Torque Wrenches - where?

[Twotter]

Anyone know a good place to buy a reasonably priced (ie. cheap) torque wrench, 0-30Nm would be ideal?

 

[adamski49]

Twotter

I buy my tools from http://www.justoffbase.co.uk who are based in Bury St Edmunds. Cheapest place on the net as far as I can tell.

How about this one? Sealey STW101 5-25 Nm ?

Their search engine is a bit suspect so I normally track down a part number on another tool site and then use that to find it - eg: 'sealey torque wrench' will reveal most but not all of them.

HTH

Adam

 

[Steve Chip]

RiDE recommends...

from memory, the Halfords "own label" did very well,

and Amazon.co.uk have books about them.

Steve

 

[Sea Lion]

Halfords professional range. 3/8" drive. Excellent quality. £50. I have one and am well pleased with it. It was also Ride magazine 'Best Buy' if that means anything?!?!

 

[cookie]

i knew i'd seen some somewhere

http://www.ukgser.com/forums/showthread.php?t=51390

 

[MikeP]

Have a look at the Discount Offers thread. I've just found an excellent supplier. Send an e-mail, quote the Sealey part number, it will appear in the hand-tools section as if by magic within a day and be cheaper than the Sealey offer price.

 

[Big Lad]

http://www.ukgser.com/forums/showthread.php?t=51390

Now reduced, £50 delivered for both !.

 

[Bryn]

Me and torque wrenches dont mix.. last time i used mine stripped the bolt on the rear caliper... misread the readings!

 

[fredkat41]

Draper

Just bought a Draper 9-25NM for £28.

Fred the bargain cat

 

[Twotter]

Cheers chaps, I'm off to raid my daughters piggy bank

 

[Mouse]

Anothe vote for Halfords, their professional wrench that covers 10-60Nm seems suitable for most jobs on a GS.