Electric Ratchet Wrench

[Ronnie]

I had to replace the starter solenoid in my waverunner over the weekend and found this tool to be very helpful. I’ve used it several time to remove the pumps and impellers (long bolts) from my boat as well. If you are a shade tree mechanic that uses socket wrenches often this is a great tool to have.

 

[Scottintexas]

I agree, my daughter found it very helpful when removing the seat cushions

 

[InmyElement]

Aren't they great, been working on my own engines since I was 15 and just discovered them...great for hose clamps.

ACDelco ARW1209-K9 G12 Series 12V Li-ion Cordless ¼” & 3/8” Rachet Wrench Combo Tool Kit
by ACDelco Tools ?️
Learn more: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07YYLH5K6/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_SRyHFbDRKHFCB

 

[Ronnie]

Here is the link to the one I bought. It comes with an adapter and a few sockets. I only paid $50 during an Xmas sale but would still pay $90 for it it wasn’t on sale. It’s not powerful enough to break stubborn nuts or bolts free and I would not use it to tighten wheel lug nuts the but I use other tools for those jobs, as I should. My recurring issue is sometimes forgetting that I have the right tool for the job.

Husky 3/8 in. Drive 12-Volt Lithium-Ion Cordless Ratchet H38CPRAT - The Home Depot

Complete all your hardest work easily by selecting this Husky Drive Lithium-Ion Cordless Ratchet. Low-profile head gets into tight spots. Convenient to handle.

www.homedepot.com

 

[TimW451]

It is great how far electric and battery powered tools have come. It used to be an air tool was your only option. The biggest decision I had buying a power stapler earlier this year was air vs electric. I think I only use my compressor to fill balls and tires.

 

[thefortunes]

It is great how far electric and battery powered tools have come. It used to be an air tool was your only option. The biggest decision I had buying a power stapler earlier this year was air vs electric. I think I only use my compressor to fill balls and tires.

My compressor also sits idle since I got this. Battery powered (so no cords), auto shutoff for tires and enough cfm to quickly fill air mattresses, etc...

 

[Ronnie]

I have one of those as well as the first version and several other Ryobi / Home Depot air related tools. I love them all, it’s nice having the night tool for the job. Gone are the days of using a butter knife as a multi tool (but I’m not ready to get rid of my compressor or air tools yet). A little less extreme is avoiding pumping up an inflatable stand up paddle board, air mattress or towable with a hand pump, foot pump or with your lungs and mouth.