I have a 190 h/p Mercruiser with an Alpha Stern Drive (2001) which is having a problem with lowering the transom. I checked the service manual, and it said that if the hydraulics sound like it is running while toggling the switch in the up/down position but the transom will only move in one direction...it probably has air in the hydraulics and that I should bleed the system. No problem. I read through the process of bleeding the system, and I need to get a couple of plugs for the process which I was able to find online. At the end of the section, it talks about the torque required to secure these connections. The valves have a requirement of 70 in-lbs (if I remember right) or there is a measurement for N-m. I have searched for a torque wrench that a) would be able to secure from the side (can't use a socket type wrench) and b) would handle this small of a torque. All of my searches so far have found spanner torque wrenches that handle torques in the 200 in-lbs range. Does anyone have suggestions on where I can go to find the tool(s) to properly secure these connections per specs?