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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Ole Man Dan wrote:Nvr2loud wrote:
Cars, trucks, trailers, atv's, ect.... I don't use a torque wrench but I tighten by hand, then check again at the very next stop, then check again in a day or two (depending on use) and then I check monthly.
I've never used a Torque Wrench, I've always got by on steel wheels by getting it tight then cranking it a little more.
It screaks, and I quit. (Like some guys handshakes) ;)
Guess I've always been lucky.
I wonder if you are the guy that stripped the threads of a used trailer I bought.
If there is a better and correct way of doing something, then why do it half wit?
