Mcmaster Carr (www.mcmaster.com) has them at about $100-150. Or use a 'normal'
ratchet wrench and a scale. Pull on the wrench 6" from the fastener with 4
pounds
and you're there...
Mark Miller
"Timothy R. Hoerning" wrote:
> Everyone,
>
> Looking for something the local Sears just doesn't carry...
>
> I'm in the middle of changing the timing belt on my Plymouth Laser
>(1990
> 2.0 Liter non-turbo for those who care). In order to set the the timing
> belt tensioner pulley, I need to apply about 24 inch-pounds of force to the
> pulley eccentric. So, I need a beam-type torque wrench calibrated in inch
> pounds (max of 240 or less would probably be good). Also the eccentric
> adapter has a 1/4" square opening (for going on a socket wrench) so thats
> my preferred drive size.
>
> Does anyone have any idea where I can look for the tool I need? I
>tried
> some of the usual places but couldn't find anything that was calibrated
> finely enough (or if it was calibrated right, in a price range I can
> afford).
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