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I now bought the socket from www.ipsco.org.. Excellent service they provide, friendly and fast. I also got tempted and bought a plate for the rear end, pure dress up.

But back to torque. I have a torque wrench up to 200 ft/lbs. A friend has a stiff 3/4" bar. I would do it like this, please sense check. I torque to 100. Then to 200. I see how much the nut turns between the 2 settings, "x". Then I use the bar to turn it an additional 1½ "x". Wouldn't that be close?
Is it possible for a human with my tools to tighten it too much?

9/6/075:46 AM

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