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Cat d5B, segmented sprocket, bolt torque.
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kshansen
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If not S/N do you know the bolt size or part number that might help someone find the spe'c for you.
Old Magnet
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For the D6H, D6D, 963, D5H, D5B, 955, D4H......130 ft. lbs +/- 30 ft. lbs plus 1/2 turn.
Be sure that mating surfaces are absolutely clean.
Be sure that mating surfaces are absolutely clean.
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old-iron-habit
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Pay close attention to the clean advice. That means no paint on the mating surfaces also.
DMiller
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Won't hurt to dress the flange face with a file to verify no pulled thread sticking up too.