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A rebuild without a single torque wrench. A few decades I give the engine a few days! As a Caterpillar ASE certified technician of 32 years it’s not going to last sorry!

@@bobbywright2100 you would be wrong certified caterpillar technician these guys build engines all day long. They know what tight is!

@@bryceandbrylen9522 that’s just to laughable! You can’t tell what 90 pounds of torque is by a popping wrist. I build at least 4 engines a week and work on all different types of tractors and machinery and bottom line is the pressures inside a diesel engine are so severe that you have to use a tool such as a TORQUE WRENCH to properly tighten the bolts or you will ultimately have a catastrophic failure bottom line,period. We have been using tools such as this since Henry Ford started building the model A car. I am 50 years old and I have been doing this since I was 18 years old. I’m sorry there is the right way and then there is 3rd world wrong way.

@user-jk9jg7nt9x - How high were you when you wrote that post???

@@bobbywright2100 that 12v is toast ignore the "by hand torque" guys man as an Engineer I can say with certianty that 6bt is not going to many places it sounds all wrong too

we have plenty of engines that we keep rebuilding and destroying .

Tightened diesel lines

Ignorance is bliss. You think using a torque wrnches are the only way to tighten bolts. WRONG look it up.

by experience they knows the torq without torqwrinch

@@achuthan9250 there is a show called MythBusters go look it up. I can’t remember what episode number it is but it is a proven fact you cannot tell exact torque just by feel FACT!

Ok Pete show us how it’s done ? In the same circumstances. not everyone has thousands of dollar’s worth of tools and tbh I would trust that then any engine built in the west

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@@MasterMechanics625 Are you Sufi or Sunni?