Do you turn it back to zero or just put it away. Is turning it back an old wives tale?
Do you turn it back to zero or just put it away. Is turning it back an old wives tale?
I turn mine back to zero when storing
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115 PRO XS
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Zero
Zero
BassCat Sabre FTD
Mercury 150 Optimax
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Zero or close to it unless talking beam style or strain gauge style.
Zero
Zero
I turn it back...Old habit..
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Zero.
Every torque wrench I’ve had stated that in the instructions.
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Barling, AR
2007 Bass Cat Sabre
2011 Merc 175 Pro XS
zero
I turn it off and take the batteries out so the wife doesn't get any ideas.
Lowest setting if it is a click-type. If it is a 15-200 I put it on 15.
Mine won't fit in it's case if not at zero
Zero
0
Turn all mine to zero.
I turn mine back to zero.
zero, cause it will screw them up. Yes I have it done it once
Ummm...Zero
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10% of full torque is a better storage setting. You dial it back to release pressure on the spring during storage so the spring doesn't weaken, but dialing it back to zero can take so much pressure off that some wrenches can come apart internally if dropped or jostled.
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