🔧 Enhance Efficiency with GEARWRENCH Teardrop Ratchet Drive Handle - Industrial Power & Hand Tools Review

Bought this 84 tooth ratchet with a 120 tooth long handle flex head. I've been wiring for over 40 years and I always buy high end tools that last longer than the average retail store and are designed to work better in certain areas. Both ratchets exceeded the quality I expected for the low price I paid. Pay attention to modern tools. Many are perfectly acceptable, matching but not surpassing Mac, Snap-On, and Proto tools for intermediate and higher mechanics. While they're not the best, you'll…

I have been using gear wrenches for quite some time. For the price of their heads and ratchets plus wrenches. You can't go wrong. I literally own almost every ratchet, socket, wrench, and ratchet wrench that a gear wrench sells. I use their tools every day as a full time mechanic. I work on everything from semi-trailers to small tractors. If you do something stupid like put a 3 foot cheat pipe on it then yes you will probably break it. GHOST. I can snap a half inch 24 inch bar with it all day…

I have been a NAASE and Chevrolet Certified Mechanic for many years and have had many ratchets, good and bad, from aftermarket discounts to tools for Mac and Snap-On. I have a 30 year old Snap-On 1/2 drive that still works fine, but this GearWrench ratchet is my new favorite. First of all, the number of teeth plays a major role. Less rotation is required to tighten bolts/nuts Secondly, unlike Snap-On, the gearing resistance is much less and works much better when the bolt/nut is free to rotate…