- Is this ratchet a set or a single tool?
- It is a single 3/8-inch drive stubby flex head ratchet. Sockets are not included, so you use your existing 3/8-inch set.
- How is it different from a standard 3/8-inch ratchet?
- It is much shorter at 5.5 inches and has a flex head. That gets it into tight spots, but it gives up handle length and leverage.
- Will the flex head hold its angle?
- The head pivots so the handle can be angled to clear obstructions. Check the joint tension when new and keep it clean so it does not loosen and flop.
- Can I use it for breaking loose tight bolts?
- It can, but the short handle limits leverage. For heavily torqued fasteners, start with a longer ratchet or a breaker bar, then switch to this one.
- What sockets fit it?
- Any standard 3/8-inch drive socket. It works with your existing 3/8-inch shallow and deep sockets.
- Is it good for motorcycle and small-engine work?
- Yes. The compact size and flex head suit cramped engine bays and fairing gaps where a full-length ratchet will not fit.
- Where is the Eastwood 3/8 Inch Drive Stubby Flex Head 32524 cheapest?
- At JB Tools, for $19.52, as of our latest check.