1811 torque numbers

[R Bedell]

The 782, 784, 1710, 1711, 1712, 1810, 1811, & 1812 are all the same except for the Kohler Motor and use Service Manual 772-3899

Originally Posted by Danger

Thanks Roland. That manual is pretty close. But doesn't mention the 1811.

The actual manual for the 1811 says right on the front that it's also for the following models: 784 1050 1204 1210 1211 1810 1811 1812 2072 1572 1772 1872 1604 1606 1806

But for now I'll use the 360 inch/lbs the manual you linked says and we'll see if there's any leaks.

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Scott

Yeah I see that now.....

You won't catch me applying 360 lbs to to a short 3/8 bolt in thin wall aluminum anything....don't care what a manual says. There is a point of no return.....that's somewhere between common sense and 360lbs....

Scott

Edit-

SB Chevy head bolt torque at 65lbs, I 'push torqued' mine to 95lbs as to avoid retorque.....just to give some perspective.....but to each his own risk!

[Danger]

Well, 360 inch pounds is only 30 foot pounds. I had snugged the bolts to 240 in/lbs last night and that really didn't feel all that tight. The PO certainly tightened them well beyond 360 in/lbs.

I might go somewhere between where they are now and the 360 for the CI rear end. But I really would much rather take a look at the actual manual for the 1811. To see if it lists the torque values for the CA rear

Originally Posted by Danger

Well, 360 inch pounds is only 30 foot pounds. I had snugged the bolts to 240 in/lbs last night and that really didn't feel all that tight. The PO certainly tightened them well beyond 360 in/lbs.

I might go somewhere between where they are now and the 360 for the CI rear end. But I really would much rather take a look at the actual manual for the 1811. To see if it lists the torque values for the CA rear

I'm sorry for my confusion.....But then I was dead on with my 35 ft lbs guess huh???

Scott