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Pittsburgh Pro Click Torque Wrench (1/2", 1/4" or 3/8" Drive Wrench)

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Harbor Freight has select Pittsburgh Pro Click Torque Wrench (1/2", 1/4" or 3/8" Drive Wrench) on sale for $11.99 after coupon code 12827635 (apply at checkout). Shipping is a flat-rate $6.99, otherwise, you may purchase this in store to save on shipping fees w/ this in-store coupon.

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Harbor Freight has select Pittsburgh Pro Click Torque Wrench (1/2", 1/4" or 3/8" Drive Wrench) on sale for $11.99 after coupon code 12827635 (apply at checkout). Shipping is a flat-rate $6.99, otherwise, you may purchase this in store to save on shipping fees w/ this in-store coupon.

Thanks to community member BeigeCemetery6723 for finding this deal

Note, must apply the listed coupon code in cart for discount to apply.

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  • Must apply the listed coupon code for discount to apply
  • Check inventory for this product at a store near you
  • Lifetime warranty is included w/ purchase
  • Limit of 3 per customer
  • Offer valid through October 13, 2024 or while promotional offer last
Additional Notes
  • Please see original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion - Discombobulated

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Is2r
Last week I torqued a bolt head off cause the torque never clicked. I tested the wrench after and it was faulty. Warrantied it no problem, but I'll never trust it for anything with low specs.
Hoban_Washburne
I have all three sizes. As others have said, I wouldn't trust them with anything fragile, but the 1/2 works decent enough for torqueing larger stuff like lug nuts, and I use the 3/8 for my oil drain plug. The thing I dislike most about these, and what might be a possible reason so many of them get returned, is that the click on the 1/4 and 3/8 sizes can be very subtle. It's not a nice crisp click. You'll feel it click more than hear it. I actually returned one because of that. It wasn't clicking so I thought it was defective, but that just seems to be the way they are, because the replacement I got did the same thing.
Selman
In most cases, hand tight is fine, but your mechanic sucks if he thinks that is always acceptable. There have been some head designs that are known to shoot plugs out stripping the threads with it if not torqued correctly. A mechanic that isn't aware of that and not using correct torque specs is negligent.

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bilyclub
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Will this work in the store too ? Duh, just read the coupon. Thanks for the post.
Last edited by bilyclub October 3, 2024 at 05:07 AM.
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JTrinh0614
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Am I nuts or can no one else see the coupon clip for the 1/4 and 1/2 inch sizes? Are those 2 in store only or something?
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skeppley
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Quote from JTrinh0614 :
Am I nuts or can no one else see the coupon clip for the 1/4 and 1/2 inch sizes? Are those 2 in store only or something?
Coupon works online. Just need to manually add code at checkout.
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Quote from skeppley :
Coupon works online. Just need to manually add code at checkout.
Oh, Thank you!
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Have had a set of these for quite some time. If you don't have a torque wrench, you really should buy at least one, if not the whole set. Indispensable.
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Vinny2006
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yeah, there is a lifetime warranty and you can easily swap at any HF but save your money and buy a Tekton. Much better. You get what you pay for.
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Quote from Vinny2006 :
yeah, there is a lifetime warranty and you can easily swap at any HF but save your money and buy a Tekton. Much better. You get what you pay for.
I have the HF 1/4" one and my 1/2" is a Tekton. Big difference. I figured the 1/4" is good for inch lbs and should stay accurate. I definitely would not trust a 1/2" HF wrench.
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HF does a good job at what they do, but a Pittsburgh torque wrench ain't known for it's precision as the vast majority of SDers know, however, at that price, it does have its place. Repped, OP.
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Last week I torqued a bolt head off cause the torque never clicked. I tested the wrench after and it was faulty. Warrantied it no problem, but I'll never trust it for anything with low specs.
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Quote from somedude922 :
I have the HF 1/4" one and my 1/2" is a Tekton. Big difference. I figured the 1/4" is good for inch lbs and should stay accurate. I definitely would not trust a 1/2" HF wrench.
Thanks! Was about to head there but I see a Tekton for $38 on Amazon https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...0DER&psc=1
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Torque is usually a good thing to get fairly accurate. I'm all for HF but I would skip this and at least get the Icon line or Dewalt like Project farm suggests:

https://youtu.be/HP4uECoH8cc?si=Lyj459QbPB_nnY9B
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deezFKNnutz
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Have had both 3/8 and 1/2 for years no problems BUT if I was working on internals definitely not the 1/4 I use my brothers snap-on that's just me though
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Which should I use for spark plugs?
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How reliable are these torque wrenches from H.F.? I've seen some dumpster diving videos and there are always a bunch of these in the dumpster.
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Quote from eddieman :
Which should I use for spark plugs?
It's really difficult to overtorque plugs unless you're a caveman yanking the sh@t out of it. People stressing over exact ft lbs ... What if their wrench reads low and they're going under? That would be more of a concern.

Whenever I buy a used car the plugs are on the checklist to inspect and the last Toyota I bought had plugs that were backed out a few full turns. That could have been catastrophic.

My mechanic says make it hand tight and don't yank on it. He's been doing it that way for 30yrs and never had an issue. That's a much larger sample size than any at home mechanic...
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