Old 01-29-09, 11:58 AM
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Originally Posted by jccaclimber
This one?
435in*lb|1 foot = 435/12 ft-lbf = 36.25 ft-lbf.
_______|12 in

edit: so he's off by 0.1 ft-lbf, he probably hit the 3 going for the 2.
It wasn't the in-lb to ft-lb conversion that caused the question, it's the statement that 36 ft-lb isn't much torque. Get a torque wrench and tighten something to that value. See if you still think it isn't much.
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