torque wrench

[jwuertz]

Looking for a used torque wrench,
Does anyone have a good one they would like to sell? Thank you
 

[bob15]

I'm not selling any, however your question is a bit vague.

Are you looking for 0-15in/lb or a 0-600 ft/lbs? Do you want a digital, clicker, beam or dial? Do you want a fixed head or ratchet?
 

[Zachary Hoyt]

I had a spare Craftsman walking beam wrench but I sold it on ebay a while back. They often go around $5-10 plus shipping on there.
Zach
 

[jwuertz]

Thanks, for the response, probably 1/2 inch
0- 150 maybe, clicker type, with a fixed head
Just a good wrench, been looking on Craigs list, but have not had anyone get back to me for the ones i've inquired about.
Thanks
 

[Dave Sherburne NY]

I was in Sears yesterday, 1/2 torque wrench was $40 clicker type
 

[jwuertz]

Sounds great, Thanks Dave
 

[Lanse]

I've got a 1/2" beam style wrench from Sears, that things great. Simple, and cheap.... like me
 

[greygoat]

All that I've ever had is Snap-On, and used it
every day. But for ocassional use the Harbor
freight or Northern tool ones are probably ok.
 

[old]

Shoot you can buy the swipe type brand new for around $20 and those are the only ones right off the shelve that will be any where near close to correct reading. The clicker types have to be calibrated the be correct and even then you have to have them calibrated once a year or so and heating and cooling effects them a whole lot so buy a new one with the swipe type bar and have one that will last you a life time if you take care of it. I have 2 of them hanging in my shop and I use one then check the torque with the other to be sure both read close to the same. Learned the hard way not to trust the clicker type and almost cost me a $3000 engine
 

[RodinNS]

NAPA will have them. Probably more like a hundred bucks for that working range. Decent quality.

Rod
 

[OldFarmTractor]

I see this guy selling them regularly on ebay. You get your choice of size and reasonable shipping.
Deernutz