Review on 🔧 DURATECH 15-Piece Impact Bolt & Nut Remover Set: Extractor Socket Tool Set with 2 Hex Adapters, Storage Box, Premium CR-MO Steel Construction, SAE & Metric Sizes by Jeff Rubio

When I first saw these and new ones I had to have a set on hand in case I needed it. I already have a master extractor set, but my master extractor set needs to go in a separate socket, which is sometimes tricky as sometimes you have to put something in the socket first to get the master extractor close to the surface of the socket to get a good grip. no matter what you extract. The Master Set is not designed to be attached directly to a ratchet. They seem to be put together well though. So buying them would definitely be a plus if you just attach them directly to a 3/8 inch ratchet. I'm going to talk about the pros and cons of these bolt extractors. Each puller is marked with size and appropriate size (metric or standard) - attaches to a 3/8" ratchet - bits included for use with a drill press I would definitely have them on hand because you never know when you need them.Often an oil pan bolt would come loose because people couldn't get a good grip on it when getting under the car.I had to use one on my son-in-law's bumper studs because they were so tight he ended up breaking the Head blew off. He tried to pull them out to install the cross member and change the bolts at the same time. I found the right size to fit the stripped head and began to slowly pull it around the lever with the longer tube and it popped out. I couldn't believe it worked! And yes, it was quite a big screw. Yes, use this one!