Lug nut tightening
We moved from a pop-up to a used 26 ft. TT. While reading the owner’s manual it seems the manufacturer seems to be insistent that you check the lug nut torque quite often. Not only while the trailer w...
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Lynnmor wrote:DUNEBUGGYDOUG wrote:
I have never lost a wheel , ruined a wheel, bent a wheel and have never torqued a wheel lug nuts I have had ATV'S, dune buggies, trailers and motorhome , plus drag cars and street cars. I just never really saw the need to torque, it is not like engine work.I am 73 years young and been messing with cars and such since I was 14 .Not saying I am right or wrong , just saying .
OK, then. I'll say you are wrong. To advise anyone to ignore the proper tightening of something as important as fasteners for wheels is just plain wromg.
Many of us have seen loose, too tight and stripped lugs over the years.
Like it's so complicated and time consuming to do.
