Westward
Westward 1LCR2 Ratcheting Wrench 11/16 in 10 in
Ratcheting wrench fits 11/16 in fasteners with a 10 in overall length, 15 degree opening angle and flexible 180 degree offset head
- TypeRatcheting Wrenches
- Color/FinishFull Polish
- Ratcheting action speeds up fastening tasks
- 11/16 in head fits SAE fasteners precisely
- 10 in overall length provides strong leverage
- 15 degree opening angle works in tight spots
- Full polish chrome finish resists corrosion effectively
11/16 Inch SAE Ratcheting Wrench
The Westward 1LCR2 is a 10-inch ratcheting wrench built for SAE fasteners measuring 11/16 inch. Its alloy steel body carries a full-polish chrome finish and a flexible head that pivots 180 degrees. The 15-degree opening angle lets the tool engage in tighter spots.
Mechanics needing a single 11/16 inch wrench
Technicians who regularly service 11/16 inch SAE hardware will appreciate the ratcheting action and flexible head. Shops requiring a full range of SAE sizes or metric equivalents should look at broader sets. Buyers in restricted jurisdictions must verify local compliance before purchase.
11/16 Inch Head Size
The 11/16 inch head size is the sole specification that determines whether this wrench fits the fastener at hand. Confirm the bolt or nut matches this exact SAE dimension before ordering. The 10-inch overall length and 3/8-inch head thickness follow from that sizing.
Highlights
- Ratcheting action speeds up fastening tasks
- 11/16 in head fits SAE fasteners precisely
- 10 in overall length provides strong leverage
- 15 degree opening angle works in tight spots
- Full polish chrome finish resists corrosion effectively
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Model | 1LCR2 |
| Type | Ratcheting Wrenches |
| Color/Finish | Full Polish |
Questions about this item
What is the overall length and head thickness of the 11/16 in ratcheting wrench?
The wrench measures 10 in overall length and has a head thickness of 3/8 in.
How do you change the ratchet direction on this wrench?
Move the direction lever on the ratchet head to switch between tightening and loosening; the 15-degree opening angle lets you work in tight spots.
Will the chrome finish on this alloy steel wrench wear off with heavy use?
The full polish chrome finish protects the alloy steel from corrosion and resists wear under normal use.
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