Seekonk vs Precision Instruments

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Dmytro

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Does anybody have an advice on what brand of dial torque wrench to choose for a 75 in-lbs wrench- Seekonk or Precision Instruments? Or maybe there is something else out there? Looking for best quality and reliability.

Also, what is the best place to get them at in Canada? Found one place but they offered Precision Instruments at twice of what they go for in US :rolleyes:
 
Mine is Gray Tools. Don't know how it compares to others, but my dad has the same name on his, and it lasted him through over 30 years as a mechanic.
 
If you're looking for el cheapo, Princess Auto is for you.
Just bought 2 metric torque wrenches from McCann and the price is reasonable, $2-300 calibrated and certified, in line with Mac Tools and Gray Tools products which do not do metric. Worked for me

Dmytro said:
Yep, those guys quoted twice the price of what you can buy it in US. That's after accounting for exchange rate difference..
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Just cal your snap on dealer he has what ever your heart dreams of and Quallity is probably the best you can buy if you ask nicly they will even drop one of at youtr house if there in the area
 
kwhunter said:
If you're looking for el cheapo, Princess Auto is for you.
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Thanks for advice, looked through princess auto web site but they don't list any dial wrenches.

As for "el cheapo", as stated above I am looking for a quality product that is durable, I am definitely not looking for the cheapest product.
 
tim3500 said:
Just cal your snap on dealer he has what ever your heart dreams of and Quallity is probably the best you can buy if you ask nicly they will even drop one of at youtr house if there in the area
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Thanks! Looks like they have almost too many options to choose from :)
 
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