Torque wrench?
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Torque wrench?
What kind of Torque Wrench do you have/use/recommend?
I need to get one, but not sure which one.
Prices ranges from 7 dollars to $20 to even $100.
Any good recommendations?
I need to get one, but not sure which one.
Prices ranges from 7 dollars to $20 to even $100.
Any good recommendations?
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I've got a Craftsman, always love there tools, and the lifetime warranty/gurantees are all pretty good.
I suggest getting a 3/4 and getting a 3/4 to 1/2 adapter.
I suggest getting a 3/4 and getting a 3/4 to 1/2 adapter.
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Try Craftsmen
I've got a Craftsman, always love there tools, and the lifetime warranty/gurantees are all pretty good.
I suggest getting a 3/4 and getting a 3/4 to 1/2 adapter.
I suggest getting a 3/4 and getting a 3/4 to 1/2 adapter.
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there are 3 types of torque wrench..two are with reading meters.one is click meter.i think the click meter wrench works best but it is most costly too.i have a meter torque wrench.bought for $20...works great also
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I just get delivery of the new Torque Wrench.
It is almost 20" long, delivred the next day (Wow!).
It looks same as in the picture above.
I say it's a fabulous buy for just $30. The closest model at Sears would cost a $100!!!!
Thanks Yahoo!
It is almost 20" long, delivred the next day (Wow!).
It looks same as in the picture above.
I say it's a fabulous buy for just $30. The closest model at Sears would cost a $100!!!!
Thanks Yahoo!
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It's and it is not... at the same time
It does make a clik, but only once..... It is a freaking huge one and it's not Amir's kind of clik......
Ha ha ha confused....
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It does make a clik, but only once..... It is a freaking huge one and it's not Amir's kind of clik......
Ha ha ha confused....
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the one u ordered and the photo showed is a click type torque wrench which is best.i might want to get one for those too.i know some shop sells click type torque wrench for only $19.99..
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Originally posted by Nashua_Night_Hawk
I just get delivery of the new Torque Wrench.
It is almost 20" long, delivred the next day (Wow!).
It looks same as in the picture above.
I just get delivery of the new Torque Wrench.
It is almost 20" long, delivred the next day (Wow!).
It looks same as in the picture above.
Unless you are tightening you own lug nuts?? But then again, it is nice to have both a 3/8" and a 1/2".
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Originally posted by scalbert
Just out of curiosity, why did you go with the 1/2". Most basic wrenching will require 3/8" sockets and no more torque than what a typical 3/8" can provide.
Unless you are tightening you own lug nuts?? But then again, it is nice to have both a 3/8" and a 1/2".
Just out of curiosity, why did you go with the 1/2". Most basic wrenching will require 3/8" sockets and no more torque than what a typical 3/8" can provide.
Unless you are tightening you own lug nuts?? But then again, it is nice to have both a 3/8" and a 1/2".
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The only problem I see with one is its size. Too big, in some tight placees yoou would prefer the smaller one.
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