Subject	I like that they mention using oil on the threads but
Posted by	LitlElvis on February 24, 2012 at 10:42 AM
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In Reply To	AN fitting torque specs LINK inside , good to know stuff posted by Xteam300TT (South Tx ) on February 23, 2012 at 10:57 PM
Message	their alternate method of "tightening is to bring the nut to hand-tight and then rotate it another turn with the proper wrench" is a bit aggressive... especially if "another turn" means one full turn.
Follow Ups	AN fitting torque specs LINK inside , good to know stuff - Xteam300TT (South Tx ) 22:57:01 02/23/12 Re: AN fitting torque specs LINK inside , good to know stuff - ZwheelZ 23:06:47 02/23/12 There's a company that sells AN washers that seal - CoHPhasor 00:04:00 02/24/12 Re: There's a company that sells AN washers that seal - ZwheelZ 00:27:07 02/24/12 Knew I had it somewhere! - CoHPhasor 02:17:34 02/24/12 As an A&P, that concerns me. A little - BlackholeZ 03:39:35 02/24/12 Re: As an A&P, that concerns me. A little - CoHPhasor 04:20:11 02/24/12 It's nice when they actually put the effort in to test - BlackholeZ 15:03:39 02/24/12 Any idea where to get a torqtite torque wrench ? - Xteam300TT (South Tx ) 19:51:55 02/24/12 I emailed them - aliaZ 09:07:20 02/25/12 I like that they mention using oil on the threads but - LitlElvis 10:42:13 02/24/12 Parker recommends the "flats method" when not using - ae300z 15:12:49 02/24/12 Awesome. Good to know a Z'er has used the flaretites (n/m) - CoHPhasor 17:28:30 02/24/12 When possible I use Swagelok instead of AN. - coma_ass 13:33:30 02/24/12
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