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Tight nuts
Harbor Freight has been advertising such a tool, but for car and light
truck lugs. I think it's a good idea. I havn't bought one, nor used one. -- Christopher A. Young Learn more about Jesus www.lds.org .. "Dennis" wrote in message . au... The jarring when the nuts let go when I change a truck tyre is starting to hurt too much. I usually use a 3/4 drive T bar with a 36" cheater pipe slid onto it. Has anyone used one of these torque multiplier units as shown at the link below? http://finchindustries.com.au/index.cfm/nutcracker/ The video is kind of lame but it seems to show the unit working. Without having seen a unit in the hand, it seems that the leg sticking out the side that takes the full "reaction" torque looks a little weak. cheers |
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