Torque Wrench

[mrpap]

What would be a good brand to buy, looking at a set, so 1/2, 3/8 and 1/4

 

[Mark A]

Halfords advanced.

15% off at the mo, “Advaced15” at checkout

 

[EmilysDad]

Norbar or Teng. Depends what you want to do with it whether you need 1/2 3/8 or 1/4

 

[AntMB]

I've got two Halfords ones, 3/8" and 1/2", both after all these years are still in good calibration.

 

[sonic]

I have one cant remember the name bought from Halfords about 20 years ago. I use it for wheel nuts, & loads of bolts that need torque setting on my motor bike.

 

[mrpap]

I've got two Halfords ones, 3/8" and 1/2", both after all these years are still in good calibration.

Halfords come up as number one in a review,might use my AA discount and get some then.

 

[John Laidlaw]

I have Teng

 

[DREAMER NO2]

Dont make the mistake of purchasing any torque wrench . Do choose one thats easy to read ,they all look good,, but some are hard to read and set up ,, or buy a digital one . And i would buy one of each . Or buy one like a 3/8 you can use reducers to go up or dawn a size . I think i have 6 torque wrenchies. The smallest goes up from zero to 8lb only, this one i use to torque up the bolts on my rocker box when i fit new gaskets . When it comes to tools you can never have enough .

 

[davidsl500]

I had a King Dick but that was in the late 70's when I was young... They are still in business today. My mate broke it in the late 90's when he jumped down on to it trying to free a Maestro hub nut. I still have my Britool from the same era..

 

[DREAMER NO2]

David we all had King Dicks when we were 20 years old ha ha . Not grumbling now at 75 it just takes a bit longer to toque it up ,