torque wrench source?

[Terry Beckingham]

John and Wim,

I have a dial type torque wrench made by Stanley Proto Industrial Tools, 
Covington,GA. It is a model 6177A. it measures 0-250 inch pounds. It has a 
3/8" tip which accepts a ratchet type tuning pin tip.  It has a second 
needle on it which stops when the maximum torque of the tuning pin is 
reached.  It is compact, only measuring 10" in length. I picked it up at an 
automotive store. They had to order it in, but it was in their catalogue. I 
don't remember the exact cost, but it's probably about fifty bucks U.S.

Terry Beckingham

At 03:34 PM 9/26/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>What is a good source for a torque wrench for measuring tuning pin torque?
>
>John Minor
>University of Illinois
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