25-250 inch-pound range, US-made preferred.
I have heavier stuff from years ago, but nothing that goes this low.
25-250 inch-pound range, US-made preferred.
I have heavier stuff from years ago, but nothing that goes this low.
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Craftsman? Maybe, harbor freight if its not a tool your going use except a few times.
If you go craftsman, go non-electronic as their electronic ones are carp...the mechanical ones are so so. As far as the new ones that is, the older ones are great, new ones are made in china and re branded junk. I worked for Sears a few years back and got discount and still wouldn't buy them.
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Agreed ^^^^^^ with the Brown Line Metalworks torque wrench. Definitely on the Birthday/Christmas list.
I hope that this isn't considered a "derail" but is there a "micro" torque wrench for plugs and 9-11 ft/lbs?
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I bought a Brownline (vendor here) a few years ago for a friend who likes to torque his...., well let's just say he has nothing but good things to say about it.
Two things about the Brownline :
1. It's range is 15-150 foot-pounds / 180-1800 inch-pounds. I need something lighter. I have that range (and up) covered, otherwise they'd look good.
2. Brownline lists them for $150 now, but I put in the "MM" discount code from that TWO-YEAR-OLD thread and IT STILL WORKS ! The final price still comes out to $99 !
Agreed. The stuff I have now is Craftsman from 10-20+ years ago and I should probably get them recalibrated, but otherwise they're fine.
Their basic hand tools are still ok IMO, but I probably won't go with Craftsman on this purchase - the whole point of a torque wrench is to be well-made and accurate.
See "discount code," above
Not a derail, 0-25 ft-lbs is exactly what I'm looking for.
I'm trying to modernize - I would never have bothered with a torque wrench for light stuff like that "back in the day."
"Moonbeam McSwine"
2003 DBP, fresh off an Iowa corn farm.
"Pretty much stock, except for the blower."
"Devil Girl"
2004 DTR w/ Light Flint
Every factory option - Moonroof, all that stuff.
Snap on!!! But may be kinda pricy but built to last.
I killed two Craftsman digi-torque wrenches. They are crap!
I bought my son the Brown torque wrench last year for Christmas. The offer was on our web site. I bought myself one this year. Don't even consider Harbor Freight as they as made by the same people who made the LCM on our cars.
Just get the Brown Torque wrench.. you never regret it.
"Moonbeam McSwine"
2003 DBP, fresh off an Iowa corn farm.
"Pretty much stock, except for the blower."
"Devil Girl"
2004 DTR w/ Light Flint
Every factory option - Moonroof, all that stuff.
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