Husky cordless ratchet testing

Testing last years black Friday special. It's $60 now just the tool without sockets. Still not a bad deal. Comparing against Snap On cordless and a old Craftsman Maxxacces that's been hacked. Last reactionless air impact ratchet is a worn Harbor freight Earthquake.

[@saltysteel3996]

Wrong tool for that job. All electric ratchets are for light duty general use. Get you a 1/2 impact for lug nuts.

[@alexalanis8077]

It was a means to test the working torque without building a jig and buying hardware. I concur as I have been in the technical industry for many decades and am very aware of tool usage. Cheers.

[@mikep211]

They sell cordless impact wrench. For an example Milwaukee. Has more torque than the cordless ratchet

[@charleslewis8968]

I got the hyper tough one because my dewalt got stolen and it was a cheap and readily available replacement, and it was the best $40 I’ve ever spent. It’s one of my favorite tools in the box, minus my husky electric ratchet

[@alexalanis8077]

Bought an Kobalt 24v 3/8 angle impact, had the drill and 3/8 impact wrench already. Had also bought an AC delco 12v ratchet set. Gave the Husky to my dad and probably will give him the ac delcos too. Getting the kobalt cordless ratchet too keep the same battery line.

[@get-fucxkxd-utoob]

Was it hard to steal the snap on rachet?

[@alexalanis8077]

Lol , it was my buddies. I've since bought a AC Delco 12v ratchet set 1/4, 3/8. Can't complaint. Also bought an 3/8 Kobalt 24v angle impact . Since already had the drill and 3/8 impact wrench.

[@saltysteel3996]

@@alexalanis8077 The ACdelco ones break in half easily. The Husky is a beast.