Milwaukee Ratchets
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Project Guide
How to Use a Ratchet
You’ll show a bolt who’s boss when using this type of wrench and the right socket
Buying Guide
Ratchets & Sockets Guide – Sizes, Types, & Uses
Questions & Answers
- What is a ratchet used for?
- Whether you're working on a car, other pieces of machinery or taking on a building project, a ratchet is an essential tool. Commonly used for fastening nuts and bolts, there are a few different types of ratchets available. Ratchet sizes vary. Common ratchet sizes include 1/4-inch drive, 1/2-inch drive and 3/8-inch drive. Having different socket wrench sizes will allow you to operate different socket sizes based on your particular needs. Most ratchets use a geared drive. Gearless options use a rolling bearing, which can help you make more significant changes with less effort. Jointed and flex-head ratchets can help work in small, hard-to-reach areas. Different ratchets have different tooth counts. A higher tooth count can make it easier to move the handle when working on projects with little room to operate.
- What are the drive size options within Milwaukee Ratchets?
- The drive size needed depends on the diameter of the bolt or nut that needs tightened or loosened. Within Milwaukee Ratchets, drive sizes range from 1/4 in to Assorted.
- What are the shipping options for Milwaukee Ratchets?
- All Milwaukee Ratchets can be shipped to you at home.
- What is the top-selling product within Milwaukee Ratchets?
- The top-selling product within Milwaukee Ratchets is the Milwaukee 1/4 in., 3/8 in., and 1/2 in. Drive Extended Ratchet Set (3-Piece).
- What is the cheapest option available within Milwaukee Ratchets?
- Check out our lowest priced option within Milwaukee Ratchets, the 1/4 in. Drive 90-Tooth 3 in. Stubby Ratchet by Milwaukee.
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