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Old 08-14-2009, 01:25 AM
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Originally Posted by Chas H View Post
Yup. Prolly because they are made in China.
Any task requiring a torque wrench needs a well made torque wrench.
My 1/2" drive Craftsman (and my 3/8" micro-torque) were both made in USA....and cost accordingly! (over $75 apiece. ) Got the small one during a holiday half off sale though.


Harbor freight will usually endlessly exchange things....if no receipt then you can pick from store credit or a direct exchange. I've done it many times.....that's probably not a good sign.


I liked the comment about "Shanghai Frieght" So true...

I just bought a 2-ton engine crane there a few weeks ago for a measly $170......the thing weighs over 250lbs! Works perfect though....it did not flex or strain at all, even with a whole 617+trans hanging from it!
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