Subject	Avoid the ones with the locking mechanism
Posted by	Trailboss on February 24, 2010 at 12:30 PM
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In Reply To	recomend a good torque wrench? posted by FuerGrissa on February 24, 2010 at 02:44 AM
Message	at the top -- like Craftsman. In my experience, it's just too easy to accidently turn this lock while you're working with it. There's some other ones with the locking at the bottom, that I have found to be better. I replaced all my Craftsman with Sunex International, that I got from Amazon.
Follow Ups	recomend a good torque wrench? - FuerGrissa 02:44:03 02/24/10 Snap-On if you have the means, or Crafstman (n/m) - Cap927(Boston) 07:47:41 02/24/10 Husky > Craftsman (for torque wrenches) (n/m) - just4kinks 10:01:38 02/24/10 Avoid torque wrenches w. plastic handles. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 10:08:59 02/24/10 Neither of the 2 Snap-On I have came with plastic handles - Cap927(Boston) 10:38:03 02/24/10 2nd. mine just broke. taking advantage of warranty though (n/m) - KasbeKZ(VA) 10:40:34 02/24/10 Sears warranty is *ONLY* 1 year w. receipt and they give - Bernie (NoVA) 11:10:00 02/24/10 I think it's from lowes. Might be the same though (n/m) - KasbeKZ(VA) 13:40:22 02/24/10 Craftsmans is crap - toykoz32 12:10:18 02/24/10 Recommend Pittsburgh in-lb wrench from Harbor Freight - Zarcasm(Hfd, CT) 11:32:00 02/24/10 Avoid the ones with the locking mechanism - Trailboss 12:30:57 02/24/10
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