3/4" Drive Torque Wrench - Performance Tool M204 for Accurate Torque Measurement

Sam Wittmer: I bought this for mounting a red-dot site on one of my handguns and it has a torque spec of 9 in/lb. I have a torque inch/pound ratchet that is measured in newton/meters and 1 newton-meter = 9 inch/lbs, so I wanted a more precise micro torque screwdriver. When I received it, it has typical torque wrench markings for adjustment so I quickly set it to 9 in/lb without reading the instruction. I started tightening the small machine hex head bolts and with little pressure, all of a sudden the screwdriver stopped torquing and spinning! My heart jumps as I first thought I broke the head of the bolt. However that was not the case. This precise micro torque screwdriver just stops tightening when it reaches the desired torque and free spins. So I tightened the 2nd machine bolt so all is good.

Although this Adjustable Micro Torque Screwdriver cost quite a bit more than other options, I learned a long time ago that scrimping on tool purchases mostly costs you more later when they either wear out fast or break....or the just don't fit exactly because they are cheap and their engineering sucks.

So I am very pleased to add this micro torque screwdriver to my tool box.

United States on Dec 12, 2023

A. Ellis: I needed a bigger torque wrench for tightening bolts and tow balls on some hitches. I figured it would do well for some heavy duty truck applications At first, I thought this beast would be overkill, but I had an idea to prove this was a good buy.

After struggling to tighten 260 ft/lbs using a 1/2 inch drive torque wrench, I pulled this monster out of the case and it looked at me straight in the eyes and said, hold my beer! It then proceeded to torque down the same bolts like they weren't even there. Any questions? I replied, no further questions, Mr. Torque Wrench, sir, and undoubtedly you will have no problems torquing hitch balls in excess of 400 ft./lbs. or greater.

But seriously, I like that this 3/4 drive torque wrench can torque in both directions. The ABS plastic case is good quality, has a carrying handle, plus the four snaps keep it from opening and falling out. The price point is just perfect. In fact when I purchased it was on sale plus a coupon that save some extra cash.

I honestly don't have a guess whether this torque wrench would survive the daily abuse in a shop, but this is not a tool that I'd be afraid of putting to work. Two thumbs up. I'm...

United States on Nov 19, 2023

Ex Mil Reader: The lug nuts on my motorhome are torqued to 475 ft-lbs. This tool takes them right off. My only complaint is the case is cheap thin plastic that won't stay shut. But that is a insignificant thing compared to the overall utility of the tool. It is worth every cent I paid.

United States on Aug 24, 2023

Malo: Not bad,im inpress,but not sure if It go last long if use alot.

United States on Aug 10, 2023

James E. Hawkins: I bought this to do a specific job. A front hub bearing on a ford truck. I have 1/2 inch and 3/8 drive torque wrenches already but the half inch one only goes to 250LbFt and the nut holding the bearing on requires almost 300lbft. I looked at a couple of other options such as getting a multiplier, but this was the best option for me since it would not require using math to get the correct torque and it would be potentially smoother than a gear type multiplier in operation. The other thing I considered was the drive portion itself that the socket actually fits on. There is a reason most half inch drive torque wrenches are limited to about 250lbft and that is the square drive portion has a tendency to twist off when you start going past that.
Most torque wrenches are most accurate in the middle of their range and while the setting I needed was towards the lower end of the range, it was not all the way at the end so I felt comfortable that it would get the torque in the allowable range for my needs. I can not speak to the actual accuracy of this wrench since I have not had it tested, but the job went well and nothing has broke from being too loose or tight and it has been over two...

United States on Sep 15, 2022

Eric St-Andre: Bon produit bon prix

Canada on Dec 04, 2021

Austin W.: We used it on 4 tires, now wont click. Seemed like a good product when we got it August... past the 30 day amazon window, now no return.... 100 bucks a wheel is not worth it..... UPDATE, I had to change my review after talking with the manufacturer, they immediately sent us out a new one, Casey is understanding and prompt, we will see how well the new tool holds up

Canada on Oct 05, 2020

Wilf Cartwright: Work great , but wood be better with a longer handell Had to put a snipe on it to make 450 lbs. used for class 8 truck wheels

Canada on Jan 13, 2020

Kevin J Bradley: Compact tool that does exactly what it should used it several times with no problems. Probably more expensive options out there that are better but for the price a good bit of kit.

United Kingdom on Jun 20, 2019

Bert Driessen: Very sturdy. Only point of improvement might be to have better readability of the markings for the torque setting. But is seems that all torque wrenches have that challenge.

Canada on May 13, 2017