Reply to "Tighten rear axle nuts with a “torque multiplier”?"

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I have found a multiplier that Snap-On makes. The small unit will do up to approx 650lbs. It has a 1/2 inch input with a 3/4 inch output. I should be able to use my standard 1/2 inch torque wrench set at max. Hopefully I can borrow one from my Snap-On buddy.

i also located a more heavy duty unit at my local rental shop that goes up to 1000lbs. - United Rentals.

Thanks for the replies and photos. Always leaning new things with the Pantera😊.

3/2/207:38 AM

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