Haven’t torque wrenches….

[tom2207]

Sturtevant Richmont

www.srtorque.com

these turn up on e bay too , and can be a great buy just make sure you get an adjustable one though as a lot of them are preset ,,, really nice stuff..

 

[ronan]

I have a Sykes Pickavent wrench too now that i think of it. Its not impressive to be honest, the scale on the handle is a sticker, which will either peel off or the print will wear off in time.

 

[tom2207]

I have a Sykes Pickavent wrench too now that i think of it. Its not impressive to be honest, the scale on the handle is a sticker, which will either peel off or the print will wear off in time.

Nows the time to engrave , or file / centre punch it , or draw round the label and take a picture ...
i know what its like to open a box and find labels floating past ....
I got wise to that when I was sailing and wrote what was in a tin on the lid with a permanent marker , before the water got into the lockers ,,,, many an interesting meal had by just opening the odd random tin or two.
i could tell you about the trip the freezer broke down on too ,,, lol .

 

[Miranda]

Isn’t it funny how things turn out sometimes.

posted this thread this morning. This evening, I’ve just got home having picked up this….,,..

A Sealey STW306 v2 came my way today …. 12 months old on the calibration cert, no marks at all on it, the 1/2” square drive is unmarked…..

 

[Miranda]

It was cheap as chips. Going to try to register it tomorrow with Sealey for the lifetime guarantee. Find out then if it was nicked I guess.

 

[winchman]

When I worked with Britool they had two old dears who used to refurbish customers torque wrenches, went back like new.
We have an assortment of Britool and Norbar / MHH engineering I think.
Plenty of Britool about second hand and usually work fine, the red knobs are often missing but pence on Fleabay

 

[Moose McAlpine]

Got a couple of Norbar wrenches. I really like them.

I have a few Norbars, love them. Made in England and have a very interesting history too. They're great value for money too, not particularly expensive.

 

[northwest]

About a cup of coffee in some places...

Wouldn't cover it in some places.

 

[zzr1200]

Wouldn't cover it in some places.

Lay-by cafes for me, coffee and breakfast sandwich for me and a warm van...

PS.

And the phone on ignore....

 

[zzr1200]

All of mine are Norbar, nice units and British made.

But owned by Snap-on for the last couple of years, so I have been told by the guys that calibrate our torque wrenches.