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Snap-on Tll72 Sealed Head Ratchet on 2040-parts.com

US $39.99
Location:

Decatur, Illinois, US

Decatur, Illinois, US
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SNAP-ON TLL72 SEALED HEAD RATCHET


Features:

    • Extra long handle (9") allows you to reach hard to access fasteners, especially fasteners under the dash
    • 72 teeth and dual pawls for minimum swing arc while maintaining maximum strength and durability
    • Sealed head to keep lubrication in and dirt out


Description:
Stop, Turn and Listen. Introducing the smoothest, strongest ratchets on the planet. You have to try them to believe them.

Based on Dual 80™ Technology these ratchets feature:

Strength: Provides up to 90 ft. lbs. Of ultimate torque to help break loose rusted and seized fasteners faster and easier.

Precision: Dual pawl, 72 tooth mechanism provides 15% less ratcheting arc to engage the next tooth allowing you to ratchet in tighter areas.

Durability: Snap-on's ultimate strength and patented sealed mechanism provides permanent lubrication while sealing out dirt, dust and other contaminants leading to a tool life.

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