What torque wrench to buy?

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What is a good quality torque wrench to go over bolts on a dirtbike such as changing oil, oil filter, etc. also what size and what min-max lbs would be good? I am not worried about price just want a good wrench
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m21racing 11/6/2016 11:23am
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Snap On 3/8 5 to 75 lb model.
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305FC250 11/6/2016 1:41pm
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m21racing wrote:
Snap On 3/8 5 to 75 lb model.
Agreed.
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Dcross829 11/6/2016 1:49pm
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m21racing wrote:
Snap On 3/8 5 to 75 lb model.
Ok thanks I was looking at that one I will order it. I have been hand tightening the first two oil changes on the new bike but for how many things on a bike need to be maintenanced it'll be worth it for a torque wrench. Ive stripped a couple bolts in the past.

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m21racing wrote:
Snap On 3/8 5 to 75 lb model.
305FC250 wrote:
Agreed.
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Add me to this list. It is a great tool.
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Snap-On.
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coastlinecascot 11/10/2016 8:09am
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Not a big fan of the digital torque wrenches. My snap on kept malfunctioning and battery dies when i need it.
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Slosh 112 11/10/2016 10:27am
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ricko wrote:
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Woohoo Mmmmmm Tech wrench....
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ricko 11/10/2016 10:33am
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coastlinecascot wrote:
Not a big fan of the digital torque wrenches. My snap on kept malfunctioning and battery dies when i need it.
Mine are over a year old, still on original batteries.
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m21racing 11/10/2016 12:46pm
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I have several torque wrenches i use. If budget allows, a 40 to 200 inch lbs 1/4 drive is an excellent tool as well.
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coastlinecascot wrote:
Not a big fan of the digital torque wrenches. My snap on kept malfunctioning and battery dies when i need it.
ricko wrote:
Mine are over a year old, still on original batteries.
Had mine for a few months and no issues, love it!
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reded 11/10/2016 6:08pm
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The name doesn't matter as much as making sure that you have it tested for proper calibration on a consistent schedule.
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