How to use wheeler fat-wrench torque wrench

[@jasonmccomas7220]

Thank god I finally found a video describing exactly where wheeler expects the red line to be adjusted to! I’ve always chose the center but to have confirmation that I assumed right is a breath of fresh air. So glad I found your video! Thank you for posting.

[@Outdoorsunscripted]

Glad I could help!

[@johnlopez5027]

Thank you! Been looking for this for a bit

[@34dawgsgo]

I thought it was at the bottom other videos have said. Good to know. I have a manual one as pictured not digital.

[@MeMadeIt]

THX! Not really having clear instructions, I've always used the top of the red line. My reasoning was ... 1 - Tis better to be slightly under-torqued than over-torqued and risk strip. 2 - Wet threadlocker can act as a lubricant and make it easier to over-torque.

[@megatron_steel704]

Can this be used to remove a screw as well? I’ve been having trouble with in particular.

[@inflatablemicrowave8187]

Tldr middle of the red line

[@davidkim9898]

Great vid. Thank you

[@Outdoorsunscripted]

Glad it was helpful!

[@davidr2715]

It would be to Wheeler's benefit to say in the middle -- to split the difference so that it isn't off as much either direction. This guy says to the top of the red line: kzbin.info/www/bejne/paq3f5WCgqasaNk

[@Outdoorsunscripted]

Hmm interesting. I wish they would include that in the instructions.

[@michaelzschoche2746]

You didn’t say if it’s the top middle or bottom lol. Obviously we put the red line on the number.

[@Outdoorsunscripted]

Sorry I didn’t word it very good. Put the center of the red line on the your preferred torque spec.