Cab/Frame Mount bolts
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No idea, hopefully someone more knowledgeable will answer.
I had my wife with a wrench in cab and socket on bottom, snugged up good. It had a sleeve to avoid crushing the pan, but I don't know that was really necessary.
Then I either did or definitely meant to tack the nut to the bolt for a lock washer.... Avoiding inhaling fumes from plated steel.
I had my wife with a wrench in cab and socket on bottom, snugged up good. It had a sleeve to avoid crushing the pan, but I don't know that was really necessary.
Then I either did or definitely meant to tack the nut to the bolt for a lock washer.... Avoiding inhaling fumes from plated steel.
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Cab/Frame mount bolts
Thanks for the reply. Called a friend who is a machinist. With the type and size bolts I am using he gave me the correct amount of torque. He said two grunts should be enough. 
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