Torque Multiplier

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Excellent

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Heavy duty tool for removing lug nuts makes it so much easier since many tire places retighten so hard, it's impossible to use your regular tools supplied in your vehicle.

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Servisio muy bueno

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This thing's a brute. It broke lugnuts loose that even a 3/4" impact gun wouldn't touch. It comes with a few metric sockets that seem high quality. It's pretty bulky, so getting it in where I needed it to go was a little difficult, but it did the job

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Heavy duty tool with plenty of torque to break loose or tighten fasteners. Has some heft but easy to use!

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Worked awesome. This had all of the sockets I needed, including one I didn't know I even needed. This had everything needed to take the Lug nuts and studs off of my school bus.The only issue is that the hand grip part on the hand crank kept slipping off, like the tack weld broke. I was able to tap it back into place every so often. Also, there are no indents to hold the sockets and crank to the torque multiplier, so things can fly off if you aren't careful. I smacked myself real good with the hand crank because of it.The extension bar is so you can manually turn the socket with the hand crank people.

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I ran over a sharp rock, putting a big hole in the rear tire of JCB Backhoe, my usual method of removing the lug nuts was not working - A six foot long axle slid over a 40” breaker bar has been my fix for backcountry wheel removal for 30 years but not any more. I bought this torque multiplier, it is an absolutely brilliant tool that every person who does their own repairs on big equipment should own, it takes so little effort to take off 500 ft/lb nuts that the first time I used it was astonishing - I believe winding up the windows on my old Ford truck is more strenuous.Heavy duty, great value, sockets are good (didn’t include the 1 1/8 I needed for the JCB though).No damage to nuts or studsBest tool I’ve bought in a very long time.

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I just received my torque multiplier today. I watched a quick video on YouTube to see how to work it. In the video the guy couldn't believe how easy it was to remove the lug nut. I decided to put the tool to the test. I didn't bother to soak the rusty lug nuts with WD40 or some other solvent, I just wanted to see how the tool would perform. Im amazed at how little force I needed to loosen the nut. This tool works perfect. Who ever invented this tool deserves to win a Noble Peace Prize.