Just bought this from Facebook market place....M12 Lithium Ion batteries (2) and a charger for $20
Cordless Rachet Wrench
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I bought the HD Husky one online, and will pick it up today. I've lived 40+ years without one, so I figured the Husky would be good enough. It has great reviews. I had a 10% off coupon -- which brought it to $44.10+tax. Can't beat that deal -- with sockets, case, charger, and wrench.
Originally Posted by ajchien
I don't mean to sidetrack the thread, but I'm also looking at cordless ratchets. Trying to decide whether 1/4 or 3/8 is more useful.
Get both, you will be glad you did. The 3/8" is great for suspension and under car work and major engine repairs. The 1/4" for under hood and under dash and interior work. A 3/8" is pretty large and heavy and will get tiring to use while a 1/4" give better access in tight spaces. The cheaper tools turn into the most expensive ones if they wear out after a few years. I've had Ingersoll Rand for a long time.
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I don't mean to sidetrack the thread, but I'm also looking at cordless ratchets. Trying to decide whether 1/4 or 3/8 is more useful.
Get both, you will be glad you did. The 3/8" is great for suspension and under car work and major engine repairs. The 1/4" for under hood and under dash and interior work. A 3/8" is pretty large and heavy and will get tiring to use while a 1/4" give better access in tight spaces. The cheaper tools turn into the most expensive ones if they wear out after a few years. I've had Ingersoll Rand for a long time.
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