torque wrench

[Meezo]

 

i did but they said i must buy instore. im in joburg

 

Are you happy with the price? PM me, we can make a plan? I'm sure i can arrange shipping for you

[flat29]

 

 

Are you happy with the price? PM me, we can make a plan? I'm sure i can arrange shipping for you

that is a sweet price. will eft you the money if you can

[nimthor]

BBB at Sportsmans Warehouse, free delivery (over R800).

 

http://www.sportsman...wrench-set.html

 

R880, not sure how much it is elsewhere.

 

It has 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10mm and T25 bits.

From their site:

 

The BBB Torque Wrench Set is a handy wrench set consisting of a 1/4 drive and 6 hex keys, all contained in handy carry case. All the pieces are mounted in a dense foam in the bottom of the case while a storage compartment in the top of the case is closed with a velcro strap.

• 6 hex keys ranging from 3mmm to 10mm
  
• Has 1/4 drive and works in a range of 2 - 14Nm
  
• Click mechanism indicates a=when a setting is reached
  

Technical Features

The 1/4 drive works in a range of 2 - 14Nm and has a cilck mechanism to indicate when a setting is reached.

Edited August 27, 2013 by nimthor

[Meezo]

BBB at Sportsmans Warehouse, free delivery (over R800).

 

http://www.sportsman...wrench-set.html

 

R880, not sure how much it is elsewhere.

 

It has 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10mm and T25 bits.

From their site:

 

The BBB Torque Wrench Set is a handy wrench set consisting of a 1/4 drive and 6 hex keys, all contained in handy carry case. All the pieces are mounted in a dense foam in the bottom of the case while a storage compartment in the top of the case is closed with a velcro strap.

• 6 hex keys ranging from 3mmm to 10mm
  
• Has 1/4 drive and works in a range of 2 - 14Nm
  
• Click mechanism indicates a=when a setting is reached
  

Technical Features

The 1/4 drive works in a range of 2 - 14Nm and has a cilck mechanism to indicate when a setting is reached.

 

Yepo, the same one at crown cycles!!

[nimthor]

Do you know how much Crown charge Meezo?

 

EDIT: Just checked their website and see it is on sale for R569! Maybe I should take a drive through!

Edited August 27, 2013 by nimthor

[Meezo]

Do you know how much Crown charge Meezo?

 

EDIT: Just checked their website and see it is on sale for R569! Maybe I should take a drive through!

 

Yep paid R569

[Soufflé]

Just make sure you get a wrench that will cover all or at least most of the torque range on a bike:

Low-end 3nm - jockey wheel, 5nm - derailleur cable fixing, 10nm - hub cone locknut, 30 - cassette sprocket lockring, 40nm - freehub/crank arm. Then it should also be able to reverse torque (anti-clock) on bb and crank arms.

Edited August 27, 2013 by Veonix

[carbon29er]

Anyone interested in the ParkTools torque wrench? If there is interest I'll do a special.

[Meezo]

Anyone interested in the ParkTools torque wrench? If there is interest I'll do a special.

 

Which one?

[Ryan's dad]

Where can I get hex sockets for a wrench , it has a 6mm head?

[flat29]

thank you meezo for helping out.

[porqui]

Anyone interested in the ParkTools torque wrench? If there is interest I'll do a special.

 

Also which model?

[Sepia]

Anyone interested in the ParkTools torque wrench? If there is interest I'll do a special.

Yes, maybe, price, model .......thanks

[flyguysa]

Anyone interested in the ParkTools torque wrench? If there is interest I'll do a special.

 

I'd be keen depending on the model and how special the price is.....

[droo]

Just make sure you get a wrench that will cover all or at least most of the torque range on a bike:

Low-end 3nm - jockey wheel, 5nm - derailleur cable fixing, 10nm - hub cone locknut, 30 - cassette sprocket lockring, 40nm - freehub/crank arm. Then it should also be able to reverse torque (anti-clock) on bb and crank arms.

 

Not gonna happen, sorry... you'll need 2 - one for low range and one for high. Start with low, it's the most critical - stem binder bolts, seat clamps etc. Cassette lockrings and the like aren't nearly as sensitive.

[LOOK695]

 

 

Not gonna happen, sorry... you'll need 2 - one for low range and one for high. Start with low, it's the most critical - stem binder bolts, seat clamps etc. Cassette lockrings and the like aren't nearly as sensitive.

Was going to say the same