need a good used torque wrench

[firerescuetool]

Anybody got one for sale?
10-100 ft. lbs or so?

Thanks
[email protected]

 

[billymade]

http://shop.ebay.com/items/_W0QQ_nkwZtorqueQ20wrenchQQ_armrsZ1QQ_fromZR40QQ_mdoZ

 

[Rickster]

http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=109721

 

[Uncle Buck]

Anybody got one for sale?
10-100 ft. lbs or so?

Thanks
[email protected]

Craftsman ½ dr clicker #44476, 20-150 ft-lbs; $35
Craftsman 3/8 dr beam #44655, 600 in-lbs; $14
SnapOn 3/8 dr Dial, TESI60FU 4273, 60 NM; $269 new / $75 used
SK ½ dr beam, 150 ft-lbs; $20
Craftsman ½ dr beam #4464, 0-150 ft-lbs; $14
Craftsman ½ dr beam #4464, 0-150 ft-lbs, like new; $16

You really ought to take Rick up on one of those, even the beams ae fine if you just have hit and miss use. I used beams without complaint for years before springin for a clicker, nothin wrong with em.

 

[firerescuetool]

I wish I knew which one to choose. I'm looking for one for use on spark plugs, certain drain plugs, etc.
I've got 6 to choose from!

 

[Uncle Buck]

I wish I knew which one to choose. I'm looking for one for use on spark plugs, certain drain plugs, etc.
I've got 6 to choose from!

Easy choice, if you do not have a torque wrench and can afford it buy the 1/2" Craftsman clicker from him for $35.00 it should be all you need and more if you only wrench from time to time! If you want something cheaper go with the 1/2" Craftsman beam that's like new in the box for $16.00 you really cannot go wrong with either one of them.

 

[Rickster]

mmmm

 

[Uncle Buck]

I wish I knew which one to choose. I'm looking for one for use on spark plugs, certain drain plugs, etc.
I've got 6 to choose from!

Craftsman ½ dr clicker #44476, 20-150 ft-lbs; $35 SOLD!
Craftsman 3/8 dr beam #44655, 600 in-lbs; $14
SnapOn 3/8 dr Dial, TESI60FU 4273, 60 NM; $269 new / $75 used
SK ½ dr beam, 150 ft-lbs; $20 SOLD!
Craftsman ½ dr beam #4464, 0-150 ft-lbs; $14
Craftsman ½ dr beam #4464, 0-150 ft-lbs, like new; $16 SOLD!

If you fiddled around and let the best ones get sold, you could still do just fine with the #4464 for $14.00 The box looks like **** but assuming the tool is fine it would still deliver everything a part time wrench would need. If you do not have a TW at all I would not want a 3/8" as my only go to wrench, you would do better waiting for a half if you miss all of the 1/2" above.

 

[firerescuetool]

Yup, I missed out on the clicker styled one.

 

[Uncle Buck]

If you fiddled around and let the best ones get sold, you could still do just fine with the #4464 for $14.00 The box looks like **** but assuming the tool is fine it would still deliver everything a part time wrench would need. If you do not have a TW at all I would not want a 3/8" as my only go to wrench, you would do better waiting for a half if you miss all of the 1/2" above.

Yup, I missed out on the clicker styled one.

So, why not grab the 4464 he still has!

 

[Rickster]

mmmm