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Date:         Mon, 6 Feb 95 13:24:44 PST
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From:         David.Kao@Eng.Sun.COM (David Kao)
Subject:      Re: Craftsperson Tools

>>The Craftsperson (9)44543 has a 1/2 inch drive not 3/8ths. >>I would still recommend it tho. >>It can be used with a 1/2-3/8ths adaptor. With a minimum torque of >>20 "lbs, It is a very diverse torque wrench. >> >> >>Cheers >> >><sstones@io.org> >>SStones Toronto, Ontario. >> >>

Vanagon cylinder head bolts are torgued at 26 ft-lbs. So this torgue wrench is not really suitable for vanagon engine rebuild works. I got a Craftsman digi-torgue with torgue ranges from about 6 ft-lb up to about 100 ft-lb (not sure about the high number). This torgue wrench has a 3/8 head. I bought it quite many years ago form Sears catalogue for $40+.

David Kao


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