Home Depot has
Husky 50 ft-lbs to 250 ft-lbs 1/2" Drive Click Torque Wrench Tool (H2DTWA-03) on sale for
$59.97.
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About the Product - 50 ft-lbs to 250 ft-lbs Torque Range
- Torque accuracy of ±3% CW
- Twist Lock Ring/Audible Click
- Alloy Steel Construction
- Oil-Resistant Elastomeric Handle
- Hard Plastic Storage Case
Community Reviews
This Husky 1 half inch click torque wrench stands out for higher range automotive work, especially suspension, rotors, pads, calipers, and wheel torquing. The collar style lock is praised as easier to set than handle nut or turn knob designs, and the wrench is described as performing smoothly with no problems. It is also noted as cheaper than comparable Harbor Freight and Quinn options. The main caution is the excess oil in the box or on the gear side, which may be normal lubrication but is worth checking. A solid fit for frequent car work.
The wrench can work well for suspension torque jobs like control arms without operational problems.
The collar twist-lock style can be easier than designs that require loosening a nut at the handle end.
The locking mechanism can feel better for wheel torque work than a Pittsburgh turn-knob style.
The return process can be seamless when used within the return window.
Excess oil on the wrench and inside the box can indicate a potentially bad unit on delivery.
The torques can reportedly leak out, which may suggest an issue with the internal mechanism.
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