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The Craftsman Torque Wrench is a wonderful tool to help with the maintenance of one's car. This wrench insures you will get a good grip on the bolts in your car, without ruining anything.
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What kind of hydraulic torque wrench should I buy?
Get a Craftsman torque wrench and make sure you get a warranty. There have been some complaint of problems with the wrenches. Craftsman is probably correcting the problem so that means you should end up with a goood tool.
What store sells the Craftsman wrench set?
There are various Craftsman wrench sets that can be purchased. Where you purchase one depends on which specific Craftsman wrench set you are looking for. Some places that sell Craftsman wrench sets include Home Depot, Lowes, and Sears.
How do you set torque wrench at 62lbs?
Some have a setting screw, some have a pointer and gauge.
Do you need a torque wrench when replacing pads and rotors?
You do not need a torque wrench when replacing brake pads and rotors. Some of the tools needed to change the rotors and pads are the c-clamp, sockets, wrench, grease, and brake cleaner.
What size is the torque wrench for a dodge 1 ton van full size?
The same torque wrench is used on all vehicles. They take a standard socket, some 3/8 drive and some 1/2 drive.
What is a torch wrench?
# If you mean "torque" wrench, that's a tool to assist a mechanic to accurately tighten a bolt to a pre-determined torque. Torque is the twisting force. If you over-torque bolts they will fail, if you UNDER-torque them, they will work loose. # If you really mean "torch wrench", that's a term some guys use in difficult situations. "Ah, nuts, I can't get that rusted bolt to come off so I'll just use the torch wrench" Sometimes it's called a "hot wrench" or whatever other euphemism the mechanic is accustomed to, but it's basically an acetylene torch with a cutting tip.
Are you supposed to torque bolts or nuts?
It depends on the application, if you are speaking generally.If you meant for applications where the bolt and nut are both present, and specific torque specifications are required, it really doesn't matter. Whichever is best accessible by the torque wrench. The only stipulation is that whichever item the torque wrench is not being used on, must be static (unable to turn). For example, if you are torquing the nut, the bolt must not be able to turn (held in place with a wrench, if necessary) while the torque wrench is being read, for a reading to be accurate.
What are some of the retailers where one could buy a wrench organizer?
You can purchase a wrench organizer at many retail stores such as Walmart, Target, and Sears. You can also purchase one from stores online such as Amazon and Craftsman and have it shipped to your house.
Who manufacturers craftsman trimmer parts?
Some craftsman trimmers are nothing more than different color Poulans, others are made by Ryobi.
What is the different between main tools and supporting tools in intergrated marketing communication?
Main tools are what you use when you cut open a box (box cutter). Supporting tools are the ones you use when some thing breaks like a cart you can use a pair of pliers, (wrench), and ,or a torque wrench!
What size wrench is the drain plug for a ford taurus1997 Gl?
Mine is 12mm wrench, but some are different.
How does a click type torque wrench work?
Well I'm not sure if you want the complete mechanical end of things... But i know some...The wrench will have usually a turn type of an adjuster on the handle specifying torque amount. It works as a ratchet wrench until you hit the specified torque and you'll feel and also hear the wrench head and handle make a loud click when you hit that desired setting."If you keep trying to ratchet the wrench will net let you go anymore it will just keep clicking until you change the torque amount up on the dial"------------------------------------------------------------------------That last statement is false- The wrench will continue to tighten the bolt/nut after it clicks. It will only click once which is when the tension 'Pawl' flicks to the side as the side tension out muscles the spring tension (torque setting you have set). Once it has flicked to the side it cannot go any further so will continue to tighten if you go past that point. If you ratchet back and have another go that is different but once you hear the click do not continue in the direction of tightening. It is very different to how say your 24V cordless drill would work.
