New Tekton Ratchet

[TheLastWord]

FYI:

In the next few months, Tekton will unveil a new kind of ratchet.

Bought some Tekton tools and got on their mailing list. Once a week or so, I can handle that.

Where We Make Our Tools
At this time, about 75% of our current product lineup is made in Taiwan, 20% in the United States, 3% in China, and about 2% across several other countries. You can find the country of origin for every tool on Tekton.com by scrolling to the bottom of the product page and referring to the "Specs" section.

 

[Trav]

It looks familiar..

 

[demarpaint]

I got the email today. The HF wrench @Trav posted was the first wrench that came to mind.

 

[Donald]

I am still using my PowerCraft ratchet. That would be Montgomery Wards tool brand.

 

[Job]

I have an unused PowerCraft 1/2 in ratchet I bought at Montgomery Wards. It's a little banged up from being in the tool box, but never used it. It loks a lot like a Wright round head ratchet.
I don't know about that offset drive, it seems a straight path to the bolt or nut is always the firmest and best.

 

[diyjake]

How do you like there tools?

 

[demarpaint]

How do you like there tools?

They make some nice tools for the money.

 

[AutoMechanic]

Tekton is great. I got the email as well I am wondering what the new ratchet would be maybe the one pictured above never know. The people on my other forum were wondering as well.

 

[clinebarger]

To each their own, But......I don't see many uses for that ratchet? Maybe I'm missing something? Torque Adapters almost do the same thing & I don't use them unless I have to.

 

[dlundblad]

It looks familiar..

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That’s exactly what I thought.

 

[Starman2112]

How do you like there tools?

I own several Tekton tools. One of the best bang-for-your-buck tool brands out there.

 

[diyjake]

I hope Tekton doesn't start cutting corners since they are getting more popular.