Torque Wrench (in/lbs)

[Neeko-97RS]

Back on the hunt again for a small torque wrench. I need one that does in/lbs specifically in the 86in/lbs range.

Thanks for the info.

Sears, Princess Auto or CT don't have them.....and I'm trying to avoid Snap-On...thanks

[xenon]

Back on the hunt again for a small torque wrench. I need one that does in/lbs specifically in the 86in/lbs range.

Thanks for the info.

Sears, Princess Auto or CT don't have them.....and I'm trying to avoid Snap-On...thanks

Weird.

I got mine at sears and it goes up to 250in/lb

[Neeko-97RS]

maybe the guy I asked has no idea what I was looking for. I might go for a walk over there tonight.

Thanks....

I found one at PartsSource, but they want 125$ for it...

EDIT: WTF< i did a search on Sears' website and the first one that comes up is the friggin wrench I need.

[xenon]

maybe the guy I asked has no idea what I was looking for. I might go for a walk over there tonight.

Thanks....

I found one at PartsSource, but they want 125$ for it...

EDIT: WTF< i did a search on Sears' website and the first one that comes up is the friggin wrench I need.

You want something done right, you gotta do it yourself. :D

[Zenar]

LOl doesn't cnd tire have one on sale this week?

[boostedd15b]

just get a 1/4" torque wrench from princess for $20.00
set it to 7ft/lbs and youll be fine.

fyi
there are 12" in 1 ft/lb
good luck

[-=M=-]

are you looking at the sears.ca or sears.com website?

.com is american

on the same subject, where can i get a torque wrench that goes from like 20-150ft-lbs, i found one at canadian tire but the handle is like 2 feet long.

[curls]

are you looking at the sears.ca or sears.com website?

.com is american

on the same subject, where can i get a torque wrench that goes from like 20-150ft-lbs, i found one at canadian tire but the handle is like 2 feet long.

Remember that only the midle 50% f the range is going to be accurate -- the lowest 25% and the highest 25% are outside of the useable range the further you get from the middle of the range, so you will be less accurate. I wouldn't use a wrench that has a range of 20-150 ft/lbs for anything requiring <40 or >120 or so.

[mightymousetech]

Remember that only the midle 50% f the range is going to be accurate -- the lowest 25% and the highest 25% are outside of the useable range the further you get from the middle of the range, so you will be less accurate. I wouldn't use a wrench that has a range of 20-150 ft/lbs for anything requiring <40 or >120 or so.

If you get a good torque wrench (like Snap On) the entire range shown on the wrench is accurate, not just the middle 50%.

If it is worth torquing, it is worth torquing well.

[mightymousetech]

are you looking at the sears.ca or sears.com website?

.com is american

on the same subject, where can i get a torque wrench that goes from like 20-150ft-lbs, i found one at canadian tire but the handle is like 2 feet long.

Because if the handle was only 6" long, in order to do 150 lb.ft, you would have to pull 300 lbs!!!! Might as well turn the nut with your finger! LOL

[isuzunut]

you can actually multiply the torque with gears inside the head of the wrench

[-=M=-]

my range is from 70-120

[Neeko-97RS]

ok, so I went to Sears and low and behold, they had 3 of the micro torque wrenches sitting on the shelf.

was on sale too. 64$ :D

Picked one up, torqued everything down and I'm back in business now.

Thanks for all the suggestions.

[MikesCoupeGT]

I should run over to Princess Auto, but it is a horrible store for me. Even though I go to buy a $20.00 Torque wrench I would walk out with far more than that. :oops: What can I say it is a big kid candy store.

TTFN