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Re: differential torque wrenches



At 12:11 AM 10/29/96 -0500, you wrote:
>Careful there folks....  Might suggest reading the
>manual that came with the wrench first, most time zeroing is exactly what you
>DON"T want to do...  Clickers should be set to a fixed load, and it is not
>usually zero it usually is a percentage of the max dial load....  FI, my
>250ft/lb clicker has a "stop" reading at 36ft/lbs for storage....  My 125 has
>a "stop" at 20ft/lbs for storage....  
>
Of course, you're right, duh.  I had forgotten that some aren't set at zero.
Mea culpa (I think it means I hosed it up).  Thanks for catching this...
>>>>>Bernie
QCUSA #1765
Member #47 NW Region AQC