How many teeth does the ratchet have ?
1700400
I do not have a number. But I will say I have never been in a situation where it was a problem. Yes I have been there with cheap ratchets so I understand the question.
1148826
I think it has a 152mm arm & 32 Teeth chainring. People like it who have knee problems because of the short crank arm length, the 32T provides lower easier to pedal crank.
1342207
The body is same size. Ratcheting head is bigger on 3/8. I recommend 1/4 if the purpose is to get to tight spaces. Torque output is the same
2029541
The one I have is red. I don't recall the claimed RPM but it's very slow. Probably the slowest 3/8" air ratchet I've owned. It does the job and breaks tough bolts loose but if you want a speedy ratchet this is not the one for you.
1391555
I'm not sure how many teeth are on it I just used the servo arm that came with the servo servo works great I have it on a rock crawler has not missed up on me yet and I have put it under under lots of stress!
311896
The spring provides a slight amount of tension to the jaws of the tool to initially grip the filter. Using your 3/8 ratchet will then cause the jaws to bite into the filter giving you plenty of "grip" to loosen and remove the filter.
1945216
Yes it does, you can use one as the mechanics tools include the following: a 1/4-inch round head, full polish ratchet (85-890) and 8 SAE 1/4-inch sockets, a 1/4-inch spinner handle (86-004), a 1/4-inch bit holder (86-124), and 30 specialty bits.
856712
No, there is no ratchet. Bits are held in place magnetically in the handle/driver. It's a very nice set for the price! I've used it several times, and I like the pushbutton on the front of the case....push, then the top may be manually lifted very easily......but it stays locked in position when closed. I recommend it!
128527
It appears to be a DeWalt made in-house item. Very sturdy though and the jaws are carbide faced. I like the ratcheting feature, it really grips tight.
1656412
The various screwdriver bits are stored on a plastic carrier tree which is hidden inside the handle. When you need to use one, remove the carrier from the driver handle, place the adaptor socket on the drive end of the tool, and place the desired blade / tip into the adaptor. Then you have all the functions of the tool at your hand. The ratchet can be used with each one of the tips on the carrier tree as needed. Same for allof the SAE and metric sockets. I've had my Nebo for about six months and still find it to be the handiest socket set ever!
771945
I'm not sure, but it comes with several. I just use one of them. I like this thing quite a bit though. I travel a lot and it doesn't take up much room and the pressure is adjustable with a rheostat. I had another one that hurt my gums even on its lowest setting.
46942
the ratchet system will only allow for three speed automatics. unless the unit is designed for a 4 speed don't assume it will work. mine came with all hardware and parts to complete the job.
1334332
They have several different sizes, you have to match it to the size of the tooth.
1314444
They ar made for a single ratchet shifter bike. One is 135mm and the other is 92mm.
1731787
It is ratchet and if I remember correctly it goes reverse to. I don't have it with me it's at home and I'm at work. Excellent torque wrench, no complaints. I used it to install ARP studs for my engine head.
420879
The one in the picture is a 12 tooth, but you can get either 10 or 12 when you order it.
677649
The gun is a 1/2" and the ratchet is a 3/8" but the set comes with an adapter for 1/2" to 3/8" and the opposite as well