It will probably cost as much to get the calibration checked as it would be
for a new one. Although I'm not sure how closely calibrated it needs to be?
It may be fine with +/- 10%. That wide a swing on the head bolts only puts
115 lbs on the bolts/nuts, which surely will take that. The place to worry
about is into aluminum, but using a 1/2in drive wrench is not a tool to use
here.
Johnnie
> Hello, everyone.
>
> My torque wrench is a half-inch Craftsman click type that is --dare I
> say-- thirty years old. I've kept it zeroed out and stored
> appropriately, but worry that it may no longer be calibrated. I'll
> need it in a couple of weeks when I begin reassembling the engine.
>
> Where does one take such a beast so someone can poke a piece of wood in
> its mouth and make it say "AAHHHHH"?
>
> Terry Smith, '59 TR3A
> New Hampshire
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