[RedMosesSC]

Originally Posted by stlwagon

Absolutely! Torque to approx 7.5 lb-ft and there is a specific sequence. I'll find it for you.

" The specs call for 89 lb-in. "


Om confused STL, i thought u said 7.5 lb? 89 ft lb would make more sense as the majority of torque wrenches cover 20 - 100 ft lb.

[stlwagon]

Originally Posted by RedMosesSC

" The specs call for 89 lb-in. "


Om confused STL, i thought u said 7.5 lb? 89 ft lb would make more sense as the majority of torque wrenches cover 20 - 100 ft lb.

89 inch pounds not foot pounds. 89 lb-in=7.5 lb-ft

[RedMosesSC]

Ahhhhhhhh

Thanks for clearing that up.

[stlwagon]

Originally Posted by RedMosesSC

Ahhhhhhhh

Thanks for clearing that up.

It's that new math

[RedMosesSC]

Not having much luck finding the right type of Torue wrench thats not "Overkill" for the job on the Net.

Any of you guys have a Make/Part # i should look into? Do you think i can walk into SEARS/Home depot and they would stock them?

[stlwagon]

Originally Posted by RedMosesSC

Not having much luck finding the right type of Torue wrench thats not "Overkill" for the job on the Net.

Any of you guys have a Make/Part # i should look into? Do you think i can walk into SEARS/Home depot and they would stock them?

Sears will have a torque wrench calibrated in inch pounds..

[Mister Roper]

Craftsman Microtork® Torque Wrench, 20-150 ft. lbs., 1/2 in. Drive - Model 44595 at Sears.com

Craftsman Microtork® Torque Wrench, 25-250 in. lbs., 3/8 in. Drive - Model 44593 at Sears.com

[stlwagon]

Originally Posted by Mister Roper

Craftsman Microtork® Torque Wrench, 20-150 ft. lbs., 1/2 in. Drive - Model 44595 at Sears.com

Craftsman Microtork® Torque Wrench, 25-250 in. lbs., 3/8 in. Drive - Model 44593 at Sears.com

Those are the ones I have. They work great.

[RedMosesSC]

Thanks guys!

I think my problem was that i assumed the 20 - 250 was in Ft Lbs but they are actually lbs in. $70 bux is reasonable.

[stlwagon]

You can get them cheaper but you get what you pay for!

[RedMosesSC]

I hear that! Anytime i do work with Snap on tools im shocked at what a difference it makes, as opposed to your vanillla made in China sets.

Most of my Tools are junky hand me downs, its time to start collecting a decent set.

[stlwagon]

Originally Posted by RedMosesSC

I hear that! Anytime i do work with Snap on tools im shocked at what a difference it makes, as opposed to your vanillla made in China sets.

Most of my Tools are junky hand me downs, its time to start collecting a decent set.

I have a combination of Craftsman and Channellock tools with a few Stanley hammers and screwdrivers sprinkled in.

[shifter87]

Can someone please answer my question.

[RedMosesSC]

Originally Posted by shifter87

Can someone please answer my question.

What question are you talking about?

[Steve Smiley]

Sears should have a small one that will suit your needs.My small one is a craftsman.