Posted by Dellbertt on January 17, 2011 at 05:13:44 from (209.172.21.107):
In Reply to: torque wrench posted by garry in tenn on January 16, 2011 at 14:45:54:
At our local small airport there is an old mechanic that works on old Pawnee and Stearman ag plans doing rebuilds and dope fabric repair.
There are always guys standing watching and talking as Frank is working on an old radial engine. He uses a standard wrench and when he gets the bolt to the proper tightness he clicks his tongue on the roof of his mouth.
He doesn't do it to be funny. If he is talking when he gets the bolt at the proper torque he clicks his tongue and keeps right on talking.
We are all used to it. And he has never had an engine or seals fail because of a torque problem.
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