I think my dog could use a normal wrench and torque bolts down more accurate than that pile of shit

 

Just goes to prove that nothing you say is worth reading and you are a complete moron.

 

It will work for a while but if you use it with any regularity I am sure you will begin to lose calibration and end up tossing it or using it as a breaker bar. Go pick up a Craftsman. Torque wrench is a worthy investment and with the lifetime warranty and walk in swap outs why not buy a decent one.

 

Breaker bar > torque wrench. That's right, I said it :fawk:

 

So no deal huh? Ok. This guy I know at a shop down in rancho uses it on building his motors :noes:... Im gonna :rofl: when something goes wrong. Why wouldn't you guys use it on motors? Not acurate enough? What do you guys use on motors?

 

Oh God, stay away from anything he builds. That's blasphemy.

SnapOn is King.

 

At home I would probably use it antil it broke, but I would check the calibration once in a while.

If I were building motors for a living hell no I would spend the money on a quality tool like a Snap-on, Mac or even a Craftsman.

I hardly ever have need for a torque wrench though since the axles on my Toy are simple to do correctly using a screwdriver and a hammer and everything else is pretty easy to figure how tight is tight enough.

 

Torque wrenches don't have lifetime warranty. :hs:

 

Shows you how often I use one huh?

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