This is why I used a length of pipe on my heaviest socket wrench.
Tim
Belleville, WI.
'70 SPL AND SRL
Still clueless but always learning
---- funkaholik@yahoo.com wrote:
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"Using the appropriate size socket, and in my case a torque wrench, because
of it's length, I just positioned it so that the wrench was laying on the
ground and then I stood on the a-Arm "
This is also the most effective way to un-calibrate your torque wrench. Which
will be unfortunate the next time you want to torque something accurately to
specs. Seriously - that's what breaker bars are for.
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