I want to buy this to replace the removable lever on one of my other Tustin doorknobs - does this come off with the allen wrench like the others?
1872597
Yes. They are attached using an allen wrench. Each kit also comes with its own allen wrench which would allow you to tighten the knob into the frame.
553953
Mine came with a T-knob. It seems the picture has changed since I ordered them. That knob almost looks non-functional the way it is now.
1882255
No. Mine has the clear acrylic pull handles but they can be removed to change them out for different knobs/pulls.
70787
It's an excellent product but It is not a Quick release , you do need an allen key for remo ve the extension bar. For the accesories it will depend from the screw in each item.
397175
If I understand your question, you can probably press or punch the allen to remove it from the socket end. You may end up with a loose fitting assembly if you plan on putting it back together. There is no allen screw or pin holding this assembly together. I would guess it is a "Press fit" assembly. You might be better off buying a set of sockets. :-)
1877189
As I recall you do slide one off but you just haveto depress the pins to do so. I know I didn'thave to unscrew anything. Hope this helps!
1221959
Yes. Nub is removable. But you have to remember to keep the "key". The"key" looks like one of those "L" wrenches that you use on your kids bike. It should be included with te lock.
296272
Mine almost got stuck. The release lever is a bit flimsy but with care, it works. Rather stiff though...
239343
You have to take the handle set off. You need a small screwdriver one most doors to depress the button to get the handle off one end and a phillips to unscrew the mech. Then it fits underneath and get tight you reinstall the handle, no glue, no screws (that I can remember). It works great with our lever handles fine.
257182
The lever does not lock, and mine used to slide all over the place. I used to tape it with duct tape. The good news is that with a simple tightening of the screws under the head, you can avoid having to duct tape at all. You can tighten this thing so it barely moves under a lot of pressure from your finger.
2052701
Yea it's pretty simple. It has a threaded clamp, so you just reach under and turn the knob until it's tight. Loosen to take it off.
256554
allen wrenches. I has a funky bar that runs from shield to bike. It is not clamped on. It works but don't like the style
165958
Yes, the handle is removable, until you mushroom out the hex. It just slides on and off the screw like a wrench. Not sure about the exact size of the hex, but a 30mm wrench fits slightly loose.
1961317
Yes, not a knob so to speak, but a clamp. These rails are so tight and precise to begin with. But yes, once you have them in the location you desire, you clamp/close the side levers.
623292
Loosen a tightened nut or bolt, yes, it is ratchet mechanism. Provided that the torque setting is a fair bit higher than what the break-away torque is supposed to be, it is fine. It is sometimes of value to know what the breakaway torque is. By your second question however, it looks like you are asking whether it is a good idea to use a torque wrench as a breaker bar for seized fasteners. The answer to this one is: never. If you exceed the torque rating of your torque wrench and twist the mechanism past its ratchet click until it is solid, you stand a good chance to shift the entire spring set, and now all you have is a completely de-calibrated, fancy-looking ratchet driver. If you double down on the over load and add a lever to lengthen it, you may also exceed the drive end capacity. You will notice that spanners and ratchet drives come in different lengths in a same series. The length of the lever is related to the capacity of the drive end. To remove stuck fasteners, you need a breaker bar. That is a solid, massive, non-ratcheting bar with an articulated drive end on it. I prefer to break away fasteners with those. Then you can use a crank handle drive or a regular drive.
1160417
Yes, the same looking lever as in this photo is on the inside, without the keyhole. It comes with the unit.
965224
I am not home right now to verify this, but I believe it was am Allen wrench. Size I don't remember. I can verify all of this when I get home this weekend. I suspect you will have it figured out by then.