Can this wrench be calibrated with the pittsburgh pro digital torque adapter or no?
1782548
I don't know. We never tried it with an adapter. We just assumed it was calibrated at the factory.
1133312
The wrench is a variable speed but I do NOT think it adjust the torque at lower speeds...I have used this tool to remove and place tires and wheels off a 1 ton dually, does a GREAT JOB!!!
442479
I recall that it does save the torque setting. I returned mine after because the 3/8" wrench broke after only a few uses and the 1/2" torque angle setting was totally inaccurate. You're better off spending more money and not wasting your time even for small jobs - it needs to be done right.
1037494
Not that I found, so I bought the kit. FWIW, Vim makes a similar wrench (HBR5) which can be bought by itself, but it's not cheap. It's a tiny bit smaller than the GearWrench.
1029468
Interesting question. You might try the Taylor site. My past experience has been that the calibration isn't correct if it is replaced. My friend upgraded to this unit when his failed. I will probably follow suit. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00EHNH3JC/ref=oh_details_o05_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
796893
Yes, it works best for angle readings when you can move the wrench the full amount without having to ratchet, but any angle can be set
948986
No. It't not a torque wrench. It's an "Impact" wrench. It simply applies whatever torque is required (all the way up to it's maximum) to break fasteners loose or fasten them down. If you want to apply fasteners to a specific torque, you need a "torque" wrench.
800719
Do not know for sure, however there are two settings for torque. It would seem reasonable that these could be the two values
2029915
Yes it can be calibrated with a wrench on the back side of the dial.. Hope that helps you.
676520
Yes, I just bought one and although I can adjust the torque to maximum, it requires a good deal of effort and takes what I think it too long to set especially since it is recommended that it be brought back to zero after use. I am planning on returning mine.
784555
I have 3 different torque wrenches from the mfg, all have Nm and English unit scales. Note, when the scale is specified in English (ft-lb or in-lb) then that scale is in integers by 10 for each rotation of the adjustment and the Nm scale is in fractions.
1599352
The hammer is really the wrench. You do not hit anything with it, you turn the tuning pins. BUT you don't just torque on it like a regular wrench. There area some pretty good videos out there showing the proper techniques for use, though if you really want to be a pro tuner you'll need more extensive training.
1842163
I checked my manual and found no torque info. Torque seems to quite good as I have to turn torqe adjuster down 2-4 clicks to prevent turning heads off screws #8s #10s.
1152889
The hammer uses a spline bit. I have several and they work fine. I am not aware of an adapter.Here is a link:http://www.boschtools.com/Products/Tools/Pages/boschproductdetail.aspx?pid=11247#workswithDon
1137123
No. It does not show in the specs but it gauges to 14 tpi by .95 in. micrometer with a wrench flat of 1-1/8". It is American thread.I was pulling a drive hub off my tractor and the slide did not stand up. This hub puller bolt worked for me with a 3 pound hammer after I got it real tight with 1/2" breaker and 2 ft. pipe and 2 wacks with hammer. I would only use impact 3/4 or 1/2 if hammer did not work, as I have seen some really good tools/parts explosion problems.
866954
I only use this adapter to check the calibration of my click and beam torque wrenches. A little clumsy to use as a torque wrench itself especially in tight or unusual positions. Checked calibration at a local machine shop against professionally calibrated equipment and found it to be within specs.
1872213
I bought the this wrench for my motorcycle torque settings. If you have metric hardware buy a set of socks and hex heads. Same with the SAE hardware. You can use on anything that needs a a torque setting. Make sure which which wench you need--- inch pounds or foot pounds