Get stuff man, you sure do have a lot of ratchets.... I love roto head ratchets but i can't afford the snap on versions . They are real nice tho. Thank you for the video.
Hello. This ratchet is a very well-made ratchet. Compared to more expensive ratchets, it does not come close in terms of "absolute strength" or "satisfaction of ownership", but it is very highly rated by Japanese mechanics. It is a practical ratchet packed with functions.
Although Blue-Point is inferior in quality to Snap-on, I think the good thing about it is that many of its products have the same specifications as Snap-on, such as length and thickness, so they can be used together with Snap-on.
I ordered the 1/4 inch 72 t long ratchet for three reasons. -The small 20.5mm width on the head. -The smooth ratcheting mechanism with low backdrag. - I have koken sockets I was also considering the nepros version for their 90 tooth and mirror finish. But decided on the koken. I noticed you were that pb swiss bit holder. Very good choice I have the same.👍
The Z-EAL 2725Z-160 is a great ratchet. I think it will be a great partner for you. The screws that secure the back cover may come loose. Please check occasionally to make sure they are not loose. I hope that your great partners (tools) will continue to be good companions for a long time.
Round head ratchets can have a relatively small head. They have a larger number of gears and the back drag is very light. Pear head ratchets have a variety of gear systems. As a result, there are more options. Overall, they seem to have an advantage in terms of strength over round head ratchets. Which one is more advantageous will vary depending on the performance (task) you require. Please use this as reference.