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    Posted: 25 Jan 2012 at 6:32am
Can anyone tell me what the torque should be for the bolts on the front wheels for a model B Thanks
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Don't know that there ever was a torque spec on B front wheels but 70-80 ft lbs should work.  If the threads are clean and dry, I pull them up till I hear a squeak. :)
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On a small tractor like that I've just farmer tightened them but then again I know a couple people who think they know how tight farmer tight should be and in no time at all the wheel is loose (D17). I won't mention names cause my brother might be reading this. Ooops
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Thanks I'm cleaning the bolt and just wanted to be sure so they don't fall off on me
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