Great tool for any RV owner
I don't know quite where to post this, but DIY seems most appropriate. I recently read a great review of the Harbor Freight 1/2" cordless impact driver in Hot Rod magazine. Based on the high prais...
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In my opinion, (and this is something I don't know a lot about) the click wrench is a more exact way of torquing things down. As you pointed out, the bending beam is for smaller bolts needing less torque. To torque an 85 pound I start at 65 in a criss cross pattern, then to 75, then to 85. (The torque is determined by the lug nut size). 7/16 80 pounds. 1/2 100 pounds etc etc. I go to 85 because the number is easy to see on my wrench.
ALWAYS STORE THE WRENCH WITH THE TORQUE RATING SET AT THE MINIMUM which in my case is 20 pounds.
I recommend getting it calibrated every few years.
ALWAYS STORE THE WRENCH WITH THE TORQUE RATING SET AT THE MINIMUM which in my case is 20 pounds.
I recommend getting it calibrated every few years.
