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Originally Posted by Vintage Smoke
The other type is a beam or pointer style. As you torque the bolt the pointer points to the torque reading:
http://www.craftsman.com/craftsman-3...7&blockType=G7
As to the percentage question i don't really understand your question. If you have a torque wrench that reads from 0 to 100 ft/lbs and most of your bolts need to be torques to say 8 ft/lbs then yes...you are in the lower range for THAT torque wrench. You should get a smaller torque wrench. In that particular case (since you are so low on the scale) you would probably get a torque wrench that reads in inch/lbs. Remember.....12inch/lbs = 1 foot/lb |
That was my question if we do work in the low end range a lot, seems ill need to grab one
eh screw foot/lb , its N/M we work on Japanese bikes!