how many points are there on the ratchet? Is it a hexagon?
1375743
I sent them back. They are cheap, and do not feel like they would stand up over time. If I recall, they didn't even use a hex head but a standard flat screw head. Also be aware that these are very thick M5 threading and will not be usable on the near-equivalent 10/32 imperial (I tried, was disappointed)
1670776
not at all. cheap product. ratchet does not hold normal torque and it slips in each direction. pay little more and get stanley products.
302778
The base is hexagonal with a hole drilled in three of the corners to form a triangle. The distance from one hole to another is 6.5 inches. One lag bolt may be enough to hold it in place.
1300994
both are same except the color of the ratchet, one black second chrome probably different manufactory
2105065
Looking at the picture, it is all one piece...there are no other attachments. The 'socket' is on a swivel ball joint to the extension shaft which goes on YOUR 3/8 ratchet. There is an internal magnet that holds the sparkplug in place when removing the old or installing the new one.
1319117
No, it does not. For some reason, there are no triangular bits in this set.
1272353
A hex wrench is necessary. I was unimpressed with the security of the fastening. Found the quad tip far to heavy & less than thrilled with it's functionality. I liked a three point tip, I got it thru Amazon but disremember the part number. A search should turn it up. it is a three point tip not a 4 & I like it more than any 4 point I've tried.
328746
Kevin, I already had a rechargeable screwdriver with 12 bits (probably standard size) included with it that also worked fine with this flex ratchet, so I haven't purchased any bits on Amazon. Anita
1539186
This fits a 3/8" drive ratchet. Also FYI, the whole thing is about an inch tall.
87577
No clue, check Clement's web page, I can't find anything on the wheel itself.
1447055
The tool has a wheel with the markings "H", "M","L". The wheel can be stopped anywhere between these markings to control speeds. That makes it many more than a 3 speed.
1692775
Not sure what you mean. A "hex" drill bit, just references the part of the drill bit (shank) that is held by the tool or drill and is usually has flat sides rather than the traditional "round" shank held by the tool or drill. "Hex" is short for hexagon or six sided which in this case the shank held by the tool is 6 sided. Why a hex shank, supposedly it can be held more secure by the jaws of a drill and less likely to slip. On some tools the attachment part is made to make for faster attaching of tool .ie, drill bit, screw driver bit, etc.
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.
2249684
Yes, the ratchet is provided as well as several bits. Unfortunately I dont have my SwissTool with me as it was stolen sometime ago. I replaced it with a Victorinox Swiss Army Workchamp Xl (Red)
2087069
it is a fairly typical one (I believe) - sort of a little wedge that you move to open the cutter, and which fits under the ratchet wheel to keep it closed. Believe you could probably make it out on the product description ---
2058571
Couldn't remove bolts on a Tercel head. Thought they were 8 mm allen head, then thought they were t50 torx. Turns out they were something called triple square, looks like a 12 point torx. Invented in Germany. The Neiko xzn triple square solved my problem. Pricey but well worth it.
1850335
You are correct. The picture is deceiving. There are only 2 ratchet systems in each box. Each rachet system has 2 straps: One which has the ratchet and the other which threads through the ratchet. So what you see in the pic are the two ratchets on either side and two of the longer straps which thread through the ratchets wound together in the middle. These are worth every penny. Twice the price of Wmt straps but 1000x the quality. Very heavy and dont slip. Was using the cheaper ones to trailer my bike and they would need to be tightened every so often. These are perfect.