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Hello all,
I need to buy one torque wrench for tightening lug nut. The one from HF has horrible reviews. Recently, I find this one from ace hardware. AceŽ Torque Wrench - Specialty Wrenches - Ace Hardware Does anyone have experience on this product? Thank you |
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edit: I just checked mine, it appears to be identical, but sold under the name Primegrip. It has a max setting of 150 ft-lbs. It says made in Taiwan on the side. It's nice and heavy with a big ratchet head.
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Member Number: 48633
Join Date: Jun 2012
Location: Schaumburg, IL
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Question> How do you feel it when you use it to tighten the wheel lug nuts? Thank you Last edited by q0987; 11-20-2012 at 10:29 PM. |
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It is a fairly nice wrench, the adjustment mechanism is pretty decent, but not as good as others I have tried. This torque wrench is a little shorter than my other torque wrench, so it takes some extra effort, but not much. It has a very loud click. I have used it to torque my lug nuts at least twice. I am quite pleased with it. Like I said, mine is under a different name, but almost identical looking otherwise.
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Member Number: 48633
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Many thanks
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I have the small inch pound wrench and I have the larger foot pound wrench. Both are fine for what I do. I had one break and they gave me another off the shelf. As long as they will replace I do not care if they break. I paid less then $50 for the two of them. You will be fine with them unless you are a full time mechanic that is picky about their tools.
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