Does this have a locking mechanism to allow you to break loose tighter bolts?
804270
Yes. The ratcheting head will allow you to loosen fasteners by hand and the remove them with the electrics. You can also tighten fasteners tighter than what the motor can using the same principle
804271
Sorry it took so long to respond. But the head of the ratchet does lock as a regular ratchet does. Enabling you to loosen up tighter bolts. Normally I use a breaker bar on most really tight bolts then I finish with the cordless ratchet.
804272
Yes it does have a locking mechanism which allows you to break nuts and bolts loose.
804273
It does work like a regular ratchet with a locking mechanism but I prefer to use a regular ratchet to break tougher bolts as I don't want to wear this out so it breaks after the warranty expires.
804274
It does not have a locking mechanism. I would not use to break tight bolts as ratchet does not seem beefy enough for that. Still a great tool as I have most of the Milwaukee line of cordless.
804275
Yes it does it it locks it in place can use it like a wratchet strong enough to break torque converter nuts with or can spin it up and drop it on the nut or bolt and usually breaks loose if not to tight
804276
Just a follow up. Yes it has an internal locking mechanism in the internals but no external one like a button. You can break loose bolts as well as apply additional torque but I would be careful because internals don't feel they can handle too much.
1120862
No bolts needed to hook the bar to the bracket. It slides in and locks itself
838915
Yes, it twist into the rear shell to close and lock. You just need to be able to reach the front portion enough to twist about 1/8 th of a turn.
465530
No, the break does not lock. I never found that to be a problem, but my condo was carpeted.
1654124
Yes. You screw down the base and the pole pivots to where you need it, and then tighten nut to lock down.
920366
no. is only for show-off. you can pull it and hold with the bolt lock but that's it. it ain't a funtional bolt.
774542
Yes, this mount locks via screws. We are very happy with ours, much better and cheaper alternative to most store bought items we saw locally
463001
Not really locked, it's more of a detent. It works well either angled or straight.
972797
Yes, this latch does have a place for a bolt or lock to prevent it from opening.
1021607
Kind of. They have a mechanism to lock, but it doesn't really do the trick too well. The wheels honestly aren't that great. One of mine broke clean off. It stays pretty immobile, but can shift if bumped hard enough.
1762656
No. It does not lock. The rods snap into it and that's what they mean by lock.
44296
It does come with a cable lock that you tie your bikes and attach them to the rack. It does not come with a bolt lock.
489439
It doesn't have a locking feature. It relies on friction against the surface it's resting on to keep it from slipping. If I'm not mistaken, I believe the manufacturer has a maximum angle for which it can be safely used.
1908049
Nope, it has those 1/4 turn fasteners you tightened with a Phillips screwdriver.
895650
As far as actually locking no. it does have a built in detent that will hold it in either position.
661183
The version that I have does not have a bolt. It has 2 cables on the underside of the rollout cover that when pulled releases the latches on either side. Which makes the lock on the tailgate useful. IMO good system no extra keys to carry around.
364251
Unfortunately not. It has a slot and post mechanism to secure it with a locking screw. It would be nice if they had an extension set that fell between this one and their 18" one but I haven't found one.