Rear Wheel Nut Torque On Diavel

Cromwell tools have one in their catalogue, does the job fine. Andy

 

I got one of these for my big nuts:
https://www.tool-net.co.uk/p-357176...xVFVWhZWex7fdJ5k2ifcgay_oOz6ny_h8gRoCfFrw_wcB

 

Good luck dialing in that much torque when fitting the wheel! I need somebody sitting on my bike, otherwise the tyre just spins.

 

1st gear with a weight or ratchet strap on the rear brake should work

 

DP/FG Gubbelini stands have a bar that slots in to prevent wheel rotating.

 

@Hughdg ...beginning to get a complex!

 

Aaaaaaargh! I hate this bloody phone.
Beer on me if I'm ever down your way.

 

...and which bends under 230Nm of torque!

 

I use an electric hammer wrench. Clarkes. £50 sobs or so.

 

Only for removal... Not good for accurate installation torqueing.

 

Worked fine for me, wheel never came off.

 

halfords Pro range 300 foot pound for on, at 89.99. De Walt impact wrench dcf 899 for off.

 

Ah well,What's a decimal point between friends?

 

No, DCF899 is the model number.

 

I use the Halfords pro range torque wrench for on and have done for a few years now.
I just bought the Makita http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/112287410488?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT for off.

 

Good kit but dewalt body only is considerably cheaper. Horses for courses though, they all do the job and have huge breakaway torque

 

I already have a good range of 18v Makita power tools though so had the batteries and charger already........plus my business bought it as I need one for renovating houses.