Need help identifying ratcheting handle

[mark duncan]

Not sure if this is vintage but I had it 20 years ago and can’t find it online anywhere now.

It was a Matco ratcheting T handle - just a handle with a 1/4” anvil in the center. Kind of like a ratcheting bone but flat and shaped like two elongated trapezoids back to back. Had a reverse switch. Accepted 1/4” extensions to become a ratcheting T handle.

Looked like this a bit

Anyway, looking for one if anyone knows if/where they are sold.
Thanks!

 

[mark duncan]

Looked more like this. This is just an Ai render so ignore the part number

 

[mark duncan]

 

[3baygarage]

Like that? If so there was a Mac. I don't know about Matco.

 

[mark duncan]

Like that? If so there was a Mac. I don't know about Matco.

It definitely could have been Mac, my memory is an unreliable narrator these days. That looks pretty close to what I remember, I’ll try one of those. thank you!!

 

[four.cycle]

^ Hot item right now. German ones are pretty nice. Wait a few months and ICON will have one. Japan-made units are here and there as well.
Old idea. A U.S. company made one that came in a kit with L O N G bits a long time ago, but I can't recall their name at the moment.

 

[Snaparxon]

This? Mac MRP4, made in Germany

https://www.ebay.com/itm/168343624432

 

[Cruzan80]

^ Hot item right now. German ones are pretty nice. Wait a few months and ICON will have one. Japan-made units are here and there as well.
Old idea. A U.S. company made one that came in a kit with L O N G bits a long time ago, but I can't recall their name at the moment.

I have something similar that takes 1/4" square drive bits. Torque Tools. Have a mess of their stuff from a sale.