check out this unique ratchet, post yours

[jim1987]

Stubby flex 3/8 ratchet. The handle has a 3/8 male end like an extension. Used as a speeder ik guessing? Anyway one seen one before? Its a no name cheap looking steel. But with the low torque setting you'd actually use this in, I think its cool as he!!.

 

[jim1987]

 

[jim1987]

 

[Sam'sAutoParts]

Very cool, thanks for sharing
-Sam

 

[jim1987]

Very cool, thanks for sharing
-Sam

The price was right. $5

 

[jim1987]

Evening bump

 

[Jason280]

That's pretty cool, and actually looks useful.

 

[jim1987]

That's pretty cool, and actually looks useful.

That's what I'm think. Speeder type use, and switch to the ratchet to finish or just use as a flex stubby.

 

[JSharp]

very cool

 

[Richard Cranium]

I like it, never saw one before, but would buy it for 5.00 Richie

 

[Strouty]

That's pretty cool, and actually looks useful.

Next time actually type something when you post. What do you think this is, the hot women thread?



After further review I see words, I just can't seem to focus on what they say.

 

[Outlawmws]

Don't slobber over the man's sister; It's not polite.

 

[Ruger_556]

Saved for later... I'll take pics of mine.

I have a modded craftsman for working on Eaton truck diff's

 

[nicksnothereman]

Stubby flex 3/8 ratchet. The handle has a 3/8 male end like an extension. Used as a speeder ik guessing? Anyway one seen one before? Its a no name cheap looking steel. But with the low torque setting you'd actually use this in, I think its cool as he!!.

You maybe throw an extension on it and use it as a long handle. That's how I figure it'd work.

If you got a female to female adapter you could use a speeder as the handle extension and that would be pretty useful for breaking bolts (2 hands).

 

[jim1987]

You maybe throw an extension on it and use it as a long handle. That's how I figure it'd work.

If you got a female to female adapter you could use a speeder as the handle extension and that would be pretty useful for breaking bolts (2 hands).

That'd be a great idea! But, I wouldn't want to risk breaking this little thing lol. There is absolutely no makring on this at all.

 

[steel 35]

That's pretty cool, and actually looks useful.

Why yes it does.



And for the OP here is one to help turn yours!

 

[jim1987]

Why yes it does.



And for the OP here is one to help turn yours!

That one has the male end on it too? And is a 3/8 square drive? Odder then mine for sure.

 

[steel 35]

female only and is reversible with the knurled dial.

 

[GRX]

Cool tools. Great stuff as always here at [GJ].
Here are a couple of mine. Double-sided Proto, and a "Reechet Wrench". That thing has been a life saver more than once working on my old cars. Haven't seen another in person though there is one up for grabs on eBay right now.

 

[woody 73]

I do not know if my ratchet is unique but I own the following ratchet the "cricket".

http://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/vintage-unique-squeeze-8-dr-ratchet-117037292

 

[woody 73]

Steel 35 I also own that ratchet from the Lowell co. heavy sucker from back in the day but well made, never did think it was unique but you never know.

 

[jim1987]

The crick it and the reechet ratchet are both very cool.

What's the breaking power like on the reechet?

 

[Outlawmws]

GRX, is the Proto double head ratchet based on the 1/2" frame or the 3//8th's?

I ask as my Vogel/Proto Double head is based on the long handled versio of the 3/8.

Also shown is the Proto 5440D Hand crank I converted from female (odd) square drive, to std 1/2, the Spud handled 5449, the no-name odd size female Square drive, the ratcheting "Flare" wrenches, and the odd ball Walden refrigeration Ratchet