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Wheeler fat torque wrench
@ 10:32 am (GMT) |
mark sucklingHi guys,Has anyone one had experience with the digital wheeler torque wrench? Is it worth getting over than the regular one? I'm looking to get a torque wrench, the digital one isn't a lot more expensive but I'm slightly dubious of cheap electronic stuff.... Thanks Mark |
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@ 02:34 pm (GMT) |
Kenneth KephartRe: Wheeler fat torque wrenchHaven't tried the digital one yet. |
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@ 04:17 pm (GMT) |
mark sucklingRe: Wheeler fat torque wrenchThanks Kenneth,So you find the standard one reliable & consistent... easy to use? |
@ 06:08 pm (GMT) |
Warwick MarflittRe: Wheeler fat torque wrenchI'd stay away from the digital ones. Batteries leak and go flat. Mechanical things just work😆 and as long as you look after it. Keep it lubed and keep it untensioned while in the box. I'm guessing it'll last you a lifetime. Have a read about the different types available in Nathan's books. I think Wheeler do it with a kit full of different screw bits as well. |
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@ 04:04 pm (GMT) |
mark sucklingRe: Wheeler fat torque wrenchThanks Warwick, mechanical it is! |
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