Fun with Articulating Ratchets: Snap On RTBM10 T-wrench and 64100 Lisle Actuator wrench 

That lisle actuator wrench is a must have for ford's the snap-on ones are extremely useful for BMW ask me how I know lol

The ratcheting device within that first ratchet is called a 'sprag clutch'; as is often found in automatic transmissions. Tip... keep it clean dry, and free of oils & solvents; and never depend on it not slipping. Also, for a really handy, versatile limited access, low back drag 3/8" drive ratchet, take a look at the Koken 3753SM.

Used the Snapon type in aviation for engine driven hydraulic pumps. Useful tool

Cool stuff doc! Now all we need is an extension-articulation lock-release mechanism for that handle!

Strange that I like your video's so well since they sometimes cost me money lol

Hello again Doc Thank you for another Great Video 👍 That's a great idea 💡 Again thank you

Torrington lock bearing works as a sprag clutch assembly in an automatic transmission is used as the ratchet . 84/23

Might also want a "tite reach" type offset adapter.

Thats what's called a Sprag clutch mechanism I believe. How peculiar.

You shot footage for the official lisle video located on Amazon.

Endless fun.

I have no need for that tool, but I love it for some reason.

Check out at Laser tools part 6074 1/4 inch bit ratchet. It has no reverse lever. But its so tiny and flexible.

@3:57 haha