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Last edited on 08-05-2014 11:07 am by Primordious
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Just a thought, it might be worth your time to pick up a 1/4" or 3/8" drive in/lb torque wrench if you don't have one already to deal with small fasteners in soft metals like aluminum. Speaking from personal experience, trying to achieve a 48 in/lb torque with the smaller scale torque wrench than 4 ft/lb on a large beam type wrench is easier for me. Last edited on 08-05-2014 11:07 am by Primordious |
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