Product Overview
Ratcheting 3/8 Inch Square Drive Torque Wrench, 60 to 300 Inch-Pounds (7 to 34 N·m)
Condition
Used, in very good cosmetic condition with minor scuffs and scratches from use and storage. Visual inspection only; function testing not performed, and calibration has not been verified. Stickers removed during cleaning read a preset torque of 84 in. lbs. Sold as one wrench, and a representative wrench is pictured; markings legible: STURTEVANT RICHMONT, LTCR, 60-300 IN. LBS., 7-34 N·m, MADE IN USA.
Ships same or next business day from our Idaho warehouse. Selling online since 1999.
Satisfaction guaranteed, every time.
Product Overview
A ratcheting torque wrench from the Sturtevant Richmont LTCR line, scaled from 60 to 300 inch-pounds on a 3/8 inch square drive.
Key Features
- Range 60-300 IN. LBS. and 7-34 N·m, both marked on the shaft
- 3/8 inch square drive on a ratcheting head
- Last preset: 84 in. lbs.
- TORQUE direction arrow marked beside the maker name
- Black grip with a blue ring where it meets the shaft
- Marked MADE IN USA
Applications
- Holding one repeat torque on an assembly bench, once a torque tester confirms the setting
- Replacing a worn LTCR on a line that already works in the 60 to 300 inch-pound band
- Filling the light-torque slot in a 3/8 inch drive tool crib, after a calibration check
Frequently Asked Questions
What drive size does it take?
3/8 inch square drive.
Which units are marked on it?
Both. The shaft reads 60-300 IN. LBS. and 7-34 N·m.
Does it come with a calibration certificate?
Not included.
Is this wrench calibrated and ready for certified work as it ships?
No. It is a used wrench with minor scuffs and scratches, its stickers read a preset of 84 in. lbs., and calibration has not been verified. You get the wrench and its markings; you take on a calibration check before it goes on a job that needs one. Flat-rate shipping in the lower 48, and orders over the free-shipping line ship free.
The stickers said 84 in. lbs. and the shaft says 60 to 300. A session on a torque tester tells you where this one lands today.
