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Well what do you think?
 
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Jarhead0408

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Hahahaha...

Coo?

If its HF its ****!

If its Snappy, its golden-**** sent from heaven above and must be bought!
 

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not so much as a torquing tool, but be nice to have leverage when loosening a rounded nut.
nice!
 
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LA1

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not so much as a torquing tool, but be nice to have leverage when loosening a rounded nut.
nice!

You know , actually you are right. I never looked at that picture seriously. It would be the equivalent of putting a piece of long pipe over one of the end levers/handle on the vise grips.
 

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not so much as a torquing tool, but be nice to have leverage when loosening a rounded nut.
nice!

I hope you're joking. They make breaker bars for getting nuts off. Don't use a torque wrench for loosening bolts.

As for the tool the torque rating would not be accurate since the nut/bolt wouldn't be under the head of the torque wrench. Would have to calculate how far off the torque value would be.
 
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I hope you're joking. They make breaker bars for getting nuts off. Don't use a torque wrench for loosening bolts.

As for the tool the torque rating would not be accurate since the nut/bolt wouldn't be under the head of the torque wrench. Would have to calculate how far off the torque value would be.

use the proper tool police are out today. :)
what if its an old torque wrench you got with tools for free or paid a buck for it? i use old torque wrenches for breaker bars all the time.
would i use a quality accurate one as a breaker bar? no.
 

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not so much as a torquing tool, but be nice to have leverage when loosening a rounded nut.
nice!

A few months back I welded up a set for a plumber. He wanted a 1', 2' and 3' bar welded onto a set of the wide mouth ( ) vise grips. Said he was using them for plastic pipe removal when he couldn't get a pipe wrench in. :dunno:
 

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I hope you're joking. They make breaker bars for getting nuts off. Don't use a torque wrench for loosening bolts.

As for the tool the torque rating would not be accurate since the nut/bolt wouldn't be under the head of the torque wrench. Would have to calculate how far off the torque value would be.


That one was purpose-built for torqueing a funny bone.
 

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Well I know this is a joke but I have seen (and used) modified Ridgid pipe wrenches, that have high end click torque wrenches added for assembly of specific pipe and fittings.

They even have torque wrenches that not only click on rotation but on elevation as well. First I had ever seen that.

Thanks

Jeff
 

JoeSnapOn

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While this is a funny joke. Homemade tools are sometimes the best/only choice. Everybody has their own story. And go....
 

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well if you wanted to get real creative and actually make it work well, you could drill a hole for a 3/8 extension all the way through. then weld both sides so the force is going on both sides of the handle, just not on the top..... ready to rock then.
 

signcrafter

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use the proper tool police are out today. :)
what if its an old torque wrench you got with tools for free or paid a buck for it? i use old torque wrenches for breaker bars all the time.
would i use a quality accurate one as a breaker bar? no.

No badge here. You stated you use a torque wrench as a breaker bar, nothing more. Maybe next time you will specify a junk torque wrench. I was just pointing out a fact so others didn't ruin a torque wrench listening to you use it as a breaker bar. I could care less what you use as a breaker bar. Just didn't want others who may not know better to take your post at face value and use a good torque wrench since you failed to mention anything about it being a junk torque wrench.
 

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No badge here. You stated you use a torque wrench as a breaker bar, nothing more. Maybe next time you will specify a junk torque wrench. I was just pointing out a fact so others didn't ruin a torque wrench listening to you use it as a breaker bar. I could care less what you use as a breaker bar. Just didn't want others who may not know better to take your post at face value and use a good torque wrench since you failed to mention anything about it being a junk torque wrench.

i've used a good torque wrench as a breaker bar before...the high dollar snappy digital angle one at that...i like to know the breakaway torque of some things sometimes
 
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