Astro Pneumatic Self Ratcheting Adjustable 8" Wrench Review

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Комментарии : 31

@ConquerorAR 4 года назад

Is this the perfect way to end up with rounded bolts ?

@snipestaxservice7983 2 месяца назад

No . Using pliers will.

@Phyoomz 5 лет назад

You're quite literally my hero.

@wyldvigilante 4 года назад

Craftsman came out with one years ago. I still have mine. It works the only drawback is that it is wide too wide sometimes so I always carried a regular one as backup

@TrollBenable 2 года назад

could always grind it down while keeping it cool

@spencerdent1319 7 лет назад

Newer, neater ways to round off fasteners!

@user-qr2ej9vi4x 7 лет назад

Spencer Dent lmao

@PovlKvols 8 лет назад

Brilliant!

@OrbiterElectronics 9 лет назад

Good thorough review d2f. I like this ratcheting tool compared to the original although I've never tried one.. I always found as an ex vehicle technician that with most adjustable spanners (only used whenever another tool wouldn't fit really) that a lot of the time you would have to keep adjusting an adjustable spanner to keep it tight on a nut/bolt head etc, this ratchet version looks to help minimise any backing-off effect that the standard version has. Cheers friend John

@dial2fast 9 лет назад

As always, thanks for your comment!

@Draconis13013 8 лет назад

Saw this at O'Reily auto store. I really liked the ratcheting design but I wanted a shorter wrench ,roughly 6 inch. For adjusting fasteners on the fly when at work when you don't want to go dig out the correct box end for something small like putting torque on a moving floor ladder that has come loose or other quick application. Thinking of just getting one and cutting down the handle slight so it fits easier in a pocket or pouch.

@roccovitiello7031 7 лет назад

A very good idea

@juliocesarchavezcarrasco1702 7 лет назад

excelente idea, viva México

@roccovitiello7031 8 лет назад

Very handy tool

@janmichalek1240 2 года назад

Thanks. I bought it, but I couldn't understand how it worked.

@BrenticusMaximus1 7 лет назад

If you like a ratcheting adjustable spanner then check out the "Knipex Pliers Wrench" they are flawless

@FoodOnCrack 7 лет назад

i second this, they actually work and grip super tight.

@erickcid7001 6 лет назад

There expensive!! Lol

@YoSoyGus1 7 лет назад

Do they make these but go over and inch?

@bretsautos 7 лет назад

Let's see how it works outside of the package.

@CanadianBullFrog 4 года назад

I have no idea how to use this ratchet function.

@CanadianBullFrog 4 года назад

I just realized that the spring is dirty so it no longer moves.

@bricofast 5 лет назад

W'ats name the tool

@CBW0314 9 лет назад

That seems like it would, overtime, strip a nut

@clayton9697 9 лет назад

I thought this as well. If you really put pressure/force into it and didn't have a good purchase prior to applying force, you'd strip it out. With that being said, if you don't have a firm seat/purchase with a standard wrench then you'd have the same issue. I can see the value in this but in either wrench, if you rush it, you're likely to have to pay more in the long run.

@zubirhusein 7 лет назад

Well I think it's more the fact that you're dragging the jaws across the corners each time, on something like brass especially this would round it off quickly