Westward
Westward 54RY23 1/4" Drive 84 Geared Teeth Pear Head Hand Ratchet 6-3/4
A 1/4-inch drive ratchet with 84 geared teeth and a 4.3-degree minimum arc swing for tight-space fastening
- 84 geared teeth deliver a 4.3° minimum arc swing for tight-space access
- 1/4" drive with quick-release speeds socket changes on the job
- Pear-head design keeps the ratchet compact in confined areas
- Reversible mechanism lets you switch drive direction without removing the tool
- Alloy-steel construction provides strength for everyday workshop use
Drive Size and Tooth Count
This Westward hand ratchet uses a 1/4 inch drive and an 84-tooth geared mechanism. The fine tooth count reduces the swing arc needed to engage the next tooth. It is built for fastener work in tight spaces where a larger drive would not fit.
Minimum Arc Swing and Quick Release
The 4.3 degree minimum arc swing suits technicians who need precise movement around obstacles. The quick-release function speeds socket changes during repetitive tasks. Users who require a larger drive size or a non-reversing mechanism should consider a different tool.
Proposition 65 Notice
This product carries a California Proposition 65 warning for chemicals known to cause cancer and reproductive harm. The notice informs buyers of the regulatory classification before purchase. No additional accessories or software are bundled with this ratchet.
Highlights
- 84 geared teeth deliver a 4.3° minimum arc swing for tight-space access
- 1/4" drive with quick-release speeds socket changes on the job
- Pear-head design keeps the ratchet compact in confined areas
- Reversible mechanism lets you switch drive direction without removing the tool
- Alloy-steel construction provides strength for everyday workshop use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What size sockets do I need to use with the 1/4" drive on this ratchet?
You need sockets with a 1/4" square drive to fit the ratchet's drive size.
Will the 4.3 degree minimum arc swing let me turn fasteners in tighter spots than my older ratchet?
The 4.3 degree arc swing requires less handle movement to engage the next tooth, which helps in confined spaces.
How can I confirm the quick-release button is functioning correctly after I start using it?
Press the button while a socket is attached; the socket should detach immediately without needing to pull it off.
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