Torque wrench that will do 16 in-lbs?

[Firebat]

Where can I find a 3/8" or 1/4" drive torque wrench that can do 16 inch pounds for the spindle nut? Looking to pay under $50. The craftsman one will only do 25-250 inch pounds.

 

[roadranger]

I ended up buying a Park TW-1 beam type torque wrench for this task. I think there was a few other brands, but the Park was the cheapest

 

[DSD]

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[Hahnsb2]

Hand tight with the socket is plenty close enough.

 

[Twister]

The one from harbor freight does 5-80 lbs

 

[robertc1024]

I've got a 1/4" Snap-On that goes from 10 to 50 inch-lbs. Maybe a used one? I'm sure it was way over $50 new.

 

[Sasquatch_Ryda]

Hand tight with the socket is plenty close enough.

Exactly. No ratchet/torque wrench needed here. Grab the hub nut socket with your hand a give it a twist. No end play in the bearings? Good enough. It's not rocket science.

 

[badmts]

try renting one

 

[TheTopher]

http://www.amazon.com/2955-Torque-Wrench-0-60-Inch-Pounds/dp/B00004SQ3B/?tag=959media-20

That's the one I've got, 0-60 in/lb and $40

Danaher is the same company that manufactures Craftsman tools.

 

[LearjetMinako]

Exactly. No ratchet/torque wrench needed here. Grab the hub nut socket with your hand a give it a twist. No end play in the bearings? Good enough. It's not rocket science.

Practicaly what I did when I did mine.