Extra-long ratchet

May 29, 2013

Snap-on’s Extra Long 3/8-inch Ratchet includes a proprietary design featuring an 80-tooth gear with dual pawls that engage seven teeth with the gear at all times for improved performance and durability, while the sealed ratchet head helps keep dirt out and lubrication in.

The ratchet is suited for working on serpentine belts as well as hard-to-reach fasteners or tight access areas. For more information, visit www.snapon.com.

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