Hammermechanicman Lawn Addict Community Leader Joined Jan 10, 2020 Messages 4,052 Location Southwest ohio Mar 7, 2026 #31 Take your pick. Not certified for NASA but they are all good enough for lawn mowers. To quote Taryl. "It ain't the space shuttle."
Take your pick. Not certified for NASA but they are all good enough for lawn mowers. To quote Taryl. "It ain't the space shuttle."
K Katie202 Forum Newbie Joined May 18, 2026 Messages 3 Jun 25, 2026 #32 The ones that were left wound up drifted significantly in accuracy over time.
G GrumpyCat Well-Known Member Joined May 6, 2023 Messages 247 Jun 25, 2026 #33 Katie202 said: The ones that were left wound up drifted significantly in accuracy over time. Click to expand... A split-beam torque wrench will not drift if left set. No more than the bending beam Craftsman pictured.
Katie202 said: The ones that were left wound up drifted significantly in accuracy over time. Click to expand... A split-beam torque wrench will not drift if left set. No more than the bending beam Craftsman pictured.
sgkent Lawn Addict Community Leader Joined Sep 27, 2017 Messages 2,713 Location NorCal Jun 25, 2026 #34 Split beam are too expensive for most diy mechanics. Common but not that common. Clickers are most common except small inch pounds.
Split beam are too expensive for most diy mechanics. Common but not that common. Clickers are most common except small inch pounds.