Snap-On Torque Wrenches Overview. 

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Those are dependable accurate will last you your entire career and IMO exactly what you need for your job Dave. Excellent common sense as usual from "The Calmest Coolest Headed Mechanic on the internet"!!!

Nice video Dave. Thanks for sharing.

Hello again Dave Thank you for another Great Video.

I love my snap on tech angle torque wrenches. Being able to switch between nm and degrees. Convert o ft lb etc is amazing and so precise.

I HAVE THOSE SNAPON TORQUE WRENCH, SO EASY TO USE.

Very Nice👍👍👍👍👍.. I have them all..twin beam/clicker’s/Digital with angle/and rolling torque. BUT I do complete inframe rebuilds and valve adjustments or what’s sometimes called “running the head” and I do rear ends on the small trucks from F550 and down. And internal engine work on everything from a weed eater up to the front end loaders/ backhoes/skid steers/ you name it. So I have to have all of them with The exception of a clicker style torque wrench,, I just have them 🤔🤔😃

Good video, I was Just watching lots of videos on a youtobe Chaneel cold western truck and tractor repair whic IS my favourite youtobe Chaneel bey the way and the man hes name is warren and he inspired me to become a diesel mechanic. And I was watching a youtobe Chaneel cold farming fixsing and fabricaison, they have a farm do farming as well as equipment repair in a good garage. Some good stuf in like this tipe of work you know 👍, have a good Day and see you on the next video 🤠🤝

Mine is a Snap On 250lb 1970 vintage, which I got new. The Snap On truck has a calibration checker of which it was with in 3 %. I thought that was alright. I am in about the same position as you for needing a torque wrench. But I do have calibrated elbow. Again I enjoy your stuff!

Split beam is the way to go I got old click style at least there snap on

Do you not torque lug nuts on those big rigs? Or suspension parts. You don't need to use a 3/4" torque wrench?