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Over the past few weeks we’ve looked at a cheap jump-start battery pack that actually works, a brake fluid tester pen that can help you maintain your car’s braking system and a cordless ratchet that can save wrenching time. This week’s cool tool is a torque multiplier that can bust loose a lug nut when your impact wrench won’t do the job.This suggestion comes from a reader and fellow HooptieX racer, and it’s another tool that I’m adding to my collection.I spend a lot of time traveling around the country off-roading in Gambler 500 events and sometimes racing in the HooptieX off-road time trials, a Gambler spin-off. Sometimes these events can be absolute torture to a vehicle. Someone always has a broken-down car that needs fixing. Fortunately, lots of competitors carry tools with them.But break your car bad enough and your power tools will run out of juice before you can get it back together again. These events are held in areas that don’t have real restrooms, let alone places to charge tools. So you’re left breaking out the manual tools.
One tool I’ve seen used by so many participants over the years is a torque multiplier. This device always comes out when the power tools have died or couldn’t provide enough torque.The torque multipliers are typically used to remove lug nuts, axle nuts and other fasteners that require a lot of torque.I know what you’re thinking: A breaker bar does that! But unlike a breaker bar, a torque multiplier busts nuts with ease. No jumping on the breaker bar, like I’ve seen some people do in desperation. A torque multiplier also lays waste to fasteners used in heavy-duty applications like the lug nuts of big trucks, RVs and school buses. But how? How can this tool deliver so much power?