60652 Eight Head Torque Wrench Kit

Well made and works well. It fits well on all the common AC line fitting sizes. I noticed several 1 star reviews that say "it doesn't click when torque setting is reached, causing over-torque damage". I think this is due to operator error - these torque wrenches only measure torque when tightening, not when loosening. Since these are open-ended wrenches (as opposed to a socket ratchet) they can be used upside down, which reverses the operation. Make sure the printed label side is up as you turn it clockwise to tighten, and it will work perfectly. If you flip the wrench over, with printed side down, you will only get torque readings when turning counter-clockwise - great for reverse-threaded bolts, but bad everywhere else.

This yellow jacket tension tool has worked great for all my mini splits. Whether you’re a professional or just need to do it a few times I would definitely get this. It’s very high-quality and easy to use.

Good quality tourqe wrench for HVAC work.

The tool worked as it should. I need to use this for AC line install. The right tool for the right job.

Tool works as expected. Use it mainly for mini split installs. Tool itself is good. All the heads fit the flare nuts good. Feels sturdy and well made. The case itself sucks. Very cheap molded plastic. Latches are not good and the heads constantly fall out of their mold. Would have given 5 stars if case was better.

This torque wrench set by Yellow Jacket has shown to be of great quality. I have to admit that in addition to needing this tool, it's also a nice addition to anyone's tool chest. I am one who not only utilizes the tools I have, but enjoys having a nice collection of tools even if I only needed a tool just one time.

Started using these for mini split installations. Works like a charm on the flare nuts. I used to struggle with getting the flare nuts right, but I haven’t had one leak yet since I started using this. The carrying case is very nice as well.

I just striped a 1/2” flare stud with this. It called for 36 1/2 to 44 1/2 ft lbs. I set to 36.9 and bit 3 threads off. I’m in a big problem now. This on a mini split hvac outdoor unit. Prolly have to take the whole condensor unit to an hvac shop to fix. Not sure how else. I had another fitting on the line sets that felt like it was talking too much torque so I backed it down a few ftlbs and went back up. Then it clicked - had prolly over torqued that one as well. Not sure if anyone else is experiencing this.