Help with Snap-on torque screw driver

[sammon287]

I bought a Snap-on QTS135 torque limiting screw driver off E-bay for $50. I saw new prices of $295, so given its unused appearance, it seemed like a good deal. I have been searching for an hour and can't find any type of user manual or instructions for it. I know how to adjust it, but wanted to make sure there was nothing to avoid beyond regular torque wrench common sense. My biggest question is to figure out why it has a blue anodized knurled ring and end cap. Every picture I see online is red. Is it just old? I plan to use it for occasional auto/moto repair and rifle action screws in the 20-30 in/lb range.

 

[P_I_Torque]

I like the color blue much more than red =) The QTS135 is an outstanding fully releasing click driver. You made a great purchase. Please contact me (email is in my profile) and I can get you a user manual and answer any other questions you may have.

 

[sammon287]

I like the color blue much more than red =) The QTS135 is an outstanding fully releasing click driver. You made a great purchase. Please contact me (email is in my profile) and I can get you a user manual and answer any other questions you may have.

Thanks. I tried to send a PM and E-mail, but I'm not sure it worked. Nothing shows under "messages sent".

 

[P_I_Torque]

Sammon, I got both and just emailed you back =]

 

[redwrench60]

So, for the rest of the class is there a difference between the blue and red end caps?

 

[bob15]

E-mail snap on, they will send you a manual. I got a copy for a dwell meter that was made in the mid 50's. Just ask them.