Steven Trovato wrote:"Well, there are calibration services."
A few years ago I took my Sears/Craftsman clicker torque wrench in to
a Sears Repair facility and asked to get it replaced under warranty.
Ha! The counter person looked at me like I was some kind of nutcase.
So, I asked to have them calibrate the wrench. After much discussion, they
said they could do it, but it would cost as much, if not more than, a new
wrench.
So, I bought one at a TA truckstop for about $25 or so. And threw away the
Sears
tool.
Alan
MG BGT #68
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