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Just bought a new torque wrench,old one was way off,It says in the box "must calibrate before use" Ive never had to do this before,Any ideas?
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read the instructions.PM me for Ultrasonic Carb Cleaning, pilot screw o-rings and washers and mercury refills
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Incredible advice....cant thank you enough,I would if there was any.2004 CBR 1000 RR I dont gottagofaster anymore ....Comment
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umm...to calibrate, you must bring it to a place that calibrates!
We must bring all our gauges and test equipment every six months to get calibrated!
we even need to calibrate our calibration cylinder!
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get a wrench that is a foot long or more. Get a weight and hang it at the 1 foot point on the wrench. Take that wrench and attach it to a bolt that will spin freely and is large (long) enough for you to attach your new Torque wrench. What ever the weight is at the end of the 1st wrench is what the Torque wrench is supposed to read. Hmm the wrench that has a weight attached to it must be parrell to the ground. Thats my idea.Is Effingham a swear word?Comment
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Corey, your such a arse... i will hit him for you since he is such a arse.
He had a couple of hits coming his way anyway!Kan-O-Gixxer!
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Seems I found the "calibration cylinder" http://www.rstechltd.com/hand_torque_wrench_test.htmOriginally posted by Range
Oh ya, and the instructions sorry for the "stupid" question.Ive never had a digital wrench before.2004 CBR 1000 RR I dont gottagofaster anymore ....Comment
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