>How do you gauge this? My spanky new Craftsman torque wrench starts at 25
>lbs!
They used to offer a smaller beam type torque wrench that was in inch/lbs
with a range to 600 in/lb. you just have to do the inch/lb to ft/lb
conversion. I bought one years ago when I started replacing pressure
plates (under 20 ft/lbs on those bolts, I think). I also have the
Craftsman adjustable breakover type, but since I have no way to
accurately check the calibration, I don't use it much. Both of my beam
type wrenches have the floating pivot handles, too.
FWIW, Ron
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Ronnie Day
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Dallas/Ft. Worth
'71 510 2-dr (Prepared class autocrosser)
'73 510 2-dr (Street Toy)
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