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Old 02-06-2017, 11:57 AM
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My torque wrench goes up to 250 ft. lbs. Not sure what you mean about "lubed", but are you saying that if I put some kind of "lube" on it, I can drop down to 280 ft. lbs. which I think I could do by "overtorquing" with a cheater bar and my present wrench?

What it means by "DRY" is dry clean threads, noil oil or lube added. "LUBED" would be the threads lubed up with Never Seize or Molycoat paste.
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