Torquing the Bolts on a Weight Distribution System
Published 01/17/2008
Question:
When installing the shank to the load distribution head, what is your reccomedation on the torque tightening of the 2 bolts? What do you reccomend the torque wrenchto be set at? Thanks in advance for your help.
asked by: Tom
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Expert Reply:
Our Draw-Tite weight distribution systems recommend tightening the bolts on the head to 300 lbs/ft.
expert reply by:
Paige
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