Anyone else see this EPAC stock news? Wrenches related?

Hey everyone, I came across this article about Barrow Hanley Mewhinney & Strauss LLC selling a bunch of shares of Enerpac Tool Group Corp. $EPAC. Not sure if this is the right place, but since Enerpac makes hydraulic tools and wrenches, I figured I'd ask here. Any thoughts on what this means for the company or their tools? Link: [article link]

I saw that too! Enerpac is pretty big in hydraulic torque wrenches and stuff. Stock sales by big investors don't always mean bad news, could just be portfolio rebalancing. But I'm more of a weekend DIYer, so what do I know? I just hope they keep making quality tools. Their stuff is pricey but lasts forever.

This is a power tools forum, not a stock market forum! But since you asked, I'll chime in. I've used Enerpac hydraulic wrenches on a few big jobs. They're beasts. As for the stock sale, it might not affect us consumers directly. Companies sell shares all the time. Let's keep the focus on tools, though. Anyone tried their new cordless torque wrench? Thinking of getting one for my shop.

I'm a contractor and I've relied on Enerpac for years. Their hydraulic wrenches are top-notch for heavy-duty applications. The stock sale is likely just a fund manager cashing in some profits. Doesn't change how their tools perform. But if you're worried about the company's future, remember that they've been around a long time. I'd still buy their products. Now, back to wrenches: anyone have a favorite brand for adjustable wrenches? I need a new one.

Enerpac is decent but I find their precision isn't as good as some other brands for fine work. That said, for hydraulic stuff they're solid. Stock news is irrelevant to me; I care about torque accuracy. If you want precision, go with a calibrated torque wrench from a reputable brand. Enerpac's industrial line is great for heavy torquing, but for automotive or DIY, there are better options. Just my two cents.