Jensen 528T blade bolt torque?

Nede to know please the correct ammount of Torque I should apply to the blade mounting bolts in a Jensen 528T?

The bolts have no identification on them apart from the letter "L" stamped on them.

Its the nut at the back you torque really,but the result is the same I guess?

try VFT.

try VFT.

Who/whats that?

Very F*%king Tight

Very F*%king Tight

Now go and fetch me a bucket of steam, some tartan paint and a new bubble for the spirit level.

Now go and fetch me a bucket of steam, some tartan paint and a new bubble for the spirit level.

What no Sky hooks?

But then Sky hooks can be found hanging from CH-54/S-64 skycrane

Go get some fallopian tube to bleed the brakes

In Alaska we used to have the Rookies go to the Saw shop after the first snow,asking for Chainsaw anti Freeze.

Nede to know please the correct ammount of Torque I should apply to the blade mounting bolts in a Jensen 528T?

 

The bolts have no identification on them apart from the letter "L" stamped on them.

 

Its the nut at the back you torque really,but the result is the same I guess?

Had one of my blades snap and the service guy at Redwood said I had possible over tightened them over a small amount of dirt on the back plate.

£230.00 for new blades!

In answer to your question- Good luck it is guess work:scared1:

Nearly all the chippers I've ever serviced have been between 80ft/lb and 110ft/lb, just gives you a rough idea