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A V O N   M A T E R I A L   S U P P L I E S   L T D   ( A M S   L T D )               D R I V E R   T R A I N I N G   M A N U A L                V E R S I O N 2
                   Torque wrench settings


            These numbers are just a guide and you must read the operators handbook and ensure that you
            have selected the correct Torque for your vehicle.

                    Wrench settings are displayed at all AMS Ltd sites.



                                         Make                     Torque Wrench


                               Large Goods Vehicle                     Settings
                                                              Newton Metres (NM)

                                         Volvo                         700 NM
                                        Scania                         650 NM

                                          DAF                          700 NM

                                      Mercedes                         600 NM

                                        Trailers

                                     Skip Trailer                      700 NM


                    You must set the Torque wrench to the correct setting before use. Over tightening can be
                    as dangerous as not tightening.


                   Do not torque wheel nuts when they are hot. Give the vehicle time for the
                    wheel nuts to cool down before attempting to torque them.


                    Please ensure that you reset the torque wrench to zero when finished so that the spring
                    does not stretch.

                    YOU WILL DAMAGE THE WRENCH IF THIS IS NOT DONE. YOU COULD ALSO
                    OVER OR UNDER TORQUE YOUR WHEEL NUTS LEADING TO DAMAGE OR LOSS
                    OF A WHEEL!






















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