Craftsman Extreme Grip 3/8" Drive Ratchet
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Get through a day of garage work faster with the help of this Craftsman Extreme Grip 3/8" Drive Ratchet. Perfect for long days on the job, this ratchet features a specially-designed grip that makes sure you'll stay in control with every bolt that comes your way. A 72 tooth mechanism with a 5° arc, a low profile head and reversal switch gives you easy access to fasteners. Your job just got a lot easier with this Craftsman mechanic's tool.
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- A 72-tooth mechanism gives you a 5° ratcheting arc
- Features a 3/8" drive that works with inch, metric and specialty sockets
- The quick release feature lets you swap out sockets fast
- Reverse switch lets you change the direction with just your thumb
- Low profile head helps you access tighter spaces
- Handle features a unique shape and dual-material for a comfortable grip
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Praise
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Handi-man
Higher Quality than Anticipated
This ratchet is quickly becoming one of my favorites. It has 72 teeth for smooth ratcheting with minimal swing. The rubber handle was my primary concern but it is durable and engineered to stay on. The metal has a glass beaded finish that doesn't look bad. The quick release mechanism works smooth and the head is a thin profile making it easy to fit in tight spaces.
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eightply
junk
this has to be craftsman's worst ratchet. handle is comfortable, but the gears are terrible. the action is not smooth at all and the workmanship is so sub par from other ratchets made in china. craftsman and sears should go back to made in america.
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