Prop Nut Torque
#3
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Ayuh,..... I use my calibrated elbow, 'n torque prop nuts to "Darn Good, 'n Tight",....
#5
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55 ft/lbs. is snug and then a little extra (about a eighth of a turn).
Brett
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#6
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#7
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I meant to say is that to get 55 ft/lbs., I make it snug and then tighten it about a 1/8 turn.
I know it is over 55 but not by much. 65 or 75 ft/lbs. isn't going to hurt anything. When 55 was determined by Merc, we didn't want people to overtighten and strip threads. There is also the lock washer to prevent loosening.
Brett
I know it is over 55 but not by much. 65 or 75 ft/lbs. isn't going to hurt anything. When 55 was determined by Merc, we didn't want people to overtighten and strip threads. There is also the lock washer to prevent loosening.
Brett
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I tighten it till it's tight.
Last edited by SB; 05-12-2015 at 04:18 PM.