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Originally posted by Buddy Palumbo: The torque at the head of the wrench , is the torque at the head of the wrench whether the handle is 6 inches or 60 inches .
I have to disagree with you on this thought. The formula for torque is T = F x L. T = Torque, F = Force, L = Length. The length is the distance from the center of the socket to the end or grip of the handle. Therefore solving for T and leaving everything the same but changing L will give you different answers.
Example 1. F = 15, L = 16 T = 15*16 T = 240
Example 2. F = 15, L = 8 T = 15*8 T = 120
Example 3. F = 15, L = 24 T = 15*24 T = 360
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