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#31 nicklouse

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Posted 13 April 2019 - 08:46 PM

Ok some pics and some reasoning.

 

the new wrenches

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as you can see the smaller wrench is just a 3/8ths with a stepped bit.

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the old SP ones

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and the issues

setting the numbers is a bit hit and miss. and there is no lock and the graduated scale is a label.

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on the small wrench the line is also printed on a clear plastic film

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if that gets a hole in it....

 

so after me seeing how they compare using bolts and nuts and pointers i would say there is nothing really wrong with the old ones except they could easily become unusable.

and finally the baby.

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for use on cycles.

 

oh and i gave the old wrenches a clean out on the ratchets.

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one thing you should also consider when buying a torque wrench if they are normally only calibrated for use in one direction. so the flippy lever you see on many is rather useless...

 

 



#32 DeadSquare

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Posted 13 April 2019 - 09:24 PM

Now engrave on both sides  "Stolen from Nicklouse" and a phone number.






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