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Post #140370194 added 09-14-2020 7:32 PM by KMan in Deal Talk
I had this problem with my 10-150 1/2" Tekton until I started using the through-hole in the locking nut, by inserting a small screwdriver and using the leverage to really tighten down the nut. Now it...
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Post #140382155 added 09-15-2020 9:30 AM by interpon in Deal Talk
Because managing a large tool into a tight area is difficult to get a last torque in and then add the click..that sweep is significantl...not just for lugs
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Post #140546942 added 09-21-2020 10:35 AM by BenjaminR6839 in Deal Talk
the only thing more suspicious than the product is these comment shitting on it for no reason
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Post #140383979 added 09-15-2020 10:25 AM by abayray in Deal Talk
I have a tekton 1/2in 10-150lb. Would I still need a 3/8” on automotive work? I’m getting the 1/4” for tighter spaces but I’m not sure if the 3/8” is redundant. Home mechanics, what is your...
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Post #140376779 added 09-15-2020 6:20 AM by wcotaku in Deal Talk
Picked up the 3/8 and 1/2 in during the last deal. Can’t speak for long term durability, but they feel solidly made and you can register them on the company website for an extra two years on the...
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Post #140120810 added 09-03-2020 1:15 PM by iconian in Deal Talk
LEXIVON Inch Pound Torque Wrench 1/4-Inch Drive 20~200 in-lb/2.26~22.6 Nm (LX-181) for $31.97 - 30% OFFwith Promo Code 304TBUQI = $22.38 LEXIVON 3/8-Inch Drive Click Torque Wrench 10~80...
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Post #140123573 added 09-03-2020 2:58 PM by SteerAndStuff in Deal Talk
I have other stuff from them as well and seems great quality. In for a 1/4" for myself. Thank you for sharing.
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Post #140138411 added 09-04-2020 8:20 AM by Topher22 in Deal Talk
That would explain why I had a Taiwan one for years and lost it, then just bought a China one and it broke on its first use at 85 ft/lbs.
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Post #140161826 added 09-05-2020 8:44 AM by vo_danh in Deal Talk
I would have bought one if it was a straight head. Using crow foots to do AC lines is just a pain
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Post #140382281 added 09-15-2020 9:33 AM by newell74 in Deal Talk
But what if a HF torque wrench is MORE ACCURATE than a Snap-On brand torque wrench? https://www.hagerty.com/media/maintenance-and-tech/snap-on-vs-harbor-freight-torque-wrench/ Or, what if the...
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Post #140382362 added 09-15-2020 9:35 AM by KMan in Deal Talk
Which is why, ideally, you use the smallest wrench you can that works in a given application. An 18" 1/2" 10-150ft-lb wrench works fine for lug nuts and is actually preferable, giving you more...
+114 Score 180 Replies 118,781 Views
Post #140369711 added 09-14-2020 7:03 PM by Meriton in Deal Talk
You guys/gals don't use the ugga dugga technique?
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Post #140122979 added 09-03-2020 2:35 PM by PurpleRiver675 in Deal Talk
Don't know about the market but I have a tool from them and it's rock solid! If they're giving out codes then use them!
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Post #140123135 added 09-03-2020 2:41 PM by dong888 in Deal Talk
Definitely cheaper than what I paid: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00C5ZL0RU/ref=cm_sw_r_other_apa_i_UewuFbGJDE5WS While I have no experience in Lexicon brand, I would be cautious in purchasing...
+114 Score 180 Replies 118,781 Views
Post #140176931 added 09-06-2020 4:26 AM by csl4424 in Deal Talk
The adaptor you linked is junk. So no does not make sense to buy a junk adaptor vs a junk torque wrench.
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Post #140369135 added 09-14-2020 6:32 PM by E.K in Deal Talk
FWIW, I bought the 1/4” one and used it on my bike. I had a 5Nm torque key already and compared this wrench with that key, they both seemed to ‘click’ at about the same tension, so know this is...
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Post #140156549 added 09-04-2020 10:17 PM by MxxC in Deal Talk
What good does that do to you? You going to fly to China with your stripped bolt and find the person who didn't calibrate it properly and beat him with your torque wrench?
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Post #140126513 added 09-03-2020 5:19 PM by fbk732 in Deal Talk
so much hate recently on SD amazon deals. i own the 3/8 inch torque wrench from Lexivon, paid $40 last year on amazon. its rock solid, definitely would recommend.
+114 Score 180 Replies 118,781 Views
Post #140145503 added 09-04-2020 12:51 PM by demetron in Deal Talk
Nuts and bolts that I might need over 150 ft-lbs for are usually easily accessible (axle nuts, strut to knuckle bolts, crank pulley, etc), so a finer ratchet is not really needed there
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Post #140374649 added 09-15-2020 2:19 AM by kalel33 in Deal Talk
Yeah, every single person that has positive personal experience with this company has 10 or 15 posts. One or two might be coincidence but every single one of them? It's pretty bad when the only...
+114 Score 180 Replies 118,781 Views
Post #140384915 added 09-15-2020 11:01 AM by ThisAintADeal in Deal Talk
I'm not seeing Icon branded ones at HF. All I see are Pittsburgs.😔
+114 Score 180 Replies 118,781 Views
Post #140370590 added 09-14-2020 7:50 PM by KMan in Deal Talk
Have had one for years but I hated using it. It's hard to hold it steady enough to get a decent reading at the higher end and it just didn't feel accurate at the low end.
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Post #140370743 added 09-14-2020 7:56 PM by bluekrome in Deal Talk
I ended up getting the HF ones, the coupon has a limit of 4, I bought 2. Both made in Taiwan.
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Post #140374775 added 09-15-2020 2:53 AM by majindan in Deal Talk
Wouldn't the individual company determine the QA instead of just the country of origin? I think probably. Any German based companies making torque wrenches? ;)
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Post #140127110 added 09-03-2020 5:49 PM by Birdman84 in Deal Talk
Lexivon owned by Arkview LLC. Which gile trademark on the name Lexivon in 2018. Looks like Arkview own a bunch of companys.
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Post #140132930 added 09-04-2020 12:33 AM by Dimitris in Deal Talk
At 4x the price for the long 1/2", the Lexivon is not exactly cheap either... As others have said, the cheap HFT are just as good as these calibration-wise, and overall pretty solid, although...
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Post #140160254 added 09-05-2020 7:13 AM by will403536 in Deal Talk
Most of the random brand products on SD are self-promoters or shills. These are the same as Harbor Freight for 2-3x the price...
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Post #140514371 added 09-19-2020 10:12 PM by Mekks082 in Deal Talk
Bought 3x of these, sent em back to amazon after looking em over and doing some test. Ended up buying 3x ICON ones from HF. Spent a little more than I would have liked but with the 20% off it was...
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Post #140127773 added 09-03-2020 6:25 PM by anonymous2929239 in Deal Talk
harbor freight has 5-80lb wrench, 20 bucks. I got mine for 10 bucks though had 10 dollar off coupon.
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Post #140274599 added 09-10-2020 11:21 AM by MrSmoofy in Deal Talk
Codes are not working for me to reorder the lost order from Amazon. Maybe you can only use them once? Not sure but Amazon has no way they say to ship replacements because it was not sold by them.
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Post #140395295 added 09-15-2020 5:39 PM by KMan in Deal Talk
Perhaps they changed models in recent years as the 1/4" one I looked at just felt like crap. Even if it was fairly accurate and sturdy, it just felt all wrong. I was all set to buy it as I'm not a...
+114 Score 180 Replies 118,781 Views
Post #140372321 added 09-14-2020 9:24 PM by Dimitris in Deal Talk
Oh, the Lexivon push of the week? Or is it twice a week now?
+114 Score 180 Replies 118,781 Views
Post #140380655 added 09-15-2020 8:38 AM by nightanole in Deal Talk
how many ugga dugga's is that? Asking for a friend.
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Post #140382521 added 09-15-2020 9:38 AM by KMan in Deal Talk
But their lesser build quality and clunkiness in use still makes them a pain to use IMO. I buy lots of HF tools, but generally ones where build quality (let alone safety) isn't as much of an issue...
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Post #140126006 added 09-03-2020 4:52 PM by JoseG4 in Deal Talk
Would this be good to use to tighten down lug nuts ?
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Post #140128514 added 09-03-2020 7:02 PM by Trogdor636 in Deal Talk
If this was similar to Harbor Freight I'd be willing to pay just because it has NM printed on the tool for bicycle torque conversion.
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Post #140129006 added 09-03-2020 7:28 PM by S5gunn in Deal Talk
I have PI torque wrenches and the split beam design is much better than the clicker designs as they can be stored at a preset torque without losing accuracy. Whether or not they are worth an extra...
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Post #140137670 added 09-04-2020 7:53 AM by scsiguru in Deal Talk
I need one just to re-torque the lug nuts on my vehicles after a rotation. Which one would best serve this purpose?
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Post #140380370 added 09-15-2020 8:30 AM by 91LT250R in Deal Talk
I pity the fool that trusts a $22 torque wrench.
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