My new torque qrench, what do you think ?

Jul 01, 2007 3 Replies

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Tony Bond

Remember to set it to "0" when you've finished with it. If you leave it wound up, the spring will stretch and it'll be knackered (I've lost 2 or 3 that way over the years) ;(

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read my haynes and looked at jobs I would undertake myself and what kind of torque it would need doing up at and this fits the bill.



Any comments welcomed :)


Remember to set it to "0" when you've finished with it. If you leave it wound up, the spring will stretch and it'll be knackered (I've lost 2 or 3 that way over the years) ;(

Thanks for that Tony I didn't know that. I know its not the muts nuts of torque wrenches but its my first one so :)

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