Will this wrench work on head bolts that are torqued to 22ftlbs first pass, 90 degrees second pass, 70 degrees third pass
796890
I would say yes you can set one if the presets to 22ftlbs and set the degrees to 90 the for the 70 deg. jut watch the display and stop at 70 deg.. I like this wrench but the button operation is a little tricky over all for the price it's good a snap on version is $450 +
796891
Yes it does both torque and angle and has five different memory positions, you would just change angle number on last pass
796892
It has torque and angle settings but you would have to reset the angle setting to make a 3rd pass.
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
1191058
Yes it will. Make sure that you set the tool to hammer only as oppose to rotations of any kind
1311438
I don't think it would be as accurate as you require. 1/2" torque cube ranges from 4 to 147.6 ft*lb.Good luck.
1750823
It's used on lots of auto work. It will hold up a lot. It will not make the torque to put in large bolts. But junkyard techs have this very tool in their hands at all times for dissasembly
1135609
I really doubt it. The twist of the inside 'threads' of the tool only bite into the bolt head when turned counterclockise. Try carefully filing the bolt head to fit a smaller wrench. Worth the effort if you ever need to remove it again. Or look for a tool with a set screw arrangement or a cam action. A very small pipe wrench might work, too. Best of luck, Michael.
2167466
Yes they should work fine just follow the instructions, use drill in reverse, low speed, & reem out broken screw then use the other end of the grabit to remove screw . auto parts store sell the correct bolts in sets of 4. For long time rusted in bolts use rust bust on bolts first. for bolts where part of the head is still there try vise grips.
2278304
The wrench works fine, unless the lug nuts/bolts are over torqued, that is when you will ruin the wrench trying to loosen the lug nuts. You need to use a breaker bar first
542045
It will remove the lug nuts from MY car which are torqued to the proper 58 lb/ft. If some idiot from a tire change place put them on with his 400 lb/ft. impact wrench, probably not!
945006
The maximum recommended PSI for use with this wrench is 90 psi. I've sometimes cranked the pressure up to 100 psi to loosen particularly stubborn fasteners with no harm to the wrench!
2171040
That is what I have, so yes it will. I do how ever recommend getting new bolts. Some may break during removal of the old ones. and don't be surprised when you notice that there are no threads, the bolts are self threaders.
1093791
if it calls for 22" bolts use'm. 20" would put the heads into the frame at the end of the guide rail, (depending on what head you are using). A broad head would interfere for sure. So to answer your question after looking at mine I would say No.
965700
don't get this.. it won't work. it will just strip the bolt head. Instead, get a hack saw blade- the ones with just a small handle and saw the top of the head, it will just snap off eventually . Or saw just below the head if you can get to it.
1731789
This is a ratchet head and it is not reversible - only tightens clockwise. Most of the torque wrenches are not designed to be used to loosen fasteners....even the fixed head wrenches.
576933
It works for Metric Allen Bolts. But, be very very careful. It will not be fun to break it into the bolts. And, easy-out is not really easy to use. At least, it did not work well to me after I gave them a higher score. 2 tiny bits were broken, and one left inside my rusted screw forever. It is really a headache to me. You can try, but be careful and avoid overheating the bits by using any kind of high-speed drill.
1436069
The tool will work, but it won't have half as much power as it should. The tool will require more cfm.
649492
Yes, it´s strong enough to loosen the bolts, but also depends on the pressure setting, I have worked with this tool without problems, I assign 5 stars
1956877
As long as it's 23 guage it should work just fine. I use Central Pneumatic pins from Harbor Freight Tools, they are much less expensive and work just fine.