Advice - Torque Wrench Required

[SkipjackUK]

Can anyone advise on a decent 'adjustable' torque wrench that would cover the XC90


spotted a few on ebay and amazon sub £40

thanks

[TruckbusUK]

Personally I've used various Norbar wrenches over the last 35+ years and never had any problems, depending on the model you buy they can be factory serviced if there are issues..... not cheap though, but I don't tend to buy cheap tools .... they end up causing problems somewhere down the line.

Hope it helps

[SkipjackUK]

a rather generous colleague at work gave me Laser 3451 that he had unused in his draw for last 2 years (gift from a supplier)

http://www.lasertools.co.uk/item.aspx?cat=1283&item=809

[cheshired5]

Originally Posted by SkipjackUK

a rather generous colleague at work gave me Laser 3451 that he had unused in his draw for last 2 years (gift from a supplier)

http://www.lasertools.co.uk/item.aspx?cat=1283&item=809

Well that's sorted your low torque needs.....
For the bigger stuff, this is what I've used for 5 years now and it's still accurate and dirt cheap.
http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/221712954679?nav=SEARCH
If you're going to do the timing belt, you'll need bigger still up to 300 Nm and Halfords for around £80 is probably the best buy. No 300 Nm torque wrench will be cheap.

[CJL]

The Halfords ones are pretty good and I've just bought a much bigger Teng which seems pretty good too.

[cam]

I have two digital us pro, 1/2 one was too strong for my motor bike so I bought the 3/8 and the torque range is just what I need, cam.

Also have a torque leader 3/8 which is for very low settings.

[SkipjackUK]

Cheers Cheshired5 that looks perfect, found it on Amazon for a bargain £16.78


Silverline 633567 Torque Wrench 1/2-inch Drive 28 - 210Nm

its true Torque is cheap