Can you tighten with a regular hex wrench or do you have to have a torque wrench?
1573914
Yes. A hex wrench is all that is needed to tighten these on. And, I was amazes on easy they do go on (once the old ones are off). It also makes for easy adjusting out on the road/trail/etc to make sure you get the proper alignment for you.
2148761
Yes, but it comes with a hex wrench. You will still need a phillips head screwdriver of your own.
2148754
Not sure but it comes with the hex wrench you need anyway. You will also need a very small flat-bladed screwdriver, which was not included with mine.
1402990
Just use your fingers. The shape allows you to give torque enough to unscrew easily or close tightly. If you use a wrench you'll damage the inner packing at the bottom
1286760
Hello There, as you said you can plug it into your torque wrench and use it ig you have the proper socket, my personal recommendation is that use the same lug wrench you have used before. Regards.
1872213
I bought the this wrench for my motorcycle torque settings. If you have metric hardware buy a set of socks and hex heads. Same with the SAE hardware. You can use on anything that needs a a torque setting. Make sure which which wench you need--- inch pounds or foot pounds
623294
NO. YOU WILL DAMAGE THE TORQUE WRENCH. Buy a breaker bar if you need to loosen something.
655270
No, but you don't need it. The impact wrench does not have continuous torque. It works by repetitive hammering.
83887
Hexhead 12mm screws. Four per castor, all screw into metal frame. Lock washers included. So you need either a 12mm socket-wrench or nut-driver, or a 12mm wrench. At the very least use an adjustable crescent wrench. I have a set of metric wrenches closed one end, the other open, and of course the closed end works best to tighten. Snug 'em up well, but you younger well-muscled folks be certain not to strip the threads; the usual stuff.
1840609
Yes. Calibration is not a big deal. it is a matter of choosing a weight and a distance from the head and applying a simple formula. Simply do a web search for calibrating a torque wrench. There are multiple sites with detailed instructions.
1564378
Will, I used a tiny, tiny L shaped hex wrench that I found in my tool box. Not sure of the size. Sorry I'm not much help.
1436925
No adjustment on this tool. You will have to use a torque wrench for final proper adjustment.
2251242
Its for torquing. not tightening. Many people do, but you will throw off the torque calibration!
1489342
just use the supplied wrench an tighten it very snug, don't kill it. The supplied wrench is relatively short to prevent you from over tightening. There is no torque spec as far as I know.
557896
You need the appropriate tool to remove this or to remove one if there is already one on the wheel you are looking to put this on.It will self-tighten once placed on the wheel.
534401
I use a cresceent adjustàble wrench. It gives good leverage with one hand as you are pushing the tailstock with the other.
1069699
It does not come with a tool to tighten. However, certain types of screwdrivers can tighten it no problem.