NEIKO PRO 03715B 1/2" Torque Multiplier Power Wrench | 1100 Foot-Pound | Cr-Mo/Cr-V Steel

You are OUT. THREE YEARS AGO, a different reviewer noted that three items were advertised It is incorrect to use a 1 to 1 ratio. In reality, this is a 3 to 1 ratio. When you use a lower gear ratio in an application that requires precision torque, you will overtighten the What the hell is the reason for still printing the wrong ratio The part was purchased to apply a huge nut to a ram that secures a piston in a hydraulic cylinder that can exert 35 tons of force. To torque it to 800 ft, the nut will need to be turned. The pound is. There are a lot of things to do on that list. My weight loss of 800 lbs was easy. It's in feet. The fastener appears to be well constructed, however, everyone who has used this for a precision torque application due to the completely incorrect advertised ratio has probably overtightened it. Was there anything else new that's worth mentioning? Instructions are read by who? Do you pay attention to what's going on? Which of the following people is reasonably cautious? We have no idea who this person is. How would you like to sell a $230 tool to the general public and misreport the most basic features of In the earlier review, it was first revealed that the ratio is actually three. Instead of 1, THIS should be The first part of this series was published in 2013! There has not yet been a correction to 1? Those people are a bunch of.

Ada Gilbert

| Nov 01, 2020

It's a 3, so it gets You don't need expensive batteries for it to work, and it has one torque multiplier. You will basically need a 1/2" drive ratchet on one side and a 3/4" drive 6 on the other side of the wrench You then need to point an impact socket on the other end to break bolts torqued to over 400 ft-lb With only a little over 115ft-long, it will only weigh about 100 lbs Your 1/2" drive ratchet will provide you with 10 lb of torque. With planetary gearing, this is what we call working smart. Remember that when gearing up with a planetary gear, the torque multiplier bar will move in the opposite direction of what you are turning your ratchet. Planetary gearing will cause a wheel on the other side to rotate in the opposite direction if you rotate the tire on one side. Our Allis Chalmers 7045 tractor was equipped with this tool to safely break loose bolts that our Tekton 42" 3/4" drive break bar could not safely break loose, even with a cheater/extension pipe on the end. Torque multipliers such as this one were able to loosen bolts without even breaking a sweat. When you get started using the tool it can be a little scary because the bolts make a loud pop when you break them loose and you instinctively think that the bolt might have snapped off creating an even bigger problem, but luckily for us that wasn't the case. If you are working on large equipment, then this tool is imperative for you to have in your workshop!.

Alianna Castro

| Sep 05, 2020

Making the process easier is made possible by this tool. With the jacking up of the car, it takes a little over a minute to put each wheel in place. A wheel that is just a few inches off the ground will be able to touch the ground when the reaction arm touches. It's small enough to carry around in your car all the time if you wish, and you can take it to a track if you wish. This is a very easy to use program. The best of the best!.

Dior Riley

| Nov 13, 2020

This review has nothing to do with the quality of the product. It appears to be fine. As far as the carrying case is concerned, it is good. There's a problem because the wrench doesn't match the product label or description. My first one gets sent back and my second one is built in the same fashion. This is how the description goes. There are 3 words in the reading. It is a 1 to 1. On the wrench there is a label that reads There is a 11 ratio (as seen in the following images). Utilizing a torque multiplier is necessary only for the right torque to be applied. A product that is not manufactured properly and is not caught by the user will have incorrect torque. For instance A nominal goal of 500 feet is a reasonable goal. Weight in pounds. As a rule of thumb, use the 36 ratio If your input torque is 1 on the label, you should input 166 ft. Weighs approximately lbs. If you input 166 ft. (without counting inefficiencies) The pound is. Into the head, which actually consists of three parts. In Step 1, you will be applying 581 feet. The pound is. An excessive amount of torque could be harmful. This is not a seller's problem and therefore there is no need to contact them. The Amazon customer service is excellent, and they sent me a replacement of the first item right away, but unfortunately, it is the same as the previous item.

Korbyn Hughes

| Mar 09, 2021

This tool is perfect for taking out crankshaft pully bolts. Years ago, I saw one that allowed one person to remove and replace big truck lug nuts all by themselves. Just be aware that 3/4" is the knob on this An inch wrench has a one-inch output. A 3/4-inch wrench has a one-inch output. In the end, I bought adaptors to step it down rather than returning it. The last 60 degrees of the crank bolt could also be tightened very easily with this tool.

Zoya Morris

| Apr 17, 2021

The design and construction of this product are good. A marine diesel mechanic for almost 20 years, I possess both the skills and the experience you would expect. Until recently, I had never heard of this tool, so I used it to rebuild a Volvo D4 The cylinder head needs to be torqued at 300 ft-lbs. The torque turn Volvo uses is usually 370 lbs/ft and it's also known as torque turn. Supporting the bar is the most challenging aspect of employing this tool, especially with the use of a 3/4 to 1/2 adapter and a pocket. Getting tipsy can be fun. I think it's a great product all in all. A Kindle is something I have been meaning to purchase for a while. As with the off-the-shelf identical model, this model works the same as the These two products are both Taiwanese.

Jaxon Jones

| Jun 07, 2021