Reply to "Rear Wheel rotor/bearings"

Here is a link to an old Mechanic’s Handbook which was standard issue for all hourly mechanics and technicians that worked at the Santa Susana Filed Laboratories. This does not appear to be the most recent version, but it might be close. Clearly some of the information is a bit outdated, or unique to the world of testing rocket engines. But there is a lot of good stuff on piping , tubing and fasteners and the art of measuring torque as a method for establishing a desired preload on the joint being torqued. Torque values listed do assume appropriate lubricant is applied.

Jon

11/2/227:04 PM

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