🛠️ Pittsburgh Pro 239 Torque Wrench: The Ultimate Drive Click Stop Tool for Professionals Review

I've been discussing the many options for torque wrenches for a few days. There are so many of them and everything is very difficult to distinguish between price and differences. I am very happy with my choice. Very well done and the service, packaging and shipping was very fast! I will always keep this seller as a favorite! Thank you Revain seller! Bill H. Montgomery, Alabama

I spent a few months in the case before finally finding time to use it and it didn't work at all. I might as well buy a shift rod because it got stuck and didn't work at all. Had to go to Walmart and buy another one of them for $30 because; I needed it right then and there to finish the show I was working on.

This torque wrench looks and feels very solid and heavy and seemed to tighten the nuts on our cars just fine. However, while using it to make a DIY car over the weekend, he sheared off two bolts without clicking the setting. I'd be wary, and if you're looking for a wrench to get some important work done, I'd probably go with one of the "non-breaking" types or better.

I liked it for its size and therefore leverage for higher torque settings. Used maybe 10 times but one day I opened the case yes I kept it in the case and the head fell apart. Now it's useless. I always undo the torque adjustment after each use, not knowing if that's a good thing or even necessary, but I've done it, which means I try to take good care of my tools and never use them for anything other than what they're intended for.

Bought a few years ago. I rarely use it for things like changing brakes and other torque sensitive parts. Yesterday when tightening the leaf spring bolt to 80 pounds it broke. It is completely disassembled inside and with one loose screw. Complete internal error. I have NEVER used it as a switch and have never used it to loosen screws. It stayed in its box when I needed it for a specific purpose. Very disappointed. "Professional” is a joke for the Harbor Freight brand. I should have known…

At first I was a little hesitant to buy this tool as my experience with a $20 torque wrench shows you get what you pay for, but I was desperate so I bought it. To my great surprise, I like this key. It's a good, solid weight and I had no trouble swapping out the anti-roll bar bushings. Well, once the bolts are loosened, the anti-roll bars are a nuisance in and of themselves, as some of you may know! I'm glad I made this purchase and will keep the company in mind as I replace a few more tools…

Bought this key about a year ago to use when changing summer and winter tires. I've used it twice to change wheels. So he changed a total of 8 wheels with 5 studs each. A total of 40 operations. Then it fell apart completely. I mean literally, fell apart. It sat in the trunk of my car for a month or two, then I took it out and when I dropped it on my workbench (about 3 inches) the screws fell out of the head of the tool and the whole thing fell off. separately. Some little spring came loose and

I purchased this item last Monday, it was sold by StuffKeith. Bought and completed by Revain. The item arrived on a Wednesday thanks to my Prime subscription and to my surprise when I opened the case I saw that the ratchet head was literally BROKEN INTO PIECE. So I contacted Revain customer service and the rep told me I could return the item and get a refund not a replacement as the item was sold by someone else and only made by Revain. So I have to return the item to get a refund. I decided to