Subject	Stay away from the Husky torque wrench.
Posted by	Ron(Houston) on December 22, 2004 at 11:17 AM
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In Reply To	What about Husky tools? posted by SuparexTT on December 21, 2004 at 09:32 PM
Message	I have one and it is better used as a prybar. Out the box it couldn't be further out of spec. I don't abuse them either. I wind them down and store time in their cases. A cheap beam torque wrench is better than a Husky dial. But, for something as important as a torque wrench, get at least a craftsman.
Follow Ups	What about Husky tools? - SuparexTT 21:32:57 12/21/04 You sure will need to use that warranty. I don't know if - Arturo C. 21:41:32 12/21/04 Snap-On is wayyyyyy overpriced for the average DIY (n/m) - Guapo 21:43:14 12/21/04 2nd (n/m) - 91Z32TT 22:22:41 12/21/04 I have mostly Craftsman, the warranty rules... - Funkdoobiest 11:55:51 12/22/04 Find another mech that has Matco tools and ask him to - Arturo C. 09:16:33 12/23/04 Yes but it's only the torque one so he can pay the xtra fat. (n/m) - Arturo C. 23:41:29 12/21/04 Big 3rd. Even for semi-serious, I've done lots with them. (n/m) - RSR 07:00:20 12/22/04 hehe, that's why I buy Husky, and borrow my friend's SnapOn - KaZ (VaBch) 08:34:46 12/22/04 I've broken alot of husky tools... - Tissan© 21:47:17 12/21/04 I've broken a lot of all of them... hehe... - KaZ (VaBch) 08:33:23 12/22/04 Re: What about Husky tools? - ybnormal70 21:48:36 12/21/04 2nd (n/m) - Speedy1003 (IN) 22:03:42 12/21/04 90 days and 2 years warranty? Maybe on some electric - boileralum 21:49:52 12/21/04 I thought he was talking about the torque wrench (n/m) - PennStateZ 22:02:30 12/21/04 I've worked at Sears before.... - PearlWhiteTT 22:02:36 12/21/04 2nd. My Craftsmen Digi-torque only had a 90 day warranty > - whitepearlz 22:06:03 12/21/04 Craftsman is the way to go >> - Coz@CZP 22:03:16 12/21/04 2nd (n/m) - turtleboy 22:15:06 12/21/04 3rd, I've got many craftsman tools that have never broken (n/m) - 91Z32TT 22:23:36 12/21/04 yep. (n/m) - Spee 23:09:32 12/21/04 Same with Husky Tools - KaZ (VaBch) 08:30:53 12/22/04 I've had a Husky torque wrench for around 2 yrs, no problems (n/m) - Sportzcoop 22:03:49 12/21/04 Husky is pretty nice - 90BlkZ18 23:22:18 12/21/04 From what I've used SnapOn>Mac>Craftsman>Husky - KaZ (VaBch) 08:32:11 12/22/04 you forgot matco! (n/m) - Z_animal 09:16:08 12/22/04 I think I meant Matco when I said Mac, but is there a Mac? - KaZ (VaBch) 13:30:38 12/22/04 yes there is (n/m) - SuparexTT 17:07:47 12/22/04 Lol, you know most of those are made at the same plant right - Woody75 (Denver) 09:29:43 12/22/04 lol... that is rather funny - KaZ (VaBch) 13:32:04 12/22/04 You are so wrong, I would avoid generic drugs if I can - PLEAZURE in CA (SD) 18:46:12 12/22/04 I'll have to agree on that one. - Big_Mike (SD) 17:15:29 12/23/04 Stay away from the Husky torque wrench. - Ron(Houston) 11:17:04 12/22/04 Husky's..................................................... - quikz 11:35:02 12/22/04 Forget about the expired Craftsman warranty> - Taks 12:55:18 12/22/04 Doesn't work. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 13:19:12 12/22/04 Obviously wont work 100% of the time.> - Taks 17:02:29 12/22/04
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