Anybody know the difference between the sears microtork wrenches and their regular click torque wrenches? The microtork seems to be a little cheaper, by about $10. Any other differences?

 

The regular torque wrench is on sale through 11/2 so now they're the same price.
And here's the comparison:
http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/produ...92&prodCount=2

 

I would get the ft lbs tq wrench not the inch lbs unless that is what you need

 

i just picked up the 3/8 5-80 foot lbs one. this weekend. and a HUGE home depot 50-250 ftlbs which is like damn near 3' long.

 

I would go with a craftsmen rotary torque sensor. Had an excellent write up in an off road magazine. The tool goes between the ratchet and the socket and has a display meter. It also has a large range and very compact.

The unit can sense torque settings from 0 to 200 Nm, or 0 to 150 Lb-Ft. The readings are displayed on a large LCD screen in 0.1 Lb-Ft. resolution, and you can easily choose between Nm or Lb-Ft. at any time the unit is powered up. Sears claims that it has 0.1 Lb-Ft. resolution and +/- 3% accuracy.

Another option to consider. I think this is the one I would buy.
Here is a website to check out: http://www.webbikeworld.com/r2/torque/torque.htm
http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/searc...vertical=SEARS
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Thanks everybody.

So nobody else knows the difference between the two?