Westward
Westward 440G12 3/8" Drive 84 Tooth Pear Head Ratchet 4-3/4
A 3/8 inch drive pear-head ratchet with 84 geared teeth and a 4.3 degree minimum arc swing for tight access
- Precise 4.3° minimum arc swing enables work in tight spaces
- 84-tooth gear mechanism delivers fine ratcheting control
- 3/8" drive size fits common socket sets
- Quick-release button allows fast socket changes
- Alloy steel construction provides professional durability
Compact 3/8" Drive Ratchet
The Westward 440G12 is a 3/8 inch drive hand ratchet built for mechanics and technicians who need a short tool for confined fasteners. Its 4-3/4 inch overall length keeps the head close to the work in tight engine bays or under dashboards.
84-Tooth Pear Head Build
An 84-tooth gear mechanism reduces the minimum arc swing to 4.3 degrees, letting the tool engage with very little handle movement. The pear-shaped head, alloy-steel construction and quick-release button support rapid socket changes during repetitive service tasks.
Low-Swing Limitation
The fine-tooth design excels where swing room is scarce but delivers less torque leverage than longer handles. Buyers who need greater turning force for stubborn bolts or a tether-ready attachment point for height safety should consider a different tool.
Highlights
- Precise 4.3° minimum arc swing enables work in tight spaces
- 84-tooth gear mechanism delivers fine ratcheting control
- 3/8" drive size fits common socket sets
- Quick-release button allows fast socket changes
- Alloy steel construction provides professional durability
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 84-tooth mechanism mean for the minimum arc swing?
The 84-tooth pear-head design gives a minimum arc swing of 4.3 degrees, so you can turn fasteners in tight spots with very little handle movement.
What drive size and overall length does this ratchet have?
It has a 3/8-inch drive and an overall length of 4-3/4 inches, making it a compact standard ratchet for general use.
How do you install a socket on the quick-release mechanism?
Press the quick-release button on the pear head, push the socket onto the 3/8-inch drive square until it clicks, then tug gently to confirm it is locked.
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