Tooluxe 03703L Dual Drive Beam Style Torque Wrench | 3/8” & ½” Drives | 17” Length | 0-150 Ft-Lbs | SAE | Premium Steel Alloy
Key features
- •Beam style torque wrench uses a calibrated scale fitted to the handle to precisely measure torque, graduated tip prevents parallax error
- •Constructed with a powerful steel alloy and a durable corrosion-resistant mirror-chrome finish
- •Intuitive scale is calibrated in both directions from 0 to 150 foot-pounds (SAE); also in metric from 0 to 20 meter-kilograms for quick and easy readability
- •Beam deflection wrenches provide precise readings every time, do not come out of calibration like a drive click torque wrench
- •Both 3/8-inch and 1/2-inch anvils are included for added versatility, the 17" long shaft and grooved handle help to supply ample torque
Tooluxe 03703L Dual Drive Beam Style Torque Wrench | 3/8” & ½” Drives | 17” Length | 0-150 Ft-Lbs | SAE | Premium Steel Alloy
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers3.8
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Cheap, works.
K. dendulk•August 27, 2017
My Miata keeps blowing out it's spark plugs so I re torque them every month or two with this.
A cheap option for low budget diyer
cc•August 24, 2017
Good price, a bit crude but works. Don't use The 3/8 adaptor, or you won't be able to pull it out by hand. Had to use a Flathead screwdriver to pry it off.
Torque both ways
Tri-Z•August 10, 2017
Good addition to my torque wrench set. At least this one torque's both ways. The mkg (red) scale is on the outside, so the ft-lbs (black) scale is covered by the beam at the tip point. Seems to be a well built tool. Comes wit a 1/2 to 3/8 adaptor.
Do not buy!
Jim N.•August 9, 2017
A miserable tool that does not work. I bought this on price, based on a similar model I had used as a teenager 35 years ago. My mistake. This is clearly a cheap knock-off, with no thought to usable functionality. Using this wrench, it's impossible to know the torque of any bolt -- basically the needle starts moving as soon as you apply pressure, and keeps moving to the end of its range. Worthless. As I've subsequently found out, there are plenty of great models in the ~$30 range -- do yourself a favor and get one of those! This simply is not worth any amount of money.
A good one to start with
R. S. Jones•August 1, 2017
Haven't used it yet but it looks well made. First torque wrench I've ever had and I am 65. A good one to start with. No recalibration needed and inexpensive.
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