Torque values for trailer wheels
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I am told generally 80-120; check with the manufacturer.
BTW, torqueing the lug nuts (and rechecking them 50 miles down the road) is a very good idea - I know this because I seem to have forgotten to one time, and as a result saw 1left side wheel come bounding down the passing lane on the NY Thruway. No big damage, thank goodness. Tore up the trailer fender a bit, and I lost a day of DE, as well as a lot of pride, but thanks to my dual axle trailer and dually tow vehicle, all was stable.
I still feel stupid about it, though.
BTW, torqueing the lug nuts (and rechecking them 50 miles down the road) is a very good idea - I know this because I seem to have forgotten to one time, and as a result saw 1left side wheel come bounding down the passing lane on the NY Thruway. No big damage, thank goodness. Tore up the trailer fender a bit, and I lost a day of DE, as well as a lot of pride, but thanks to my dual axle trailer and dually tow vehicle, all was stable.
I still feel stupid about it, though.