Brookstone newton 115mmx900mm

Possibly similar model, but not exactly that model, at the link below:

https://www.manualslib.com/brand/brookstone/

MIght also find it included one sold through the internet, perhaps on ebay.com or amazon.com

Just enter the amount of foot lbs. into the box, Tess convert and you have your figures in newton meters ASAP! Hopefully this will be helpful. Click the link for the converter, it’s accurate and super easy.

https://www.thecalculatorsite.com/conversions/common/newton-meters-foot-pounds.php

Hi Shena
Without knowing the brand of binoculars you're talking about, I would suggest getting in touch with the manufacturer directly and get the answer right form the source.
(EDIT)
OK then, now that we have that information, using the website below, it would appear that these were manufactured in 1915.
Scroll down until you reach that year.

Hope this is helpful!
-Steve

http://www.europa.com/~telscope/zeissbin.txt

Hope this helps you out
-Steve

The confusion may have come from a number of possible sources.

For the 2.5 Liter engine, the bolt tension is 80 Foot pounds or 108 Newton meters. cold engine only. No retorque and No retorque when hot.

This is from the Auto Engine Rebuilders Association literature.

If this is a REFLECTOR style telescope with a mirror in the bottom you do NOT need a diagonal. If this is a refractor style telescope, do NOT use the 2x barlow it is probably too much magnification for the scope-- Just use the eyepieces without the barlow.

Read this:

http://texasastro.org/telescope.php

and read my tips on my profile page.

Hi, you can download the manual for the Brookstone Scanner here:
http://www.brookstone.com/linkedassetservlet?assetId=323330&languageId=EN

If this answer helped you, please leave a positive feedback. Thanks.

Hi there http://www.milliondollarbaby.com/help.milliondollarbaby.com/mdb_ver_phhx_nyhw.pdf Those are the instructions for a Jenny Lind crib, the drop bar would be very similar to what's on that document. hope this helps :)

drain the tank and restart with fresh fuel

http://kitchen.manualsonline.com/manuals/mfg/bella_cucina/13124.html

click on the link above for your manual.
hope that helped

Make sure the lens is clean.
A cracked or damaged lens can cause this problem.