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I am a career Industrial Maintenence Tech so I just use my calibrated elbow on my right arm for non-critical stuff but I use a Tourqe Wrench on the important bits. Very important to maintain your tourque wrench's as well and keep them on "0" when not in use.
I keep em on 0 but have no idea how to maintain or calibrate them.
ABSOLUTELY.....Only on what i think are critical fastners... Maybe even a few more....
Will we get another poll as to what are critical fastners? Like say maybe Tour Pak Racks.
I am in the process of inventing one that speaks to you...It will say,
Bolt is almost tight..
Just a little more..
Bolt is just right...Leave it the ***** alone..
Bolt is too tight ..Back out and start all over,are you deaf, i said bolt was just right!!!!
yes, on all fasteners which require being torqued. i do not torque goofy stuff like the windshield to fairing screws, headlight trim ring, etc. it pays to have some sense.
Crap I remember being up there on deployment. Friggen sun coming up at zero dark thirty in morning. Have fun while you're there. I know I did.
It usually is nice and cool up here but we have been getting cooked this summer! Record summer but the only problem is that it is usually cool so nothing has a/c. Hoping the worm turns this month. It is pretty country up here though and we don't have the monster traffic that central Japan is famous for.
Always use TQ wrench, never had a problem doing it right. Makes a good job look better knowing I have done everything to spec. Really I just do it because I'm **** about everything.
Always use TQ wrench, never had a problem doing it right. Makes a good job look better knowing I have done everything to spec. Really I just do it because I'm **** about everything.
I used to know a girl who was **** about her birth contol,....literally
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