torque for bolts
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Russell King
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A more specific question may get a better answer but all I can say is tighten enough but not too much
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Daren Todd
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Russell King
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But I doubt the Kubota bolts will be marked like those...
I see odd markings on the original bolts that probably provide the torque value in an obscure corporate system of information.
I agree that general torque values like your chart are better than none
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I see odd markings on the original bolts that probably provide the torque value in an obscure corporate system of information.
I agree that general torque values like your chart are better than none
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North Idaho Wolfman
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Your question is extremely broad, there are a lot of bolts and a lot of sizes on a B6100!
The torque chart for the bolts on a Kubota are in the WSM, which if you don't have it already, can be gotten on Kubotabooks.com.
The torque chart for the bolts on a Kubota are in the WSM, which if you don't have it already, can be gotten on Kubotabooks.com.
Thank you all for your response I have the workshop manual and will pay more attention to it from know on.