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Old 04-13-2021, 05:46 AM   #15
flybouy
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Originally Posted by chuckster57 View Post
Maybe. I have been building engines, working on autos for over 40 yrs (on the side) and I like to think that I take care of my tools so they will take care of me.

I know torque values are important, but I think EQUAL torque is just as if not more important.
Totally agree. I take care care of my tools as well, that's another reason for not havinmg my "good" torque wrench in the truck tool box.; With the humidity and temp swings on the east coast I would't want my good one to possibly rust inside where I wouldn't know about. I' think I boughtmy torque wrences back in the 1970's, long before HF was around here. The inch lb. one is a bar style, not a "click adjustable". I look at a $20 torque wrench as "disposable", if it lasts a few years I'm good with it. HF has come a long way from what they were selling just a few years ago which was IMO a use it once tool supplier.
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