in-lb torque wrench

[fbronco86]

musta been clicky style. no bueno.

what are you doing with this tool anyway?

[jerryg79]

what are you doing with this tool anyway?

ragging on you mostly...ba-dum-cha

[jerryg79]

musta been clicky style. no bueno.

yup, sorry

[fbronco86]

musta been clicky style. no bueno.

you no likey the clicky

[jerryg79]

you must be busy at work today

since monday I've reading through all of my old old bosses emails to find all of the secrets he kept from upper management. Then I get to write a narrative about it. Its like doing a research paper, except this is interspersed with tidbits about his divorce, fights with his wife, his dogs grooming schedule, his house payment, his lawsuit from directtv for stealing cable, etc.

I can only look at it for about 10 minutes at a time now before I have to do something else. 2.5 days and I'm halfway done.

Oh look its lunch time

[agjohn02]

you no likey the clicky

no i like them, for torqueing bolts. i just need to measure a constant torque and they wont do that.

[redcagepatrol]

did my pinion last night - feeling by hand is close enough. It should spin a few freely before it stops.

[agjohn02]

the bike shop sells beam style. ~$50.

[uglyota]

Park tools are good shiat. Get it

[agjohn02]

yup, thats it. Park TL7256

edit: where were you a week ago when i posted this, hippie?

[Jackasic]

does it go up to 240 in/lbs?

[BMFScout]

try 20 ft/lbs...

[StevenAg03]

does it go up to 240 in/lbs?

try 20 ft/lbs...

the government says theres a difference.

[agjohn02]

no, its 0-60 in lbs.

[TexTJ209]

the government says theres a difference.

They must be using metric inches.