back in as the tips just became round. i would get a better set personally,
954261
I believe the trippers are the same for Tork regardless of what the model is. Unless you think they visably look different they should work
1816365
Please see my review (end of May/beginning of June 2013)--I STRONGLY suggest an 11/32" drill bit for the best fit. Other sizes work; however, you may need to adapt the container or your installation process. As everyone else states, it is difficult to get these installed into certain containers & it's worth every penny!
1941035
Ted is right. Use the right size tube for the tire. I would even go further and recommend installing a new tube with any new tire unless your old tube is relatively new.Jim
1028159
Yes fits it perfectly just don't like the fact you have to use a Torx driver to install or tighten it.
120136
the handles can be tightened to remain stable, using a combination wrench 13 metric to tighten upper nut, with a Torx wrench on bottom, to hold stable for tightening. Not sure of Torx wrench size, they usually come in a set. If you take to a Home depot or hardware store, they could get thee right size wrenches for you.
1964874
Just the proper size "Torx" tool is all you need to disassemble the old units and mount the new ones. It helps the operation if someone holds the lid while doing the work!Good luck!P.S. With the new StrongArms mounted, my lid goes up by itself!! Very good items.V. Tora
189004
Yes, this is the one that i used to replace mine. You will have to get a torx bit to use with the screw. I would also use some DW40 on the old bolts to loosen them up before you try to take them off.
1651954
I use a Gorilla Wrench which includes the correct size socket. I also use a 6 inch extension. Don't forget to torque your lugs after tightening them.
1362072
not sure,but check warranty terms on tork/NSI industries website- they are a reputable company and I am confident they would work with you.