Re: Towball
- From: Alasdair <mail@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 02 Jun 2007 18:41:22 +0100
On Fri, 01 Jun 2007 17:32:30 GMT, "Harry The Hippo"
<stan-b@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
1, I have just replaced the Ball on my towbar, what should toe torque
setting be, I have set it to 125 Newtons (whatever they are) feels tight to
me.
The Newton is a unit of force. One Newton is equal to 101.972 grams,
0.224809 lb, or 3.59694 oz.
Torque is a unit of twist from the Latin torqueo meaning I twist.
Torque is measured in newton-meters or foot-pounds.
One foot-pound is where a force of one pound is applied to a spanner
one foot long. You can use a spring balance to measure the force or a
proper torque wrench.
One newton-meter is where a force of one Newton is applied to a
spanner one meter long.
I hope this pedantic explanation helps.
--
Alasdair.
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