Thread: Inexpensive torque wrench for power panel lugs?
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Re: Inexpensive torque wrench for power panel lugs?
My usual response to an issue like this is put down the 1/2" drive ratchet and pick up a short boxed end wrench or small adjustable wrench. Then just snug the nut down maybe 1/2 of a turn or so after it makes good contact then make sure your power supply wires cannot move via zip ties or other means and you should have no issues with this connection.
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