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hello all ranger fans! i just came back from the salvage yard with a replacement radious arm bracket. (last one they had too.. they are on a crushing spree and just a hand full of 80s rangers left ) any who, obviously i can not resuse the rivots lol so bolts are going back in. im thinking grade 5 should be sufficiant. i was wondering how much torque i should put on them.
I would spring for at least grade 8 bolts and would use grade 12 if I could find them. And cowboybillie is right torque depends on size. grade 8 3/8 " is 45 ft lbs. grade 8 7/16' is 70 ft lbs. grade 8 1/2" 110 ft lbs grade 8 9/16" is 150 ft lbs. these are listing for standard thread bolts. Fine thread bolts have a dry torque value about 10% higher
the nearest wholesale farm supply is an hour drive from. and with fuel at a current price of 2.53..(uhh was 2.43 yesterday..) the price difference is minumal at best.
alright friends old bracket is off and "new" one is on. those rivots were tougher to get than i first thought but i got er done. though i would reconmend haveing a buddy help you, tis almost to much of a job for one man to do alone. any who thanks for all your help and information.
It's where the radius arm attaches to the frame. The bracket is normally riveted to the frame. Part #3 in the below diagram is the radius arm, part #5 is the radius arm bracket.
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