The fan bolts are torqued in inch lbs and there may be a couple other small
ones too.
Gerard
At 10:18 AM -0500 10/20/02, Brad Fornal wrote:
>I was at the flea market this morning (nasty, misting, cold and
>miserable) and bought a Snap-On tool, but I am not sure I really need.
>It is a Torqometer for measuring bolt-nut torque in inch pounds. It has
>a tag that has TE-12 and the serial # on the side and 8-72 stamped on
>the bottom, which could be the manufacture date as the box looks pretty
>old.The unit itself is in great shape, no major scratches and the lens
>over the gauge is perfectly clear and has only one or two small
>scratches that are visible when you turn it just right.
>SO, what would be the practical application for this thing. I work
>mainly on Spridgets, and have not yet once in 8 years gone "damn, I wish
>I had an inch pound torque wrench", but at the cost, I couldn't pass it
>up.
>Hey, if someone needs one and wants to double my
>money...................I did get it cheap!
>email me offlist
>
>Brad
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