FisterD

Precise torques is what it is for. My small torque wrench does not go high enough for certain applications.

bart1

I assume you also know about torque multipliers, though a real torque wrench is definitely more accurate.

http://www2.northerntool.com/hand-to...tem-152579.htm

FisterD

Yes, those are cool too. I couldn't pass up the deal I got on this wrench, though.

Blaine S

Excellent tool - rear wheel bearing maybe? (339 ft-lbs)

MarkD

and front

Jeff96-993

Got a similar one when I did my wheel bearings. Was used, about a month old, from a business going under. Checked the calibration before buying, think I spent $100 for a $600 torque wrench.

Got the case too, and it now sits in the garage standing up against the wall with my rakes and shovels until needed again.

cdmdriver

There is always someone with a bigger tool.

baron95993

That is cool have fun with it. Let us know and take pictures when you use it.

Baron

boulderbobo

Now I have "tool" envy....

Garth S

Porkers need little torquers too ...