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Decent 3/4 torque wrench,

Hammell

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Im looking for a decent torque wrench in 3/4 drive, in the 600-700 ft lb range. Any ideas? Hopefully something less $ than snap on..
 
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MR_T

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Say no to Harbor Freight, don't get me wrong I like HF for some things. This is NOT one of those

Especially if the reviews on HF's on site are under 4 stars, they have been known to dupe the stats
 
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Hammell

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No harbour freight in Canada that im aware of. We have Princess auto instead..
 

Murphy4570

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700 ft-lb? Might want to look into 1" drive torque wrenches, or hydraulic torque machines. The latter is big $$$ and used in heavy industry a lot
 

Charles (in GA)

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Ebay might turn up something. Several years ago now I found a 370-1100 lb/ft Norbar torque wrench on Ebay. According to the seller (a business), it was purchased new for a special job, used twice and then sat unused till they sold it. Looked like new. I was the only bidder and got it for $250.

It does happen.

Charles
 

Charles (in GA)

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Buy this Sweeney 3/4"f to 1"m... 3.5 to 1 torque multiplier good to 1000 lbs and use a lower range torque wrench.

Ebay auction number 121382502633

There are MANY ¾ drive torque wrenches on Ebay, with the exception of Neiko which claims 700 lb/ft, they all stop at 600 lb/ft. If the OP needs more than 600, its either go to a 1" square drive, or a torque multiplier.

Charles
 
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