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Why doesn't SnapOn put a quick release button on their ratchets??????

supertooljunkie

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If the ratchet doesn't have a quick release and the socket is greasy or oily, just bump the ratchet handle on something solid and the socket is off. No muss, no fuss. Inertia does the trick!
 
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Griff93

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At times a non quick release ratchet can be really annoying with oily/greasy hands. Sometimes they don't get easy with time. I've got an F936 that I used daily for several years and now gets occasional use that has never gotten easy to get a socket off of. I have two FR936s and have yet to ever have a socket fall off from the quick release getting bumped. Of course I don't use it for extremely tight access work cause a smaller ratchet than the 936 body is much better for that stuff anyway.
 
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