GEARWRENCH 2 Piece 1/4inch and 3/8inch Drive 120XP Flex Head Teardrop Ratchet Set, Dual Material - 81204P
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At a glance
- Condition
- New
- Size
- 1/4" & 3/8" Drive
- Style
- 2 Pc Flex Head Cushion Grip
- Model
- 81230P
- Weight
- 1.5 lb
- Color
- Chrome
- Material
- Alloy Steel
- In the box
- (1) "2 Pc. 1/4" & 3/8" Drive 120XP™ Dual Material Flex Head Teardrop Ratchet Set"
Features 3
- 120XP ratchets have two double stacked 60-tooth pawls (120 positions) providing a 3 swing arc so you can turn fasteners in tighter confines
- Double-stacked pawls alternately engage the 60-tooth gear, providing exceptional strength
- Teardrop, low-profile head and flush-mounted on/off switch allow better access in tight spaces
Description
The GEARWRENCH 120XP ratchets take access and speed to the next level, making it easier and quicker to complete jobs. The double stacked pawl design gives 120 positions providing a 3 degree ratcheting arc. All of the ratchets feature a low profile head and flush mounted on/off switch, allowing better access in tight spaces. The ratchets are a bright, full polish chrome to resist rust & corrosion and have an enclosed head design which allows for extreme resistance to dirt infiltration. Available in standard and extra-long length handles.
Specs 25
| Color | Chrome |
|---|---|
| Brand | GEARWRENCH |
| Material | Alloy Steel |
| Item Length | 45.8 centimeters |
| Item Weight | 1.5 pounds |
| Head Style | Flex |
| Item Torque | 120 ft-lb |
| Operation Mode | Mechanical |
| End Style | Hang Hole |
| Measurement Standard | SAE (Inch) |
| Wrench Length Style | Standard |
| Package Quantity | 1 |
| Material Type | Alloy Steel |
| Finish Types | Polished |
| Brand Name | GEARWRENCH |
| Model Number | 81230P |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Set Name | GEARWRENCH 2 Piece Ratchet Set |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Manufacturer | GearWrench |
| UPC | 099575012044 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 44 |
| Item Type Name | Ratchet Set |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 81204P |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | Standard Limited Lifetime |
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Satisfied thus far.
Size: 1/4" & 3/8" Drive
Style: 2 Pc Flex Head Cushion Grip
I've been using this semi-professionally (Technical school 3 to 4 times a week usually) for about half a year now which feels long enough to me to reasonably comment on them. No problems with wear thus far, but it's not been truly long term though so I'd still consider it more 'no obvious and immediate issues'. I like them both allot, the small swing to engage really helps and it's nice and smooth, head is pretty thin too which is nice. As for the flex head personally I like the detents to hold it, yeah it's not as 'infinitely' adjustable, but it's probably less likely to get sloppy overtime and truthfully the increments it has are going to cover 99% of use cases anyway. When it pops in it really holds the angle, I much prefer it personally. I saw one guy claim you can't move it easily while working, but frankly he must have the weakest fingers know to man, the engagement is positive, but not heavy and it's trivial to pivot it between the positions while it's on a bolt. Handles I'm kinda conflicted on. The rubber is definitely is easier to get a solid hold on and slips less, but that goes hand in hand with it collecting gunk and being obviously less durable then chrome. Overall I think I still prefer the rubber though. This specific one is nicely shaped and seems to be holding up well so far to having been dunked in several types of fluids as well as the usual wear and tear. Both the ratchets in this set are pretty long, the 3/8th in particular, that can be good or bad depending on the task ,but the 3/8th is big enough to sometimes be obstructive, but on the other had that big handle gives you lots of leverage. Still if this was going to be like your one 3/8th ratchet I'd look at something a few inches shorter. The 1/4th is I'd say slightly longer then average too, but less so, honestly in it's case I mostly find it a benefit, quite a few 1/4th are so stubby I often find it hard to get much leverage on them in any kind of awkward position. Edit: Checking in with no over a year of daily professional use as well, still holding up fine though the 3/8th is missing a chunk of rubber now from when I stupidly got it pinned trying to use it on a idler. Consider that a point in it's favor though, it took a ton of force to get it back loose, but it kept on trucking.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2021 by Keith
Great product
Size: 1/4" & 3/8" Drive
Style: 2 Pc Flex Head Cushion Grip
I like the ratchets overall I prefer finner tooth but this set seems to have more duarability and be able to get tougher jobs done becuase of the less and thicker teeth. I work at a shop and I was doing some struts and this set broke the bolts loose fast and its flex head helps it reach better. I also like that its size gives you more leverage I can brake the break braket bolts easy with the 3/8 no need for a impact or breaker bar worth the buck since I also own some snap-on ones with finer teeth but for a portion of their price and the amount of tasks I can complete with it is amazing worth the money.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2021 by chris
Good to bridge the gap between cheapo and tool truck.
Size: 1/4" & 3/8" Drive
Style: 2 Pc Flex Head Cushion Grip
The 3/8 ratchet is amazing. After hard use breaking caliper bolts, suspension, etc i havent broken any teeth or had any mechanical issues. This tool gets tossed on the floor, ran over, and soaked in solvents and oil. Never had an issue. Only downfall is the detent for the flex head can be a little weak so it will flop over but not a huge issue. Not nearly as bad as the snap on detentless flex heads. Im surprised the handle hasnt chipped, fallen off, or started to peel even after being ran over on the alignment rack by trucks multiple times. Overall the 3/8 ratchet is great. Now for the 1/4. Mine is very crunchy and the head is too big to be used as a primary 1/4 ratchet. Also the flex detent makes it awkward to use in tight spaces. Honestly i never use this ratchet for those reasons. If you can get just the 3/8 by itself id strongly recommend getting that and investing into a good 1/4 ratchet.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2022 by sara dale
Great Tools
Size: 1/4" & 3/8" Drive
Style: 2 Pc Flex Head Cushion Grip
Gearwrench makes Great tools at an affordable price. The 120xp ratchets allow You to get into places and turn fasteners that others can't. The flex head gets You in tight angles and stays allowing quick removal of fasteners in the hardest to reach places. I also really like the feel of the soft grip.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2024 by Ricky B.
Nice foam tray and ratchets for decent price
Size: 1/4" & 3/8" Drive
Style: 2 Pc Flex Head Cushion Grip
I absolutely love the 120xp ratchet line. They don't offer as much break away torque from fasteners as compared to a 90 tooth single paw design but they are very nice for low torque bolts. I've been using this ratchet at work and love the flex head capabilities. I'm able to get in some really tight angles and even with small movements it has such a fine tooth design that I get a decent range of motion out of each turn. Definitely worth the money if your looking for a set at home to work on vehicles or at work for tight situations.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2020 by Cody Mann
Great Deal on a 2 Ratchet set.
Size: 1/4" & 3/8" Drive
Style: 2 Pc Flex Head Cushion Grip
This was a very good deal. These are real well made ratchets. The flex head holds, click is relatively fine. Handle is very nice. If they have a release button they would be perfect. If you don't need the Fancy name these are as nice as they come. I use these working on my old Pontiacs. The 3/8's is larger/longer than I expected but the head is rather thin so it fits between pulleys etc. to remove power steering pump bolts and the like. The joint between the head and handle is really beefy. I have had no issue with the 1/4" drive piece either. I used it quite a bit working under my Dash. No problem or failures.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2018 by james f
Tool good. Price bad.
Size: 1/4" & 3/8" Drive
Style: 2 Pc Flex Head Cushion Grip
I bought a set of GearWrench ratcheting wrenches almost 20 years ago. They're still going after some professional use, and shade-tree usage after that. Initially, I thought they were more of a gimmick, but quickly came to realize that they're one of the handiest tools in my box. Since then, GearWrench has expanded their offerings and the prices have gone ridiculous with it. It's not to say that they make bad tools, it's just that the prices are up there with Snap-on and others, and they shouldn't be. A little bit back I was looking at a set of stubby ratcheting GearWrenches and I couldn't find them for less than $100. Complete insanity for a foreign-made tool. I ended up getting a similar Husky set for $20. Anyway, concerning this set of ratchets, I still think they're over-priced. I didn't even need the 1/4" ratchet, but the 3/8" alone was only a few bucks cheaper. I don't make the prices, I just pay them. The 3/8" ratchet is more of an extra-long handle and the gearing is nice for tight work. I've only used it twice, but it does seem like the quality is there. And the warranty is lifetime. If you're getting conflicting signals, that's good. Bottom line is that they're nice ratchets--especially for the shade-tree and maybe even professional type, but I feel that the price point is too high. And that's when compared to other tools that I feel are the same quality, same warranty, at a portion of the price. I don't know if GearWrench is trying to break into the realm of Snap-on, Mac, etc, but it's not going to happen.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2016 by Dave B.
You can't beat gearwrench
Size: 1/4" & 3/8" Drive
Style: 2 Pc Flex Head Cushion Grip
Its all made overseas anyway. Gearwrench is great quality and usually leading in technology or innovation. Flex head became popular after they started them and then the 120xp. I had bought on a few years ago and a bunch of tool truck loyalist went and started getting them. Same warranty as anything else, but you can warranty them at retailers!!! You don't have to hunt some fool truck. The 120 makes it really smooth. Flex head takes about a day to get use to and then you'll never go back. These are well worth it. Made me a gearwrench loyalist
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Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2021 by Stanislav