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Product Name: | Husky 20 ft./lbs. to 100 ft./lbs. 3/8 in. Drive Torque Wrench |
Product Description: | The Husky 3/8 in. Click Torque Wrench is made of alloy steel construction for strength and long-lasting performance. Its ergonomically designed handle easily turns to set torque. The finish provides resistance to corrosion and wipes clean easily. |
Product SKU: | 316924567_316924567 |
UPC: | 37103346896 |
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I'm actually needing the 3/8 & 1/4 sizes (1/4 not on sale), what else do people recommend instead?
I'm actually needing the 3/8 & 1/4 sizes (1/4 not on sale), what else do people recommend instead?
Everyone teamed up and downvoted all my deals I posted today, claiming "spam" even though I have been posting HDs holiday tool deals for a year or two now and have no history of spamming. I've been a member here since 2011 with 800+ FP deals. In reality, they most likely got angry that I posted them all within a half hour window or so and they kept getting deal alerts. So now, some people may miss out on some deals because none of the deals I posted will get exposure due to all the thumbs down.
In a few days, SD staff will post these same deals and they'll get plenty of exposure then.
I'm actually needing the 3/8 & 1/4 sizes (1/4 not on sale), what else do people recommend instead?
I personally appreciate any and all deals being posted and, since I'm an adult, have the ability to ignore deals that don't interest me without getting upset about it. Deal votes should be based on whether the deal is good or not, not because someone disagrees with the way in which they're posted.
I'm actually needing the 3/8 & 1/4 sizes (1/4 not on sale), what else do people recommend instead?
I'd prefer the 150 for double duty on bike maintenance since bidirectional, but there's currently one car measurement outside range between that and the husky 3/8 at 16 ftlb/192 inlb (power steering pump). Granted this is probably an auto forum question, but anyone who knows this stuff think I'm good enough to guesstimate or just go to the bottom of 3/8's at 240 inlb?
EDIT: Nevermind, a family member with a past life bike racing told me I don't need a dual direction wrench. Cheaper 200 inlb Tekton it is. Thanks!