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Blue Point torque wrench

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Bernard le m�ca

01-05-2005 20:15:39




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Hi, I own a Blue Point 3/4 drive torque wrench I bought this tool 6 years ago. Last week, the ratchet head broke some tooth. I try to search for a spare part to fix the wrench. The dealer i have call, say me the part is no longer avaiable in Qu�bec Canada. Have you a Snap-On dealer or store, near you, where I can buy the part. May be in Ontario or Canada.Thank a lot!! Bernard le m�cano Qu�bec Canada

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Skinner

01-07-2005 18:04:24




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 Re: Blue Point torque wrench in reply to Bernard le m�cano, 01-05-2005 20:15:39  
No more Blue Point or Snap on Torque Wrenches for me. Been using them all my life, but everytime I send I torque wrench in, the parts are no longer available and they want to sell me another one.

We are required to send them in a minimum of once per year, so I have a minimum of two for each range from 1/4" to 3/4". It seems to take forever to get them back to.

We have a torque calibration tool at this new shop, and you"ll never beleive this, I have a $10 Sam"s club 1/2" drive torque wrench that I bought one time to use as a large, cheap ratchet.
Been through hell and back and abused like crazy.
Looks Identical to my Proto 1/2" drive and uses the same ratchet parts.

It calibrates perfectly and I know it"s 15 years old, been used with a cheater pipe and everything else.

My Older Proto"s are still going strong, and my Mac"s are doing well, and my big 3/4" drive Snap On aircraft wrenchs are doing good. But the 3/8", 1/2", and 3/4" Snap On Click type are JUNK, Mainly because Snap on discontinues parts every couple of years on them!!!!!

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dr.sportster

01-06-2005 05:36:29




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 Re: Blue Point torque wrench in reply to Bernard le m�cano, 01-05-2005 20:15:39  
Bernie,Bernie,Bernie,For what one pays for snap-on,call snap-on headqiarters Canada,tell them to have your local dealer stop by your house or apt.and repair your torque wrench.This is why we paid so much for the tool to begin with.Snap-on should come to you and repair it.Of coures the local guy wont want to know you ,but call the main office thye will tell him to go fix your torque wrench at your location.

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JT

01-06-2005 07:36:48




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 Re: Blue Point torque wrench in reply to dr.sportster, 01-06-2005 05:36:29  
You night watch repairing them through Snap-Off. I had a Matco torque wrench reclibrated, don't sound difficult, took 3 weeks and almost $50.00 to get it done, and I don't think it was off anyway, bought it at a pawn shop and wanted to make sure it was right. for $100.00 give or take, I COULD HAVE GOTTON A NEW ONE FROM CRAFTSMAN. Look for a company on the net that does torque wrech repair and calibration and see about doing through them.

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Bender

01-05-2005 20:33:19




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 Re: Blue Point torque wrench in reply to Bernard le m�cano, 01-05-2005 20:15:39  
See if you can find the part in their on-line catalog



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Bender

01-05-2005 20:37:13




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 Re: Blue Point torque wrench in reply to Bender, 01-05-2005 20:33:19  



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Bernard le m�cano

01-06-2005 16:09:10




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 Re: Blue Point torque wrench in reply to Bender, 01-05-2005 20:37:13  
Thank you for the reply, the local dealer ask me the part is no longer avaiable this model is obsolete. May be a store or a dealer have it in hand. I have check with online Snap-On store and the new wrench is not like mine. Bernard le m�cano Qu�bec Canada



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