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Q&A for Lyman Pro Drive Torque Wrench — 7 Questions & 8 Answers

Name Lyman Pro Drive Torque Wrench
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JLuke, guest, from OH, United States, asked on June 18, 2021

Does this come with bits?

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Answered by Todd, Gear Expert, from IL, United States, on August 31, 2021

No, it does not.

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Klem, guest, from AZ, United States, asked on January 03, 2024

Where nis this torque screwdriver made? This is important to me.

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Answered by Bobs Your Uncle, member, from TX, United States, on June 28, 2025

This thing is made in (drum roll)... China!!

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Tracy Greer, member, from VA, United States, asked on February 21, 2022

There is no torque range listed. This should be included.

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Answered by Hunter, Gear Expert, from OH, United States, on June 01, 2023

The Lyman Pro Drive Torque Wrench 7031300 has a torque range of 10-80lbs.

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steven, member, from FL, United States, asked on January 10, 2021

Where is this product made?

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Answered by Bill, Gear Expert, from IL, United States, on June 04, 2021

This is manufactured in China.

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Joseph, member, from MS, United States, asked on December 21, 2020

Does this torque wrench Driver Click or break tension when the correct weight is reached?

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Answered by Bill, Gear Expert, from IL, United States, on June 04, 2021

Yes, according to Lyman, the user will feel a click when the weight selected is reached.

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Rick, guest, from SC, United States, asked on December 04, 2020

how do you attach different Allen head or torx bit heads

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Answered by Bill, Gear Expert, from IL, United States, on June 04, 2021

The attachments are inserted into the 1/4 inch drive socket.

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Chris, member, from TN, United States, asked on October 14, 2020

Is this a 1/4 female bit adapter?

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Answered by Bill, Gear Expert, from IL, United States, on June 04, 2021

According to Lyman this is a 1/4 inch drive.

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