L3800 Rear Wheel Torque Specs.

roadracer86

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Hi folks,
Going to be adding a couple 2 inch Bora wheel spacers to the rear wheels on my 2012 L3800 this weekend. Anyone have any experience or know the ft pound torque vales on the rear wheels?

I thought I read somewhere it was 150 ft lbs? Seems excessive, anyone know for sure?
 

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I would think that would be too high too. On a ford 8n the specs where 300 f/p at the one central nut!

On your spacers and wheels - I would think something like 50-80 would be a plenty but looking up the specs on that model - you are EXACTLY correct......215 Newton-Meter (N-m) = 158.57586 Foot-Pound (ft-lb)

here is the source :

http://www.kubota.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/L3200-L3800.pdf

page - 46
 

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Thanks for the reply; Got home and pulled the manual and the rears are 160 ft lbs......no way am I going that tight on those lugs. :eek: Besides the biggest torque wrench I have only goes to 145 lbs.
 
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Thanks for the reply; Got home and pulled the manual and the rears are 160 ft lbs......no way am I going that tight on those lugs. :eek: Besides the biggest torque wrench I have only goes to 145 lbs.
145 sounds like a good number :p:D:D