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I have an old 49 Farmall Cub that I am fixing for my father. I
replaced the bearings in the transmission. The old manual I found online says the countershaft bearing retainer should be torqued to 35 ft lbs. The top clutch shaft retainer says to torque to 20 ft lbs. Before I new this I torqued both to 20 ft lbs because of a bolt size/torque diagram I found said this is the proper torque for a 5/16 bolt. Will I have problems? Why would there be different values? |
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