farmall4856
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What is the correct torque setting for a super a head shop manual said 65 but just wanted to double check
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- Camdenton Missouri
Ya manual says 65ft/lbs but new number is 85ft/lbs
farmall4856
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Alright I had set torque to 65 before wouldn't that cause the gasket to blow and not re torque after warming up
rustyfarmall
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Go with what the shop manual says.
Janicholson
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THe 85 number can be applied after the 65 number. It will not likely "blow" with 65, but 85 is the new spec. Jim
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