FisterD

No, Andreas, this is not another Cactus thread

I just picked up a new torque wrench........100-600 ft.lb. (169-779 Nm). This thing is a monster! The wrench on top is my 1/2" drive torque wrench, for size comparison. 2WD conversion will be a piece of cake, now.

guards red

Serious bucks Darin?

bart1

Love it! That has front axle nut written all over it - or lug nuts, accornging to some shops I have been.

FisterD

It lists for $566.

Floodj

Okay, I gotta say it...
Wow -- you will really be able to bust some big nuts with that thing...

cabrio993

I don't feel adequate all of the sudden....

Texas993

600 ftlbs, how many guys would you need to get to that? Or is there lots of leverage?

bart1

It appears to be maybe 5 feet long, so that would be 120 lb of force.

simpsoap

Oh Snap - that's a big torque wrench! that should get the job done

Andy

race911

About what I use for the centerlocks on the Radical and 910.

Also, go talk to guys who are into 356's (and 912's) to see what they use on the gland nut. Or on a rotary.......did we have some fun with those flywheel nuts way back when.

Raptor

A litttle longer and with the right fulcrum you could move the world.

Mike J

Looks about right. I borrow one from my wife's company when I do axle nuts...its about 7' long and does up to 900ft-lbs.

I am jealous that I do not own one...did you have to upgrade your toolbox in order for it to fit? :-)

Cheers,

Mike

IamSMC

I would use a breaker bar to bust some nuts instead...

FisterD

It doesn't fit in the toolbox. It does have it's own case, though.

Monique

But Darin, unless you use it to set precise torques... all is needed is a power bar... NO???