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It's a Snap-On model 602-AL, 3/4" drive. The handle pops off the shorten the assembly for storage; everything appears to be stainless and/or chrome plate. A 3" dial tells you the torque but because you're 3 ft away from the dial when working the handle, it has a drag-along needle that forms an electrical contact powered by a AA battery. This arrangement lights a penlight bulb at your preset torque so you need not have a helper leaning over the dial. Worked fine the dozen or so times I used it. When I was building rocket motors for NASA, my crew used a 0-1000 ft-lb variant with the same lightbulb to torque nozzle bolts. It had a 1" drive and should have come with wheels....

2/26/164:15 PM

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