Torque Spanners ???

[Freak]

Im sure I've seen spanners made as torque wrenches
Anybody heard/seen got any info on them or did I dream it?
Perhaps I should patient the idea :D

[bad toad]

Im sure I've seen spanners made as torque wrenches
Anybody heard/seen got any info on them or did I dream it?
Perhaps I should patient the idea :D
you have pm mate!!!

[Big Pete]

they do exist, but they arent very common, mostly because they are expensive and you need one for every size.

[Big Pete]

I would be interested, I've only seen the ones where you needed a complete spanner for each size. Also, where did you get them?

[Blackjack]

You're not talking about a set of crows feet are you?

http://www.kctools.com.au/images/TOOLS/slides/11317%2014%20PCE%20CROWS%20FOOT%20WRENCH%20SET.jpg

[Big Pete]

They look pretty useful, I couldnt find any prices tho ( or UK suppliers)

[Freak]

Like this
Bottom of the page (http://www.norbar.com/products_category.php&category_multid=1)

[John Hopkins]

I have a 20 to 150 ft/lbs torque wrench for 1/2 inch sockets if anyone needs to borrow one. But I'm in the valleys No good for 6.9 ft/lbs on clutch plates.

[trikerdan]

Yes we use open ended toque spanners at work.

I personaly never bother just do stuff up with normal spaners, but thats just me being lazy ;)

[weirdbeard]

we used to use them to do up flexible drives (doughnut types) m8 only to 12 ft pounds. That was a norbar setup with 13mm open end.