Can anyone provide me the IH torque specs for Clutch plate bolts on a 1206?
Clutch Plate bolt specs
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SKFARMS1
, Aug 07 2012 08:16 PM
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Posted 08 August 2012 - 04:29 PM
I've never torqued them, but my standard bolt torque chart for 1/2" grade 5 bolts says 80 to 90 ft lbs.
Farming and Fixing, I fix and farm with red stuff, mostly. Usable tractors are 5288, 1466, 1066, 1206, 826, 806, 756, 656, 800 and 950 planters, 4800 field cultivator, plus other misc, and a yellow TR combine. Also an S1700 grain truck. Also a fun '71 Chevelle! And a '40 M to restore when I get time! Also a B Farmall on the list. And now a 966 turbo! These last 3 need work!
I've been fixing these IH's since 1979, at IH dealers for 17 years and my own shop since 1996.
I've been fixing these IH's since 1979, at IH dealers for 17 years and my own shop since 1996.
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Posted 08 August 2012 - 09:31 PM
Whoops! For some reason I was thinking 806.
Farming and Fixing, I fix and farm with red stuff, mostly. Usable tractors are 5288, 1466, 1066, 1206, 826, 806, 756, 656, 800 and 950 planters, 4800 field cultivator, plus other misc, and a yellow TR combine. Also an S1700 grain truck. Also a fun '71 Chevelle! And a '40 M to restore when I get time! Also a B Farmall on the list. And now a 966 turbo! These last 3 need work!
I've been fixing these IH's since 1979, at IH dealers for 17 years and my own shop since 1996.
I've been fixing these IH's since 1979, at IH dealers for 17 years and my own shop since 1996.
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Posted 09 August 2012 - 07:04 AM
Thanks to all the replies. Are the 1206 bolts grade 5 or grade 8? My two repair manuals do not say what they are.
I also found a bolt spec chart shows the following;
grade 5
15 ft pounds for lubricated bolts and 31 for dry bolts
grade 8
22 ft pounds for lubricated bolts and 44 for dry bolts
I also found a bolt spec chart shows the following;
grade 5
15 ft pounds for lubricated bolts and 31 for dry bolts
grade 8
22 ft pounds for lubricated bolts and 44 for dry bolts
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Posted 09 August 2012 - 10:27 AM
They should be grade 5.
Farming and Fixing, I fix and farm with red stuff, mostly. Usable tractors are 5288, 1466, 1066, 1206, 826, 806, 756, 656, 800 and 950 planters, 4800 field cultivator, plus other misc, and a yellow TR combine. Also an S1700 grain truck. Also a fun '71 Chevelle! And a '40 M to restore when I get time! Also a B Farmall on the list. And now a 966 turbo! These last 3 need work!
I've been fixing these IH's since 1979, at IH dealers for 17 years and my own shop since 1996.
I've been fixing these IH's since 1979, at IH dealers for 17 years and my own shop since 1996.
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