Snap-on Green 14.4v Lithium 3/8" Cordless Ratchet (ctr761) on 2040-parts.com
San Jose, California, US
Brand new green 3/8" drive cordless ratchet from Snap-on. You will receive the following in its original box:
- (1) CTR761G 14.4V lithium ratchet
- (2) CTB7172G 7.2V/14.4V lithium ion batteries
- (1) CTC772 7.2V/14.4V battery charger
- (1) black soft-sided carrying case
- (1) instruction booklet
- 30 ft. lbs. Torque Output
- Easily withstands 158 ft. lbs. of manual torque
- Digital variable speed trigger for precise control
- Built-in brake stops the tool from throwing sockets and fasteners
- Uses a chromed wear bushing to increase brake life
- Over and under temperature protection keeps tool operating at peek efficiency
- Utilizes a 14.4V lithium ion battery pack that can also be used in existing Snap-on® 7.2V lithium ion micro tools
- Battery "Fuel Gage" LED cleverly integrated into handle
- Cushion grip handle provides positive tool control with less fatigue
- Large, accessible reversing knob for easy mechanism direction changes
- Integrated LED headlight
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