🔧 RIDGID 31410 902 Torque Wrench for No Hub Cast-Iron Soil Pipe Couplings: Perfect Plumbing Tool for Accurate Tightening Review

I like special specialty tools like this one. I have a dedicated install-only toolkit and now I can just put it there so it's there when I need it.

Unlike other torque wrenches of similar design I've used in the past, this one is heavier and has a positive torque mechanism unlike others I've used that are hopelessly inaccurate or just break under pressure nobody knows about, which could be a recipe for disaster

I bought this when I started my freshman year. He survived, but that may be because he can only make small cast-iron couplers, which are not often used in commercial installation. If you buy this one, just know that you'll probably either buy another one or buy another torque wrench from a colleague.

Always works. Now we are arguing about who will use it for work. LAUGH OUT LOUD. should get more. Yes, you can get a wrench, but with that, you don't have to guess anymore. Once it clicks, you're done. What I found useful is that once you click, you just rotate it again and you're done. the right tool for the job.

This tool is amazing. This allows me to tighten the clamps perfectly every time. I even did a test tightening and loosening the clamp over and over again without breaking it. I've done this about 10 times and each time the clamp worked perfectly. It got really hot from doing it so many times. But it never failed. No more guessing if the clamp is tight enough.

I bought this wrench without a hub thinking it would be the same as the old ones old people use all dented and dirty but still kicking around. This new RIGID seems nice, heavy and aesthetically pleasing, but after further inspection and initial use it feels a bit cheap for a tough tool. Maybe it's because it's made in China and the predecessors were in the US? I'm not sure, but I have a Wheeler Rex torque wrench (also non-US made) for the big 3/8" Husky bands and it's a much better quality and…