Okay, we're gonna do a quick demonstration your day around the Shemha R6 to the chain adjustment and We're gonna do things the right way and it's real common for people to take a look at you know like this lock nut here and think okay I'm just gonna get on here. I'm just gonna tighten this down because the axle is already torqued and I'm not gonna be able to take this small Not if you will and move the axle so I should technically be able to get that tight That makes sense but the right way to do it is we've got the axle torqued and what we want to do is we want to be able to put something on to their On there to where we can hold the center bolt which is an Allen on here and we're gonna use what's called the crow's foot and This is just a simple everyday torque wrench. We got an adapter in our crow's foot It's gonna be able to go around our fastener and then we can hold The nut it's excuse me hold the bolt inside and then we can torque it for the manual But before I do that I want to make let's get close here and take a look at this We have to be any time we have an adapter on the torque wrench We have to be at 90 degrees if I'm anywhere else that's changing the length of the torque wrench and then it's not gonna torque Appropriately is that makes sense a couple years ago at our skills USA contest This is one that heard a lot of people on Harley Davis and did a clutch cable adjustment and nobody grabs torque Renches realistically to lock two lock nuts together on a cable This is one of the stations that separated the men from the boys. They wanted it done They gave a torque spec and the only way to do that would be with a crow's foot So let's just go ahead and model that quick here go ahead and put this on here I'm gonna put a little tension. I'll try and switch my hands. I'm not blocking it. So I want that tension there Here get my hand in the right place, right? Okay Okay, I have to readjust which is common on a crow's foot. Okay now I'm a I've my wrench has moved on me. Okay from screwing around or whatnot I'm gonna make sure and get back to 90 degrees or I'm gonna do it wrong, right? See how when I'm putting that on there since I'm not holding my hand. It's moving a tooth on me So I got to adjust myself. I'm 90 degrees. I'm gonna go ahead here and get my wrench somewhere where I shouldn't have to make an adjustment again Hold that Click and I'm done Make sense so you know just in summary of this guys. Why are we going to this extent? Muscle memory just doing it right we got the right tools It's easy enough for us to do it right by doing this. It's gonna create habits that we're gonna use everywhere else now This guy right here already did that These guys are working on spiking. They're doing a great job But we looked up the spec you guys found that in the service manual pretty easy So I appreciate you doing it the right way and showing me that I could trust you to do that when I ask you a Spec in the future. So good job guys If you like what you see here, would you please share it? I'd love you to keep my platform going here on a technical education and The ways to be great in your craftsmanship. So keep on wrenching and we'll see you again in the future Thanks for being a subscriber and follow her to the channel