An easy one, TRS hinge pin torque?
06-19-2025 | 09:11 AM
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This is a page from the 74-77 mercruiser manual #2 for engines and drives...... section 8
I would assume its the samefor all the TRS drives but maybe someone would now better but yes it shows 60ft/lbs for hinge pins
Sorry if its not rotated properly...i tried to save it rotated but i dont think it wants to stay that way
I would assume its the samefor all the TRS drives but maybe someone would now better but yes it shows 60ft/lbs for hinge pins
Sorry if its not rotated properly...i tried to save it rotated but i dont think it wants to stay that way
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06-19-2025 | 12:44 PM
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This is a page from the 74-77 mercruiser manual #2 for engines and drives...... section 8
I would assume its the samefor all the TRS drives but maybe someone would now better but yes it shows 60ft/lbs for hinge pins
Sorry if its not rotated properly...i tried to save it rotated but i dont think it wants to stay that way
I would assume its the samefor all the TRS drives but maybe someone would now better but yes it shows 60ft/lbs for hinge pins
Sorry if its not rotated properly...i tried to save it rotated but i dont think it wants to stay that way
Perfect thanks!!
06-20-2025 | 12:45 PM
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I replied to your PM, but it looks like it did't go through.
60ftlbs seems reasonable for that thread size. 150lbs is pretty steep.
Merc Service manual #5 is around in pdf form. Merc had them downloadable for a while.
60ftlbs seems reasonable for that thread size. 150lbs is pretty steep.
Merc Service manual #5 is around in pdf form. Merc had them downloadable for a while.
