Stanley Hand Tools 89 961 Rotator Review

But if you don't have one of these in your toolbox, that's the first time you'll see it. The thing goes in the pants. Too expensive for a Stanley instrument, I thought.

This ratchet has a handy rotating ratchet, making it handy when tightening a small screw in tight spots. It's a lightweight tool, so I wouldn't recommend it for jobs that require a lot of torque.

It does the job you need it for and since I don't read instructions lol I found out yesterday that you can twist clockwise and counter clockwise back and forth and turn around. This means you don't have to keep twisting in one direction - you can twist back and forth to tighten, which I think is cool. For the money I would have imagined it to be much heavier / higher quality. But he does what you need

Finally this ratchet is also available with a 1/4" drive. What a complete tool helps in the car dealership with all the bottlenecks under the hood when a ratchet or a wrench is practically no longer manoeuvrable. Working on 04 With the Saturn L300 AC Compressor, either the fan is removed or the heatsink and condenser are not required, simply remove the screws and turn the knob Saved approximately 3 hours of time @ $89 per hour already paid.

Carrying one of these with your toolbox might seem redundant, but limited space and socket wrenches don't always go well together, so that this is easy on your joints, gets the job done right, and when you know you'll need it repeatedly in certain sizes, it's small enough to carry on your tool belt and doubles as a regular outlet. wrench. It's a bit expensive, well, really expensive considering the limited app. So we'll see how well it has held up over time and regular abuse in the workplace.

It does the job you want and since I don't read instructions lol I found out yesterday that you can do clockwise and counterclockwise You can turn clockwise and forward and it spins. That means you don't have to keep turning one way - you can turn back and forth to tighten which I think is cool. For the money I could have asked for a lot harder / presented as higher quality.But it does what you need it to do

This ratchet is finally available with 1/4" drive or no maneuverability. Working on the Saturn L300 04 AC Compressor or removing the fan, no heatsink and condenser required, just loosen screws and turn knob. Approximately 3 hours time savings @ $89 hour already paid for. I wish it was longer, about 12 inches.

Carrying one of these with your toolbox may seem redundant, but limited space and socket wrenches aren't always feasible good so this helps save your joints, get the job done right and when you know you will need it repeatedly, with a specific set of sizes small enough to carry on a tool belt and do double duty as normal to perform socket wrench. It's a bit pricey, well, really pricey given the limited use. So we'll see how well it has held up over time and regular abuse in the workplace.