JH Williams TM-2000 Torque Multiplier with Handle

The product image does not match what I received. However, the manufacture's web site displays an accurate image. Looking back, the tool I received appears very similar to the Central Tool torque multiplier. But, images online already got the best of me. The Central Tool torque multiplier was my second choice followed by Greak Neck and Northern Industrial.Overall, I think the tool is well made and sturdy. I can't wait to try it out soon! My plan is to use it for removal/installation of an axle nut on my 3/4 ton pickup truck, which has a torque spec of 280 ft-lbs.The head has "USA" stamped into it, and the handle has a sticker that says Made in USA. I know a lot of people look for this information, I am one of them, so I'll post it for search results.

It is still made in the USA and appears to be a high quality. My only complaint is it is a rather expensive specialty to to not come with a case of some kind. The cardboard box will not last long and it isn't the sort of thing one merely tosses in a job box. I'll purchase a canvas tool bag for storage and transport.