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Any suggestions of the most accurate, reliable and easy to read torque wrench to purchase for use on wheel lug bolts, oil filters etc.?
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Use a Snap-On. I have had the best luck with all of their tools.
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Try this web site:
http://www.stahlwille.com/torque_wrench.htm This company claims that its click type torque wrench do not need to set back to zero after use. I just have the beam type torque wrenches for now. They are cheap and do not loose calibration over time. David |
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