torque wrench

[Trav]

I am not familiar with them but by all accounts they are a quality tool. Norbar has an interesting history.

https://www.norbar.com/About/Company-Information

 

[willbur]

Yes- the Norbar is good IMO

 

[Rust_Belt_Pete]

I prefer eTork wrenches because they are easy to set https://www.amazon.com/eTORK-Click-Style-Ergonomic-Mechanic-Automotive/dp/B07CBDMQB6/ref=sr_1_5?crid=1NL8AUICEI8QV&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.AImr7aGYx84co1bXp-qmdpAcCm13YbmimFfzXPwd7ED1YgqTScUEoo3VzuVffpqwWlR-wK-r7bFzA7gduR7meMqOeDHdK8gNs17qJ1rY3i3tjbGruZP4hkg6l_PrKnqlcnZAH3jMpiYeqqmIt5sU10teR8uzEyCEnotUHmSNORD0s9F4wWdX22mWumVKi-J8kklmpLvlvH6LIh7-EyML37wEH7fmB80aabTGmthyHiZJVUA8AGG9Jtq84hZTnd7vR3N_bIXMKo9PNNFHs0S6RqB7Krkl-owFHus_BgK124w.u1bNE_8JrQIkl4wD8L1rT1NL36L0ZKuEGrUf53qtLxY&dib_tag=se&keywords=eTork+wrench&qid=1756422519&s=hi&sprefix=etork+wrench,tools,145&sr=1-5&th=1View attachment 297650

Is that the old sears wrench with some upgrades. Or probably that's who the sears bought it from back in the day?