The Kraken
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Man, now if only I could figure out some way to use my air-driven impact wrench while assembling my regulators . . . . ?!?!?!
Attaching HP and LP Hoses
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The Kraken:
No, No! You use the impact wrench to assemble the valves and manifolds on your doubles.
The Kraken
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DOH!!!! . . . . :bonk:
Oh, so you mean whack ("impact" is the technical term I guess...) the valve with a big wrench? Sounds dandy to me, I'll pick up the biggest wrench I can find at Lowe's on my way home to put those valves in my new 130s.android:
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Knight1989:
As a matter of fact, the tire shop where I purchased my last set of tires used a torque wrench on the wheel lug nuts.
I also re-torque them myself after running them for a couple of hundred miles and torque and re-torque them after doing tire rotations.
Stay away from buying tires at the discount tire stores and you will probably find that they do use torque wrenches to tighten the lug nuts.
Dive safe,
Tom
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