Torque Multiplier Lug Wrench

I have one of these and it works great. Take a permanent marker and marke the nut and a spot on the wheel that lines up with the mark (make sure you put the same nut back on the stud it came off of) then when you put the nut back on just turn it till the marks line up and you are good to go.

Nem'mind.

Or, for only a little more money and a whole lot less hassle, you can get an 18V impact wrench. Once you get to the campground, you can then use the impact gun to lower your jack stands and make you look really cool.

BTW, did anyone see that write up in this month's Trailer Life about converting a battery operated drill to run off electric? I couldn't believe the editors actually put that in print. No, I can't see any way that scenario could end up badly......

I was not sure about this tool until I tried it and saw a YouTube video on how to use it to tighten lug nuts back to the previous torque. I tried it using the permanent marker method and then re checked the torque with a torque wrench and everytime the torque was right on 450 ft pounds. The key is to make sure you don't mess up which nut goes on which stud. It takes very little effort to loosen and tighten these large lug nuts with this tool.

This one might interest you. Don't know if it will meet very high torque requirements, but it's good on most TT's and Fivers, I think.
Torque multiplier for use with Ratchet

I guess I should have clarified, this isn't for me, I'm not planning on buying it. I have a variety of air wrenches, sockets, T-type lug wrenches, and breaker bars to get myself in trouble.

I just thought it was an interesting idea and tool that I hadn't seen before. I didn't see where you use the torque multiplier to put ON the nuts, I figured it was just for taking OFF the lug nuts. That is how it is presented in the video.

We used to use them where I worked when we had to torque down bolts to 850 lb.ft..

Tvov.... My TT lug nuts require 85 ft/lbs for torque. Don't need a breaker bar or any high torque stuff.

For the price of the Torque Multiplier you could almost purchase a cordless impact for taking the lugs loose and a torque wrench to put them back on.