🔧 Lisle 59000 Ratcheting Serpentine Belt Tool: Effortlessly Master Your Belt Replacement Tasks Review

Great combination tool, if a bit pricey. So it's $20 more than a cheap device, but it works great and you get quality. You won't regret buying a cheaper instrument, but if you decide to buy a cheaper instrument, you will eventually regret not buying it.

Worth a weekend warrior to turn that 1 pain of stock drive belt replacement you've been putting off into an offer to help your entire neighborhood. for an experienced professional to help you improve your safety in the workplace.

Did a crank seal on a 2004 honda crv 2.4 and had trouble accessing the tensioner because it was so flat but this tool got me Access to this a small extension cord with a socket at the end. The dimensions weren't printed on my sockets, but I forgot.

Glad I did some research on the different MFGs for this type of tool. I always buy Lisle instruments and it's worth the extra cost. Import Tools has a lightweight HF that costs $20. Made in China. I like buying tools to pass on to my son. This model has the ratchet part built into the head. Really nice part of the function of the tool. Just two small questions. My sockets are not marked as to what size the socket says on it. You have to guess the right one. never mind It would also be nice if…

I don't know who designs cars these days but they don't make things easy. I had to purchase this tool for a simple serpentine belt replacement on my neighbor's Dodge Caravan. Apparently they were able to find an extra inch to move the motor away from the spar, but such is life. The tool is superb, well built and very versatile. I'm not sure if this will be the most used tool in my drawer, but it's good to have in reserve. If you only work with a belt, you can get by with a cheaper model. But…

The tool arrived in good condition, although Revain packed it in a box twice the length it was supposed to and with a few crumpled pieces of paper to hold it slipped . . The instrument is shipped shrink-wrapped on a cardboard backing and all movement within the box has resulted in the backing being partially torn off. The tool itself appears to be very durable and while there is no mention of it, the sockets/adapters come in a molded 'carrier'. so they don't just hang around in your drawer. The