how loose should my trucks be?
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The trucks should be as loose as you feel comfortable when you're first starting out. Be sure not to compress the bushings when adjusting your trucks. Once you're comfortable with your board, loosen your trucks up a hair so that they feel slightly uncomfortable.
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Tie Rods are not side specific, but they tighten and loosen by spinning. So put them on in the same direction as the ones you are removing.
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2 ton should be fine, I put it under the spring perch or diff for the rear and diff or A arm. I dunno - the manual specifically states to not jack the truck up under the rear differential.
1356641
Usually if your trailer weighs in at more than 50 percent of the towing vehicle's weight, you'll need one of these hitches. Plus, once you reach certain gross trailer weights, a weight distribution system is required by law anyway. So how do you know which one to get?
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Drop sides can become loose due to the length of use, the quality of the timber, hardware and fastenings used. Cots that are re-assembled and used again can become less safe as a result of missing or loose fittings, or damaged components and materials.
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['L x W x H: 120.2 x 62.5 x 72 in. ( ... ', 'Wheelbase: 75.8 in. ( ... ', 'Ground Clearance: 11 in. ( ... ', 'Dry Weight: 1,291.4 lb (586 kg)', 'Rack Capacity: 600 lb (272 kg) Dual-Level cargo box; Upper level: 400 lb (181 kg), Lower level: 200 lb (91 kg)']
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Shorter boards, however, may require fixing to prevent movement. TG20 recommends boards which are nominally 38mm thick and less than 2.13m long, should not be used unless they are fixed down to prevent tipping. Boards which are less than 1.6m long may be supported on two transoms but should be fixed down at both ends.
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In order to keep your Forte model's handling, cornering, and braking as effective as can be, you should aim to keep your tires at a Pound per Square Inch (psi) rating of 32-34 psi for 16-inch wheels. If you have 17-inch wheels outfitted on your vehicle, any rating between 34 and 36 psi should do the trick.
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Axles are supposed to move like that to allow for suspension flex. The CV joint is a flexible joint so some play in the shaft is OK, but there should be no play of the joint other than its intended movement. If you hear clunking, it would most likely be a bad engine mount or transmission mount.
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A given tire has a designed capacity, perhaps 1500kg per tire. If the truck has 10 of those tires, then it could haul 15 tons minus its empty weight.
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Registered. The best option for loading the 170 would be 72" arched ramps. The 170 sits very low and will drag going in truck if your not careful. If using shorter ramps without arch I usually back into a bank to take some of the incline out.
748216
This is a common question from people who are new to lawn mowers. ... Are lawn mower blades really supposed to be loose and, just how loose is too loose? Generally speaking, the blade should be tight enough so that it doesn't move around on its own, but you should be able to move with your hand by applying some pressure.
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There is no evidence to suggest that quick release spring bars are less reliable than traditional ones. What is important is that there is no visible gap between the strap and the lugs. It can cause the spring bar to “slip” out.
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There's nothing wrong with running open headers. Lack of backpressure may hurt low end torque a little, but it won't wreck anything or cause the engine to run poorly.
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Official monster trucks all run tires that are 66 inches tall by 43 inches wide. They run on only 8 to 10 lbs of pressure and weigh 800 to 900 lbs.
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['L x W x H: 122 x 64 x 74.25 in. ( ... ', 'Wheelbase: 90.6 in. ( ... ', 'Ground Clearance: 15 in. ( ... ', 'Dry Weight: 1617 lb (733.5 kg)', 'Chassis / Cage: Profiled cage ROPS approved.', 'Cargo Box Capacity: 300 lb (136 kg)']
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Yup, righty tighty, lefty loosey. And you may want to invest in an oil wrench or try wrapping a rag around it to get some sort of a grip on it.