Which torque wrench?
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Cloggy Saint
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Can someone recommend a decent torque wrench for around the 25 quid mark? Cheers.
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Quality tools cost decent money,I would not trust a torque wrench at the 'budget' end of the price scale.
Seem to remember that Practical Classic's tested torque wrenches a while ago....
Seem to remember that Practical Classic's tested torque wrenches a while ago....
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Motorhole
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I bought a Draper one, based on some magazine test some time ago, Autoexpress it might have been. It was the most accurate at the lower end of the price range, about £45 iirc.
Some of them were miles out though
I think the Clarke one was torquing up something like 33% lower than specified.
Some of them were miles out though
I think the Clarke one was torquing up something like 33% lower than specified.