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Plus 1 on Craftsman. I have the 3/8 INCH and LBS, and a 1/2 LBS all three on sale last Christmas was about 130.00 Good tools and came with storage cases.
i bought a 3/8 drive torque wrench from harbor freight in january. "click-type". problem is, it doesn't work. no amount of torque, at even the lowest setting will cause it to "click". Its really more of a BREAKER BAR.
lost the receipt, so don't know if i can get my 20.00 back.
any harbor freight frequenters have any input?
i bought a 3/8 drive torque wrench from harbor freight in january. "click-type". problem is, it doesn't work. no amount of torque, at even the lowest setting will cause it to "click". Its really more of a BREAKER BAR.
lost the receipt, so don't know if i can get my 20.00 back.
any harbor freight frequenters have any input?
Did you see about a possible swap out if you have a local store nearby?
It all depends on what you are going to do the most.If you are not good at feeling when a bolt is tight enough,get both in lb and ft lb wrenches.Otherwise start investing in Helicoils.
Several threads have discussed the benefits of having an inch-pound and a foot-pound torque wrench in the toolbox, but which ones? I have looked on-line and found prices ranging from $20 to $300 and specifications from 10 - 250 (inch, foot, whatever), 1/4", 3/8", 1/2" drive. I'm not a mechanic, but with a 2001 FLHT I occasionally have to tighten a bolt now and again. Can you guys steer me toward a decent quality set at a reasonable price?
Just remember, you get what you pay for. I have 2 different torque wrenches. One is the less precise, large "click" type that I use for axle nuts ect, and the second wrench I bought from Precision Instrument for $285. I use that one for oil & transmission plugs, as well as any other types of nuts that would ruin my day if I snapped them off.
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