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04-22-2026, 02:26 PM
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The older I get the more anti seize and torque wrenches I use. I have a Craftsman a Kobalt an Icon, a few others in various sizes and one beam style inch/lb for setting the preload on a steering box.
I checked my craftsman against my 100ft/lb torq stick and it was right on the money. As long as you always set them back 0 after your done with them they should last a lifetime. |
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