Torque Wrench
No Pain, No Pain!
Joined: Jul 2007
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From: Baltimore, Maryland
No Pain, No Pain!
Joined: Jul 2007
Posts: 4,825
Likes: 12
From: Baltimore, Maryland
I'm not sure if harbor freight has a catalog, but a forewarning; there is a reason their parts are ridiculously low prices. I've heard many horror stories of tools breaking on first use from there. I had a rotary tool from there once, even with it's stupidly high RPM's, the wire wheel literally wouldn't even rusticate wood. Not saying all their tools are junk, but it'd be worth a few extra bucks for some added peace of mind IMHO.
Just don't ask O'reillys about the price on their big torque wrench 100-600 ft lbs (which you'll need around 350 ft lbs on some suspension parts) the "account" price is near $600! But on the flip side, I got a 150 ft lb torque wrench from them in the neighborhood of $25 I think
Just don't ask O'reillys about the price on their big torque wrench 100-600 ft lbs (which you'll need around 350 ft lbs on some suspension parts) the "account" price is near $600! But on the flip side, I got a 150 ft lb torque wrench from them in the neighborhood of $25 I think
