GearWrench Torque Wrench 3/8" Electronic 7.1-99.6 ft/lbs 85076
Style: 3/8 DrivePattern Name: Wrench GEARWRENCH produced the original five-degree ratcheting wrench in 1996 and quickly became a go-to brand for professional automotive technicians. The innovation didn’t stop there. Year after year, the GEARWRENCH brand continues to expand its line—in ratcheting tools and beyond—to help automotive and industrial technicians get their jobs done faster and easier. The GEARWRENCH family of torque wrenches & torque products offer the latest innovations in torque measurement. The electronic torque wrenches are available in fixed head and with angle. They ensure a more precise fastener torque level and are available in a 3/8 and 1/2 drive. The GEARWRENCH line of torque products allows the user to complete any job where accurate torque is required.
Style: 3/8 DrivePattern Name: Wrench GEARWRENCH produced the original five-degree ratcheting wrench in 1996 and quickly became a go-to brand for professional automotive technicians. The innovation didn’t stop there. Year after year, the GEARWRENCH brand continues to expand its line—in ratcheting tools and beyond—to help automotive and industrial technicians get their jobs done faster and easier. The GEARWRENCH family of torque wrenches & torque products offer the latest innovations in torque measurement. The electronic torque wrenches are available in fixed head and with angle. They ensure a more precise fastener torque level and are available in a 3/8 and 1/2 drive. The GEARWRENCH line of torque products allows the user to complete any job where accurate torque is required.
Style: 3/8 DrivePattern Name: Wrench GEARWRENCH produced the original five-degree ratcheting wrench in 1996 and quickly became a go-to brand for professional automotive technicians. The innovation didn’t stop there. Year after year, the GEARWRENCH brand continues to expand its line—in ratcheting tools and beyond—to help automotive and industrial technicians get their jobs done faster and easier. The GEARWRENCH family of torque wrenches & torque products offer the latest innovations in torque measurement. The electronic torque wrenches are available in fixed head and with angle. They ensure a more precise fastener torque level and are available in a 3/8 and 1/2 drive. The GEARWRENCH line of torque products allows the user to complete any job where accurate torque is required.
Style: 3/8 DrivePattern Name: Wrench GEARWRENCH produced the original five-degree ratcheting wrench in 1996 and quickly became a go-to brand for professional automotive technicians. The innovation didn’t stop there. Year after year, the GEARWRENCH brand continues to expand its line—in ratcheting tools and beyond—to help automotive and industrial technicians get their jobs done faster and easier. The GEARWRENCH family of torque wrenches & torque products offer the latest innovations in torque measurement. The electronic torque wrenches are available in fixed head and with angle. They ensure a more precise fastener torque level and are available in a 3/8 and 1/2 drive. The GEARWRENCH line of torque products allows the user to complete any job where accurate torque is required.
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The lowest price for GearWrench Torque Wrench 3/8" Electronic 7.1-99.6 ft/lbs 85076 right now is $319.00 at alltools.com.au, compared across 9 retailers.
The all-time low was $210.55 on 23 Dec 2025 — today's price is 52% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
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GEARWRENCH 3/8 Drive Electronic Torque Wrench 7.4-99.6 FT LB - 85076
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Great price on this torque wrench from Gearwrench which is a brand I had past experience with and trust to be good quality. Bought this to put together my latest motor and upgrade my old and fairly questionable Husky torque wrench. I have definitely enjoyed the change to digital versus winding up the handle and locking it down. My only complaint with this wrench is small, when holding the up/down button to select your torque it jumps in inconsistent intervals so I generally miss the number I was shooting for once or twice before I finally get it. Yeah it sounds stupid but I think you'll see what I'm talking about when you use it. Gearwrench says that it is accurate within 2-3% of desired torque setting between 20% and 100% capacity of the wrench which is very good ... MoreGreat price on this torque wrench from Gearwrench which is a brand I had past experience with and trust to be good quality. Bought this to put together my latest motor and upgrade my old and fairly questionable Husky torque wrench. I have definitely enjoyed the change to digital versus winding up the handle and locking it down. My only complaint with this wrench is small, when holding the up/down button to select your torque it jumps in inconsistent intervals so I generally miss the number I was shooting for once or twice before I finally get it. Yeah it sounds stupid but I think you'll see what I'm talking about when you use it. Gearwrench says that it is accurate within 2-3% of desired torque setting between 20% and 100% capacity of the wrench which is very good if true. I have no way to test so I'll take their word for it and hope that my motor doesn't fall apart. Overall happy with the purchase and would buy again although I would consider getting the version with the flex head that also can measure angle.
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This is a good torque wrench - it feels solid and well-made. I checked it against a CDI and they registered the same. There are 2 things I would change if I could: add a release button on the head and a volume switch for the BEEPs. I don't think micrometer torque wrenches generally have a release pin on the socket head but it'd be great if this one did. It's not easy changing socket; it takes some effort to yank them off. But this is a minor complaint, not a deal-breaker. As to the BEEPS, they are loud, which is great when you reach your torque target but they sound on every button-press; when changing torque targets it's every tenth of a pound. This too is a small annoyance. All in all I'm happy I bought it. I won't use it often enough to justify buying something ... MoreThis is a good torque wrench - it feels solid and well-made. I checked it against a CDI and they registered the same. There are 2 things I would change if I could: add a release button on the head and a volume switch for the BEEPs. I don't think micrometer torque wrenches generally have a release pin on the socket head but it'd be great if this one did. It's not easy changing socket; it takes some effort to yank them off. But this is a minor complaint, not a deal-breaker. As to the BEEPS, they are loud, which is great when you reach your torque target but they sound on every button-press; when changing torque targets it's every tenth of a pound. This too is a small annoyance. All in all I'm happy I bought it. I won't use it often enough to justify buying something better at 4x the price. Remember to pick up a couple AA batteries as they're not included with the wrench.
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Used for a short block job at work, torqued the head and timing chain components fine.ProsCostNo flex head easier to torqueNo comebackConsIt came red(not yellow in pic If ur picky like that)Adjusting can be annoying (press goes up 0.1 nm, if you hold then it shoots through torque settings quickThe beep is friggin loud and unnecessary when setting initial torque specI just cover the speaker with my thumb when setting. As for being 130$ vs 450$ from a big brand (on sale that is), vs how much I really use this thing makes it still worth the money even with the annoying quirks.
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GEARWRENCH 3/8 Drive Electronic Torque Wrench 7.4-99.6 FT LB - 85076
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Gearwrench - 3/8" Drive Electronic Torque Wrench 10-135 Nm - (85076)
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3/8" Dr Electronic Torque Wrench 7.1-99.6 ft/lbs
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Great price on this torque wrench from Gearwrench which is a brand I had past experience with and trust to be good quality. Bought this to put together my latest motor and upgrade my old and fairly questionable Husky torque wrench. I have definitely enjoyed the change to digital versus winding up the handle and locking it down. My only complaint with this wrench is small, when holding the up/down button to select your torque it jumps in inconsistent intervals so I generally miss the number I was shooting for once or twice before I finally get it. Yeah it sounds stupid but I think you'll see what I'm talking about when you use it. Gearwrench says that it is accurate within 2-3% of desired torque setting between 20% and 100% capacity of the wrench which is very good ... MoreGreat price on this torque wrench from Gearwrench which is a brand I had past experience with and trust to be good quality. Bought this to put together my latest motor and upgrade my old and fairly questionable Husky torque wrench. I have definitely enjoyed the change to digital versus winding up the handle and locking it down. My only complaint with this wrench is small, when holding the up/down button to select your torque it jumps in inconsistent intervals so I generally miss the number I was shooting for once or twice before I finally get it. Yeah it sounds stupid but I think you'll see what I'm talking about when you use it. Gearwrench says that it is accurate within 2-3% of desired torque setting between 20% and 100% capacity of the wrench which is very good if true. I have no way to test so I'll take their word for it and hope that my motor doesn't fall apart. Overall happy with the purchase and would buy again although I would consider getting the version with the flex head that also can measure angle.
This is a good torque wrench - it feels solid and well-made. I checked it against a CDI and they registered the same. There are 2 things I would change if I could: add a release button on the head and a volume switch for the BEEPs. I don't think micrometer torque wrenches generally have a release pin on the socket head but it'd be great if this one did. It's not easy changing socket; it takes some effort to yank them off. But this is a minor complaint, not a deal-breaker. As to the BEEPS, they are loud, which is great when you reach your torque target but they sound on every button-press; when changing torque targets it's every tenth of a pound. This too is a small annoyance. All in all I'm happy I bought it. I won't use it often enough to justify buying something ... MoreThis is a good torque wrench - it feels solid and well-made. I checked it against a CDI and they registered the same. There are 2 things I would change if I could: add a release button on the head and a volume switch for the BEEPs. I don't think micrometer torque wrenches generally have a release pin on the socket head but it'd be great if this one did. It's not easy changing socket; it takes some effort to yank them off. But this is a minor complaint, not a deal-breaker. As to the BEEPS, they are loud, which is great when you reach your torque target but they sound on every button-press; when changing torque targets it's every tenth of a pound. This too is a small annoyance. All in all I'm happy I bought it. I won't use it often enough to justify buying something better at 4x the price. Remember to pick up a couple AA batteries as they're not included with the wrench.
Used for a short block job at work, torqued the head and timing chain components fine.ProsCostNo flex head easier to torqueNo comebackConsIt came red(not yellow in pic If ur picky like that)Adjusting can be annoying (press goes up 0.1 nm, if you hold then it shoots through torque settings quickThe beep is friggin loud and unnecessary when setting initial torque specI just cover the speaker with my thumb when setting. As for being 130$ vs 450$ from a big brand (on sale that is), vs how much I really use this thing makes it still worth the money even with the annoying quirks.
ACCURATE; SOLID; EASY-TO-USE — A torque wrench is an essential tool for someone who does mechanical work. The GearWrench 3/8 in. Drive 7.4 ft./lbs. to 99.6 ft./lbs. Electronic Torque Wrench is an excellent choice for meeting this need. The torque wrench has a solid feel. It fit my hand well. It is easy to set the torque and the torque alert allowance. The torque cannot be set exactly but very close, e.g., 19.99 instead of 20. It has five units of measurement. The selected one appears on the display but with rather small characters. It would have been helpful if it were somewhat larger making it easier to read. The feature that I found most useful when tightening an oil drain plug was that the tool beeps when you are getting close to the set torque. It buzzes, a red ... MoreACCURATE; SOLID; EASY-TO-USE — A torque wrench is an essential tool for someone who does mechanical work. The GearWrench 3/8 in. Drive 7.4 ft./lbs. to 99.6 ft./lbs. Electronic Torque Wrench is an excellent choice for meeting this need. The torque wrench has a solid feel. It fit my hand well. It is easy to set the torque and the torque alert allowance. The torque cannot be set exactly but very close, e.g., 19.99 instead of 20. It has five units of measurement. The selected one appears on the display but with rather small characters. It would have been helpful if it were somewhat larger making it easier to read. The feature that I found most useful when tightening an oil drain plug was that the tool beeps when you are getting close to the set torque. It buzzes, a red led flashes, and it has a slight vibration in the handle when the set torque is reached. This feature was useful because from the positioning of the wrench, I could not see the display. I also liked the feature that the final torque applied appears for 15 seconds in the LED display. That way I knew the exact torque that was applied. The ratcheting mechanism is as smooth as any that I have used. The wrench comes with a certificate of calibration but the calibration is warranted for only 90 days. Changing the batteries is easy. The instructions are clear. It comes with a well-designed case but based upon past experience the lower quality latches are not likely to last. It is made in Taiwan. It has a one year warranty.
I prefer click-style adjustable torque wrenches to torque-measuring wrenches. It’s been my experience that it’s much easier to tighten/loosen to a specific torque value with click-style wrenches. That said, I’ve found that this GearWrench 3/8 in. drive electronic one is a pretty decent economy torque-measuring wrench. I've found it to be useful after some practice using it.The wrench came in a plastic storage case with some basic instructions on the modes of operation and a certificate of calibration. The operational settings are easy to select and modify using the buttons near the LCD display. I set the desired torque and then the wrench uses an LED and beeping to indicate when target has been reached or exceeded. The wrench can be set to either “peak reading” ... MoreI prefer click-style adjustable torque wrenches to torque-measuring wrenches. It’s been my experience that it’s much easier to tighten/loosen to a specific torque value with click-style wrenches. That said, I’ve found that this GearWrench 3/8 in. drive electronic one is a pretty decent economy torque-measuring wrench. I've found it to be useful after some practice using it.The wrench came in a plastic storage case with some basic instructions on the modes of operation and a certificate of calibration. The operational settings are easy to select and modify using the buttons near the LCD display. I set the desired torque and then the wrench uses an LED and beeping to indicate when target has been reached or exceeded. The wrench can be set to either “peak reading” mode or “tracking” mode. In the peak reading mode, the display shows the maximum torque applied within the preceding 15 seconds. In the tracking mode, the display shows the real-time torque value. I’ve used the tracking mode to identify the torque required to loosen tightened fasteners such as the oil pan drain plug after an oil change at the garage. (They almost always over-tighten beyond the spec torque.) The certificate of calibration is for torque readings in the range 20 to 60 Nm. In that range, readings were well within the permissible variation of 2% from the true values. The certification test was apparently performed at the factory in China, but the test purportedly conformed to American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) performance and safety requirements for manually operated torque instruments. The certification is not traceable to National Institute of Standards and Testing (NIST) standards.The wrench seems durable. The rubber handle is easy to grip and the metal parts have a nice chrome finish with the exception of the 3/8" square drive. The wrench requires two AA batteries, which were not included with my wrench.
Model 85076 (Made in Taiwan - Batteries not included). Hefty, well made, and with a few quirks. The unit is just under 16 inches long and weighs 2lbs, and comes in a sturdy storage case. The rubberized handle is fairly thick, but comfortable. The LCD display is functional although hard to read, especially the “units” indicator, which reads either “N.m, lbf.ft, lbf.in, kgf.m, kgf.cm”. The display has no backlight and the screen cover is shiny and generates a lot of glare. The six buttons are easy to read and operate but setting torque takes some practice. It takes three seconds to turn power on or off (though auto shutoff works in 90 seconds). To set the target torque, first select the unit of measurement, then press “set” and use the up/down arrows to set desired ... MoreModel 85076 (Made in Taiwan - Batteries not included). Hefty, well made, and with a few quirks. The unit is just under 16 inches long and weighs 2lbs, and comes in a sturdy storage case. The rubberized handle is fairly thick, but comfortable. The LCD display is functional although hard to read, especially the “units” indicator, which reads either “N.m, lbf.ft, lbf.in, kgf.m, kgf.cm”. The display has no backlight and the screen cover is shiny and generates a lot of glare. The six buttons are easy to read and operate but setting torque takes some practice. It takes three seconds to turn power on or off (though auto shutoff works in 90 seconds). To set the target torque, first select the unit of measurement, then press “set” and use the up/down arrows to set desired torque. At first the desired torque changes slowly by the smallest increment but holding down the arrow shifts to high-speed mode where the reading increase/decreases in larger increments. When the desired target torque is reached, press “set” again to save it. It gets confusing when you hold the arrows down because the torque setting “rolls over”, going from the top of its range to the lowest (or vice versa) in a single jump. You quickly learn to push/let go/push/let go to “dial in” the setting. A further problem involves the setting increment. In the metric units, the setting increment is always the smallest digit displayed. For example if the unit is kgf.cm, the display might show 6.00 and each tap of the arrow changes the display by 0.01. DESPITE what the package says, the increment is different in SAE units (lbf.in, lbf.ft). In “lbf.ft” the increment is 0.07 or 0.08, and in “lbf.in” the increment is 0.9. As a result you can't set a “whole number” target torque, like 105.0 lbf.in. You set either 104.4 or 105.3.After setting target torque you set a “warning” value as a percentage of target torque, from 5% to 50%. As an example, for a target torque of 500 kgf.cm, you could set a percentage of 10% and the device will 'warn' when the actual torque reaches 450 as you are tightening. As you approach the target torque the unit combines beeping, a red LED and internal vibration to signal nearing and reaching the desired torque. That's very effective and reasonably accurate, and allows me to move faster than with the standard “click once” indication of a mechanical torque wrench.The unit is fairly accurate (2-3%) and comes with a Certificate of Calibration, which is nice but it's only good for 3 months – and mine was dated 4 months before I got the unit. The instructions identify where to ship the unit for recalibration.While I usually enjoy electronic digital controls in this case I thinks it's awkward, especially for the added price. While I like the warning indicators as I approach the target torque, I wouldn't recommend this unit just for that.
Sturdy construction; the tool feels substantial and is well machined. Quick learning curve. Easy to adjust. Accepts multiple English and Metric units (i.e. N-m, ft-lb, in-lb, kgf-m, kgf-cm). Shows real-time readings and, when the pre-set torque is reached, the handle vibrates, the tool beeps, and a light appears.Requires two AA batteries (not included). Requires recalibration after months of use- at additional expense. Nice hard-side storage case.
The Gear Wrench 3/8 inch torque wrench comes in a nice case with padding, Inside the case are printed conversions between the 5 different units. The torque wrench has a big handle with a rubber grip. The rubber isn't the most durable and can easily scuff so depending on how hard you are on your tools it might look rough. The body is hard plastic which feels solid but for the price it would have been nice to see a metal body. There is an anti roll bar which keeps it from rolling off a table or other surface.Adjusting the settings is a breeze with simple controls. You can adjust the target torque alert which will pulse a red led as you get closer to the set torque. This range can be adjusted pretty easily. When you reach the set torque it will make a reasonably loud ... MoreThe Gear Wrench 3/8 inch torque wrench comes in a nice case with padding, Inside the case are printed conversions between the 5 different units. The torque wrench has a big handle with a rubber grip. The rubber isn't the most durable and can easily scuff so depending on how hard you are on your tools it might look rough. The body is hard plastic which feels solid but for the price it would have been nice to see a metal body. There is an anti roll bar which keeps it from rolling off a table or other surface.Adjusting the settings is a breeze with simple controls. You can adjust the target torque alert which will pulse a red led as you get closer to the set torque. This range can be adjusted pretty easily. When you reach the set torque it will make a reasonably loud noise vibrate and light up which is nice if your working in a busy shop and can't hear it or can't feel it.You can also adjust the unit of measurement between newton meters,foot-pounds,kilogram-force meter, kilogram-force centimeter. Adjusting the torch spec is a little annoying as the beeper goes off every time the torque spec is raised. When adjusting the set torque you can get really precise you can adjust the set torque by as little as .07 ft pounds.A backlit display would be helpful for not so bright work areasAt the end of the day the torque wrench gets the job done well and quickly. If you can justify the price over a clicker wrench I would highly recommend you add it to the collection.
This is an electronic GearWrench torque wrench. l like that the target torque can be set so that when I get close to the target torque, the handle beeps and then vibrates when I pass the target torque. This setup is very useful because on my old beam type torque wrench I can only see the torque one one side. But with this electronic style torque wrench, I don't need to see the numeric display. I can just hear and feel the target torque setting. I also like that is uses AA batteries.Just a note of caution: I accidentally put my hand to far out on the end and popped the battery cover off a thread or two. Luckily, I was able to unscrew the battery cover and screw it back on properly. No damage was done, but you will want to keep your hand on the GearWrench logo and ... MoreThis is an electronic GearWrench torque wrench. l like that the target torque can be set so that when I get close to the target torque, the handle beeps and then vibrates when I pass the target torque. This setup is very useful because on my old beam type torque wrench I can only see the torque one one side. But with this electronic style torque wrench, I don't need to see the numeric display. I can just hear and feel the target torque setting. I also like that is uses AA batteries.Just a note of caution: I accidentally put my hand to far out on the end and popped the battery cover off a thread or two. Luckily, I was able to unscrew the battery cover and screw it back on properly. No damage was done, but you will want to keep your hand on the GearWrench logo and not on the black battery cover.
This is not my first torque wrench, but it is my first electronic torque wrench. I use torque wrenches to put on the lawn mower blade after sharpening or when working on the snowblower. This tool is simple to use. The torque and torque alert % are easy to set and the multiple alerts let me know when I’m approaching the set target. Once I get close to the target the red LED starts blinking, the handle intermittently vibrates and starts beeping. Once the target is reached, the red LED becomes solid, and the handle has a steady vibration and beep. The first time I used this I was thinking, wow! I’m surprised it doesn’t shoot off fireworks too.The handle is comfortable and the tool includes case (with a handy conversion table molded into the cover), certificate of ... MoreThis is not my first torque wrench, but it is my first electronic torque wrench. I use torque wrenches to put on the lawn mower blade after sharpening or when working on the snowblower. This tool is simple to use. The torque and torque alert % are easy to set and the multiple alerts let me know when I’m approaching the set target. Once I get close to the target the red LED starts blinking, the handle intermittently vibrates and starts beeping. Once the target is reached, the red LED becomes solid, and the handle has a steady vibration and beep. The first time I used this I was thinking, wow! I’m surprised it doesn’t shoot off fireworks too.The handle is comfortable and the tool includes case (with a handy conversion table molded into the cover), certificate of calibration, and instructions. 2AA batteries required are not included.This wrench can be set to 0.1 ft-lb increments from 7.4-99.6 ft-lb, although best accuracy is between 20%-100% (20 ft-lb to 100 ft-lb). It’s calibrated to be accurate to +/- 2% clockwise and +/-3% counter clockwise from 20%-100%. The wrench can also be set to Nm, in-lb, kgf-m, and kgf-cm.I want to mention this model does not have the angle feature like some of the GearWrench models, so there’s no torque to yield setting to set the angle measurement. This doesn’t impact me since I’m not working on cylinder heads or engine blocks, but it may be important to some.Another nice GearWrench product!
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