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I was wondering if anyone knows the torque rating for the big nut that holds the flywheel on??
1981 25hp Johnson.
Do I just slide the flywheel back down over the key slot and tighten the nut??
Thank you!
100-105 ft/lb seems high to me. My manual for my says 1972 25hp is 45 ft/lb. The higher torques seemed to be for the higher hp engines.If I had a 1981 the difference in years between them would persude me to get a new manual for that year.
Thank you for the replies. Found it in the manual and it says 100-105. From my searches on here it did sound kind of high so I wanted to double check.
Is a strap wrench my best option for holding the flywheel in place?