Craftsman 1/2" Dr Torque Wrench 25-250 ft-lb
 

Sold! I bought this Craftsman Digitork torque wrench (model #0944597) in 2005, for $110, and have only used it about 6 times (to torque my lug nuts). I have repaired my old Snap-On wrench, and no longer need this Craftsman. It has a mechanical digital readout, and has an accuracy of 4% at all settings above 50 ft-lb. The owner's manual is included, but there is no plastic carry case.

More tech specs and user reviews can be found at:
http://www.craftsman.com/shc/s/Produ...atalogId=12602

It has received mixed reviews at Craftsman.com

I guarantee that the wrench is free of mechanical defects upon delivery, but offer no warranty beyond that.

I am asking $35, plus actual shipping costs. I prefer payment with a USPS postal money order. Sorry, I don't do paypal.

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I have the exact same wrench. I like it. Great price. You can buy a blow molded case for it from Sears...it did not come with one. Good luck with the sale.

Should be in everyones garage for tire rotations alone! Good Luck with the sale..I like mine..

Not warrantied for life?

If I remember correctly it is NOT warranteed for life like their normal hand tools without moving parts.

No, only 1 year.

Sale is pending.

interested too if the sale falls through

I have the same one. I use my 5-75 3/8" version a lot more....so much that the pawls in the ratchet failed (but it still torques fine).

I broke the gear and pawl in my old 20-200 Snap-On the first time I used it it 30 degF weather. I made the mistake of packing the gear set with white lube years ago, when I lived in a warm climate. At 30F, the cold, semi-solid grease prevented full gear and pawl engagement, and then "snap":eek:

an honest mistake! I have no such excuse. :lol: I was breaking a bolt loose with mine

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