rslaback
Well-known member
Backing out a bolt and getting "stuck" being able to reverse it lets you tighten it back up and get the wrench off. I'm almost ashamed to say I've done it and I ended up taking a bunch of other stuff apart that I shouldn't have needed to, granted it was my own fault but having a reversing wrench in that scenario would have been nice to have.
But if it would have been a flip over type instead of the reversable with the ridge to seat the head you could have just let it drop all the way down onto the thread of the bolt and used a regular wrench to turn the bolt back in until you could get the wratcheting off. Right?

