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MEXICOWANDERER
May 03, 2020Explorer
Good tractor story made me smile :)
I believe the Chinosos and probably others figured put that 11 millimeters "should be close enough" to 7/16" . So they saved money and simply stamp either number atop their wrenches as needed.
I used to use the strongest USA commercial bolt. Supertanium. Made a joke out of other wanna be's like Lamson and sessions L9 and even "cat bolts" which is no mean feat.
Tested the 1/4" Supertaniums with a new Snap On dial torque wrench. FIFTY POUNDS FEET they snapped. Don't even want to think about Chinese bolts ---- how many inch ounces would they tolerate? Yes it is bitter sarcasm.
. Enough of this rant.
No more WORK TODAY LANDFILL TOMORROW krap
I believe the Chinosos and probably others figured put that 11 millimeters "should be close enough" to 7/16" . So they saved money and simply stamp either number atop their wrenches as needed.
I used to use the strongest USA commercial bolt. Supertanium. Made a joke out of other wanna be's like Lamson and sessions L9 and even "cat bolts" which is no mean feat.
Tested the 1/4" Supertaniums with a new Snap On dial torque wrench. FIFTY POUNDS FEET they snapped. Don't even want to think about Chinese bolts ---- how many inch ounces would they tolerate? Yes it is bitter sarcasm.
. Enough of this rant.
No more WORK TODAY LANDFILL TOMORROW krap
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