🔧 Powerbuilt 640931 1/4-inch to 3/8-inch Drive Stubby Dual Head Ratchet Wrench in Silver Review

I wanted a ratchet for temporary use. Find something cheap. Then I saw this little ratchet and good reviews. I'll buy another one. YES. You can't apply much torque because it's very short. But it's the perfect tool for "tightening" bolts by hand and then using a torque wrench. Since it's so small, I'll also carry it on my motorcycle. The quality is very good, with a few clicks.

The important thing here is that it has the strength of a full size 3/8 inch ratchet. 2 inch steel pipe at the end. The control lever could be easier to find without looking, but it's in a great location. World class of all time in finishes and mechanisms. My other two are the top 3 old school tiny 1/4 socket screwdrivers and a light weight drill with a quick connector for impact bits Run a set of about 250 bits, tips and extensions followed by about 200 more wrenches, ratchets, pliers and…

Without a doubt this is a great tool. The handle is ergonomic and the knurling helps to hold it in your hand. I like the 1/4" and 3/8" anvil approach and the fit and finish is top notch. So why not 5 stars? Because the head is too big for a short key. Of course, it would be next to impossible to break a wrench that short with your bare hands, but you know that some jerk puts a two-foot-long cheat tube on the handle and then blames the company for an inferior product when it breaks. , so…