76 foot/lb my @ss!
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Racer
Joined: Nov 2006
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From: Los Angeles CA
Eeek, all very scary to me. I'm crossing my fingers - Thanks to everyone for their advice.
Btw, I bought a Craftsman TQ wrench. Someone said it's not liftetime warranty ? I thought all Craftsman stuff were backed for life.
Btw, I bought a Craftsman TQ wrench. Someone said it's not liftetime warranty ? I thought all Craftsman stuff were backed for life.
Burning Brakes
Joined: Feb 2001
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From: Milwaukee & Long Beach WI & CA
I see you already got a new torque wrench, but here's a good brand:
http://www.cditorque.com/main.html
They make the Snap-on torque wrenches. I bought one of their's a few years ago on the web and it was cheaper then the snap on version but the only difference is the logo. Now their website says they are a snap-on company, so maybe the discount isn't as much.
http://www.cditorque.com/main.html
They make the Snap-on torque wrenches. I bought one of their's a few years ago on the web and it was cheaper then the snap on version but the only difference is the logo. Now their website says they are a snap-on company, so maybe the discount isn't as much.
Team Owner
Joined: May 2001
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I have a couple of their torque wrenchs. IIRC, they do not carry a LT warranty. Maybe 90 days or 1yr? Don't recall. Check your paperwork.
