Any suggestions above . Something that will do 90% of most tasks especially working on l200?? Nik Any maker offers you've seen out there??

u will need 2 a big 1/2" drive up to 180nm and a small 1/4 or 3/8 drive for smaller jobs

clarke aint bad if you have a machine mart near you quite often have vat free days

Best ones you can get for accuracy are either snap on or norbar. Which are bloody expensive. But halfords professional ones are rebranded norbar ones. And have lifetime guarantee on them. I have 2. The 8-60nm and the 60-300nm. All covered then. If I need more than 300nm for trucks then il just weld the bolt on lol. They also do a 40-200 which is bang in the middle.

Big tip for your torque wrenches is to always set them back to zero before you put them away in the toolbox. It keeps them accurate by not keeping them under tension.

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Big tip for your torque wrenches is to always set them back to zero before you put them away in the toolbox. It keeps them accurate by not keeping them under tension.

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my wrench has many uses------- now I have a landie!!

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Quote: Mallinman wrote in post #5

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Big tip for your torque wrenches is to always set them back to zero before you put them away in the toolbox. It keeps them accurate by not keeping them under tension.

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maybe that's why my torque wrench does stuff up tighter than the one ronniecabers has ?

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