Steelman
Steelman 96754 1/4-Inch Drive 72-Tooth Extendable Flex-Head Ratchet 6.75-8.75 Inches
A 1/4-inch drive ratchet with a 72-tooth mechanism needing a 5 degree arc, an extendable handle from 6.75 to 8.75 inches, and a 180-degree flex head for confined spaces
- Reach confined fasteners with 2-inch extending handle
- 72-tooth mechanism needs only 5-degree arc to engage
- 180-degree flex head positions ratchet at needed angle
- Handle extends from 6.75 to 8.75 inches for extra leverage
- 1/4-inch drive suits small fasteners in tight spaces
Reach and Leverage
The Steelman 96754 is a 1/4-inch drive ratchet built for technicians who work inside tight engine bays. Its handle extends from 6.75 to 8.75 inches to reach recessed fasteners without cheater bars. A 180-degree flex head positions the mechanism at the required angle for confined access.
Build and Mechanism
A 72-tooth reversible mechanism engages with a 5 degree arc, allowing continuous turning where swing room is minimal. The extending handle locks at the chosen length to deliver extra leverage while maintaining control. The flex neck holds its position under load for consistent fastener engagement.
Proposition 65 Notice
This product contains a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Buyers who require tools without such substances should select an alternative. The warning applies to the item as supplied by the manufacturer.
Highlights
- Reach confined fasteners with 2-inch extending handle
- 72-tooth mechanism needs only 5-degree arc to engage
- 180-degree flex head positions ratchet at needed angle
- Handle extends from 6.75 to 8.75 inches for extra leverage
- 1/4-inch drive suits small fasteners in tight spaces
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 72-tooth mechanism mean for the arc needed to engage the next tooth?
The 72-tooth reversible ratcheting mechanism only needs a 5 degree arc to engage from tooth to tooth, letting you do more work in smaller spaces.
What handle length range does the extendable design cover for fit in tight engine compartments?
The handle extends from a compact 6.75 inches out to 8.75 inches, giving a 2-inch range to reach recessed fasteners in confined spaces like compact car engine compartments.
How do you set the 180-degree flexible neck before ratcheting, and what mistake should be avoided?
Position the ratchet head to the angle you need using the 180-degree flexible neck, then lock it in place before applying force; the common error is trying to angle and twist yourself to accommodate the tool instead of pre-setting the neck.
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