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YOUR RESEARCHFREE Torque Wrench.....anyody need one?
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I originally bought and used the non clicking torque wrench.
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Clearly not....but it has worked in the very limited cases I have used it.
Any Rennlist Member that has a need for a Torque wrench is welcome to mine. My wife bought me a nice fancy expensive set of Torque wrenches and will probably never use this one. Paid $30 for it but FREE to a loving home. It is a Craftsman Toqrue Wrench that has reading for both Newton and Pound. The drive is 1/2".
Only 2 requirements:
1. Be a Rennlist Member
2. Pay for the nominal shipping charge of your choice
And the Torque wrench goes to Peter! If you like I can just give it to you this weekend rather than ship it. I will be in McLean from the 13th-20th.
Totally up to you. Just let me know.
Didn't realize you were in Frisco till now. I have a buddy that I grew up with in San Antonio that lives in Frisco off of Lebanon and Hillcrest. Small world.
Ouch! I remember it took me darn near an hour to get to his house once we passed downtown on 35. But it's a nice area with a lot of growth potential. Also, you have all the benfits of living near Plano.
Holy cow Chris! At least my wife's are VERY small compared to that. She went the Air Force route. Only 10 months and counting till civilian life.....AND PAY!
Damn!!! I missed out again! Man, I hate when works gets in the way of getting free stuff! Dell, that two things this week you put together and left me standing out side looking in. Pretty soon I'm going to start getting a complexion� er, I mean complex! See, I�m a�al�already st..st�starting to st..st..studder!
Sorry Tim.....I'll PM you next before I post
Be right back, gotta run down to the garge to find something that I have duplicates of.........
As for rdstemler's post.....worthless. Not only is that stupid to use a torque wrench as a breaker bar the comment about getting a real one is just uncalled for. Try to resist from lack on contribution posts next time.
Dell, I am Lutheran, so no "Hail Mary's" or "Our Father's" for me. However, my wife is Catholic, so maybe she will say them for me!
BTW, have you seen the avatar of one of the newbies, the pic with the rosary beads hanging from the rear view mirror? That is the funniest PhotoShop pic I think I have ever seen! In case you haven't seen it, here it is!
LVDell, To clarify.... I originally bought and used the non clicking torque wrench. As a novice, I thought it was OK. I was given, as a gift, the much better, and higher quality, clicking type wrench. It was clearly better and more accurate. Sounds kinda like the situation you were in. Have two of the same thing and the gift is much better. I kept the original because it has a long throw and can be used to leverage some items that my regular wrenchs are unable to move. Is it a quality, dedicated breaker bar?? Clearly not....but it has worked in the very limited cases I have used it. I no longer use it as my torque wrench, presumably as you no longer do since you are in receipt of your wife's fine gift. I was noting the difference, as you were! I was happy for the upgrade! So, I assume, are you!
I apologize for my perceived insult. My remark was merely intended as a comment. My error was not explaining it more fully! Perhaps this will suffice.
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