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Torque spec for ladder bolts

Thread starter Osric
Start date Jul 10, 2019

Osric

Jet Boat Addict

Jul 10, 2019

The swim ladder is held in place by four bolts that go into the underside of the swim platform. Since I don't have easy access to a trailer or work area for installing my wake wedge, I was trying to figure out the torque spec and had a draft posting asking about it before I finally managed to buy the e-book version of the service manual.

The swim ladder on the 242x E-Series is held up by 4 M8 x 35mm bolts and sealed with ThreeBond 1344N, tightened to 17nm. This is a specific torque spec for these bolts and is different than the generic torque spec for M8 bolts on the boat.

Osric

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