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3/8 in. Drive 72-Tooth Quick Release Dual Material Teardrop Ratchet
- 72-tooth ratchet turns fasteners with a 5° swing arc
- Quick-release design allows for rapid socket removal
- Teardrop head for improved access
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About This Product
Crescent ratchets are manufactured from alloy steel for increased strength and durability for all jobs - automotive, industrial, and home use. The ratchets feature a bright, full polish chrome finish that resists rust and corrosion. They are available in numerous styles, including teardrop with a full polish handle, teardrop with a dual material handle, roto head ratchet with dual-material handle, flex-head, and stubby handles.
Highlights
- 72-tooth ratchet turns fasteners with a 5° swing arc
- Quick-release design allows for rapid socket removal
- Teardrop head for improved access
- Manufactured from chrome vanadium alloy steel for better strength and longer tool life
- Nickel chrome plated for long-lasting protection
- Dual-material comfort grip handle
- Meets or exceeds ASME specifications
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Specifications
Dimensions
Drive Size | 3/8 in |
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Handle Length (in.) | 4 |
Details
Color Family | Chrome |
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Features | Flex Head, Low Profile, Quick Release |
Hand Tool Type | Ratchet |
Individual/Set | Individual |
Material | Steel |
Number of Pieces | 1 |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Tools Product Type | Hand Tool |
Tooth Count | 72 |
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer Warranty | Lifetime Limited |
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Questions & Answers
It’s unclear on the one and only photo of the ratchet how to change direction with the odd looking switch. There’s no mention of it in the specifications or description. Please explain.
TimG, This works similarly to most ratchets, the reversing lever moves left to right to change the ratcheting direction.
Where is it made in?
Hint: made by little fellas, all having jet black, straight hair, dark complexions, buck teeth and name their children by throwing a handful of silverware on the floor, listening closely and repeating the sounds made by the impact for the name. LOL!
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