At the time of this posting, our research indicates that the 3/8" Drive is $13.21 lower than the next best comparable online prices starting from $68.19.
3/8-in Drive Click Torque Wrench 20-ft/lb to 100-ft/lb CRAFTSMAN 3/8-in Drive Click Torque Wrench 20-ft/lb to 100-ft/lb | CMMT99433
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Same deal as always on these. Inflation goes up but they seem to always go on sale for the same price. Same with the 200ish pc sets in craftsman and kobalt.
harbor freight has a digital torque wrench that attaches to any ratchet for 40ish.. I still don't own a torque wrench but curious if anyone has an option on the one I'm describing ?
harbor freight has a digital torque wrench that attaches to any ratchet for 40ish.. I still don't own a torque wrench but curious if anyone has an option on the one I'm describing ?
I don't own one, but I know they are highly rated. For higher torque applications with that, you will want to use a breaker bar not a ratchet.
harbor freight has a digital torque wrench that attaches to any ratchet for 40ish.. I still don't own a torque wrench but curious if anyone has an option on the one I'm describing ?
Yes, I am the occasional backyard mechanic and have the 3/8 version. Liked it so much that I bought the 1/2" version this week. They've been great.
On the other hand, I went through 3 harbor freight click torque wrenches that just didn't work before getting my money back and buying the one mentioned above.
BTW, I do recommend removing the batteries from the torque wrench adapters between uses to keep them fresh and also prevent leakage.
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Yes, I am the occasional backyard mechanic and have the 3/8 version. Liked it so much that I bought the 1/2" version this week. They've been great.
On the other hand, I went through 3 harbor freight click torque wrenches that just didn't work before getting my money back and buying the one mentioned above.
BTW, I do recommend removing the batteries from the torque wrench adapters between uses to keep them fresh and also prevent leakage.
digital torque adapters are awesome. Analog torque wrenches suck for accuracy...the digital adapters are cheaper AND more accurate.
i got the Harbor Freight ones for next to nothing... my wheel lugs will never know if they're not 100% accurate.
unfortunately these types of wrenches are quickly becoming outdated in a world where torque-to-angle is becoming wayyy more popular. i'm still on the hunt for a good deal on one of those to pick up.
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On the other hand, I went through 3 harbor freight click torque wrenches that just didn't work before getting my money back and buying the one mentioned above.
BTW, I do recommend removing the batteries from the torque wrench adapters between uses to keep them fresh and also prevent leakage.
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On the other hand, I went through 3 harbor freight click torque wrenches that just didn't work before getting my money back and buying the one mentioned above.
BTW, I do recommend removing the batteries from the torque wrench adapters between uses to keep them fresh and also prevent leakage.
unfortunately these types of wrenches are quickly becoming outdated in a world where torque-to-angle is becoming wayyy more popular. i'm still on the hunt for a good deal on one of those to pick up.
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