TEKTON
TEKTON SRH11118 3/8 Inch Drive 18 Inch Quick-Release Ratchet
An 18-inch quick-release ratchet with a 3/8-inch drive for extended reach in tight spaces
- Quick-release mechanism speeds socket changes
- 18 in handle provides extended reach for tight spaces
- 3/8 in drive fits common socket sizes
- Reversible pear head allows forward and reverse operation
- Durable steel construction withstands heavy use
Extra-Long 3/8 Inch Drive Ratchet
The TEKTON SRH11118 is an 18 inch quick-release ratchet built for mechanics and DIY users who need extra reach. Its 3/8 inch drive fits standard sockets for common fastener sizes. The pear-shaped head and reversible mechanism allow efficient tightening and loosening in confined spaces. Steel construction provides the strength required for professional automotive and maintenance work.
Upgrade From Short-Handle Ratchets
This tool replaces shorter ratchets when fasteners are recessed behind engine components, suspension parts or body panels. The extended handle generates higher torque with less effort, reducing the need for a separate breaker bar. The jump is worth it whenever a standard handle cannot swing freely or reach the bolt head without obstruction.
Sustained High-Torque Behaviour
Under continuous load the long steel handle resists flex, keeping force directed into the fastener rather than absorbed by the tool. The quick-release button holds sockets securely during repetitive cycles, preventing accidental drops. The reversible gear maintains consistent engagement direction after direction changes, so rhythm is not broken during extended jobs.
Highlights
- Quick-release mechanism speeds socket changes
- 18 in handle provides extended reach for tight spaces
- 3/8 in drive fits common socket sizes
- Reversible pear head allows forward and reverse operation
- Durable steel construction withstands heavy use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What drive size sockets fit the TEKTON SRH11118 ratchet?
The ratchet accepts 3/8 inch drive sockets, which lock onto the square drive anvil.
How do I engage the quick-release on this 18 inch ratchet?
Press the button on the pear head while pulling the socket off; a common error is trying to pull the socket without pressing the release.
When should I consider replacing this steel ratchet?
Replace it if the reversing mechanism slips, the quick-release button sticks, or the 18 inch handle shows cracks or permanent bending.
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