Awesome vid. Short to the point, concise description of the tool and specs, and then real life/time use of the tool in a bunch of different applications. Perfect! Heading out to pick one up now.
I've finally learned what the usage of this tool is after being upset it doesnt work like an impact lol. Saves all the damn time ratcheting a bolt on and off.
I have this M12 fuel 1/2 ratchet and I believe it is the best one for most of your work in the car. I verified that it was able to break the bolt loose manually for at least 60 ft-lbs or above and it was able to break the bolt loose automatically for up to 60 ft-lbs. In auto mode, it could lose the bolt up to 55 ft-lbs without any problem; but at 60 ft-lbs I had to try a few times in order to lose the bolt successfully. I also verified that it could tighten the bolt to about 41 ft-lbs max. From the spec, it can lose the bolt up to 60 ft-lbs; but the spec did not say about how much torque when it tights the bolt.
At first I had trouble controlling it to not over tighten the bolts so they don’t brake or strip. But then I got used to it. I just press the trigger slowly to maintain control. But overall it’s a nice tool to have
You measured the head in MM BRO. ? KILLING ME BG, LOL. Looks like a DAMN FINE RATCHET for that price. I'll have to check it out, Thanks VERY GOOD DEMO. VID. AS ALWAYS.
Great vid! Lookin to do some suspension work soon and was wondering how these bad boys hold up. Did break work not too long ago using basic tools and while it wasn’t too bad I was looking to make the job easier and needed something more efficient seeing that I’ll be tackling a bigger job. Nice work! 👌🏽💪🏽 #subbed
You may be new to wrenching if you have to ask that kind of question but not all tranny pans have drain plugs. Heres the video of that Jeep Commander transmission fluid and filter change in question ruclips.net/video/oXTSJBSctEE/видео.html
OK this tool is awesome n talk about power I used this to change out 24m bolts on a shop press and the damn thing jumped out of my hand so much power love it
@@barricadegarage5361 Thanks, I verified that it could uninstall the 55 ft. lbs wheel bolt with no problem; but for 60 ft. lbs only passed 1 out of 3 times with 1.5A battery with half capacity remaining and I think it may break that max 60 ft. lbs with full charge battery or extended battery like at least 4A. It is heavier than the old 3/8 ratchet version; but I feel comfortable to use this one on manual mode than the old version because it is bigger and stronger.
@@tuanngnt yup. I hammer on mines and still going strong. I only use this one with a 6.0 batter and I use the 3/8 version with the 2.0 battery. If you havent seen my 3/8 review here it is... ruclips.net/video/o23BJEMcU4g/видео.html
@@tuanngnt I tested mine out today on a bolt double nut got it up to 80ft with a amazon 8 ah battery and a 2ah milwalkee battery went to 60ft as per package love it works awesome can't wait to do more with it
The stubby cant be used to manually tighten like a hand ratchet or electric ratchet. Therefore you'll be switching tools alot. At least with the electric ratchet, you can do everything with 1 tool.
Let's be real for 99 percent of the applications shown here you didn't need a ratchet and would have been faster with an impact wrench and an angle adapter
Only time I’ll break a nut off, with anything battery-powered, is on me! 🙌🏼 I’ll never use my power tools to break bolts unless it’s a dedicated impact.. 🤷🏼♀️✊🏼🤣😂
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First time to see on RUclips someone is using the tool with the right way with its capabilities.
Thanks 😊🙏
Good, no distraction loud noise music. Good showing using tool.,
Real world applications.
Brilliant video, all the naff little jobs we all have to do and your video makes them all look a breeze. Thanks for taking the time for us
😎👍
Nicely done an actual video of the tool being used
Awesome vid. Short to the point, concise description of the tool and specs, and then real life/time use of the tool in a bunch of different applications. Perfect! Heading out to pick one up now.
Most helpful review of this tool I have even seen so far. Thank you.
I've finally learned what the usage of this tool is after being upset it doesnt work like an impact lol. Saves all the damn time ratcheting a bolt on and off.
LOL same bro. I thought it would break them off but it’s just to save time. Makes it easier nonetheless
I gotta get me one because I bought the 3/8 version and it’s in my opinion a beast. had a 350 small block ready to pull in just over a hr.
Excellent demo video. "Let thyne actions do'eth the talking". Cheers!
Well filmed, and very well demonstrated in the first place!
Excellent tool I have all three sizes of their Fuel ratchets as well as their stubby impacts. Love'm.
Best video ive seen on this tool, thanks.
The drain bolt tho 😁. Gotta start doing that
Self lubricating 😂
I was thinking that lol
The nice part about it is won’t over tighten nuts or bolts. It will actually stop after you tightening
Absolutely great video.
You should call this a review rather than a demo. Good stuff.
I have two of them am really impresed with this tool
Is it recommend to break bolts manually first?
wblake22 No. just like in the video I always see if I can trigger the bolt off before braking the bolt loose with the tool manually
I have this M12 fuel 1/2 ratchet and I believe it is the best one for most of your work in the car. I verified that it was able to break the bolt loose manually for at least 60 ft-lbs or above and it was able to break the bolt loose automatically for up to 60 ft-lbs. In auto mode, it could lose the bolt up to 55 ft-lbs without any problem; but at 60 ft-lbs I had to try a few times in order to lose the bolt successfully. I also verified that it could tighten the bolt to about 41 ft-lbs max. From the spec, it can lose the bolt up to 60 ft-lbs; but the spec did not say about how much torque when it tights the bolt.
video worth a thousand words
At first I had trouble controlling it to not over tighten the bolts so they don’t brake or strip. But then I got used to it. I just press the trigger slowly to maintain control. But overall it’s a nice tool to have
This is how you do a fucking review great job man people out there fucking tapping and don’t show shit
You measured the head in MM BRO. ? KILLING ME BG, LOL. Looks like a DAMN FINE RATCHET for that price. I'll have to check it out, Thanks VERY GOOD DEMO. VID. AS ALWAYS.
Easy conversion. 25.4mm = 1 inch lol
The socket set skipped 31mm size.
Great vid! Lookin to do some suspension work soon and was wondering how these bad boys hold up. Did break work not too long ago using basic tools and while it wasn’t too bad I was looking to make the job easier and needed something more efficient seeing that I’ll be tackling a bigger job. Nice work! 👌🏽💪🏽 #subbed
Why would you not drain the oil before pulling the pan? WTF
You may be new to wrenching if you have to ask that kind of question but not all tranny pans have drain plugs. Heres the video of that Jeep Commander transmission fluid and filter change in question
ruclips.net/video/oXTSJBSctEE/видео.html
100% on board now. Damn! Looks like you got that pan drop down to a science though :)
OK this tool is awesome n talk about power I used this to change out 24m bolts on a shop press and the damn thing jumped out of my hand so much power love it
Great tool. I want one
I just got this 1/2" M12 fuel version and I just tried out for the first time. I saw a lot of grease coming out from the head, is this normal?
Yes thats normal
@@barricadegarage5361 Thanks, I verified that it could uninstall the 55 ft. lbs wheel bolt with no problem; but for 60 ft. lbs only passed 1 out of 3 times with 1.5A battery with half capacity remaining and I think it may break that max 60 ft. lbs with full charge battery or extended battery like at least 4A. It is heavier than the old 3/8 ratchet version; but I feel comfortable to use this one on manual mode than the old version because it is bigger and stronger.
@@tuanngnt yup. I hammer on mines and still going strong. I only use this one with a 6.0 batter and I use the 3/8 version with the 2.0 battery. If you havent seen my 3/8 review here it is...
ruclips.net/video/o23BJEMcU4g/видео.html
Nice i will be picking one up tonight. $140 with battery brand new👍👍👍
@@tuanngnt I tested mine out today on a bolt double nut got it up to 80ft with a amazon 8 ah battery and a 2ah milwalkee battery went to 60ft as per package love it works awesome can't wait to do more with it
What’s more useful the ratchet or the stubby impact?
+Unpopular Patriot The stubby impact wrench is by far more useful
Use the 2 of them dinámic duo
The stubby cant be used to manually tighten like a hand ratchet or electric ratchet. Therefore you'll be switching tools alot. At least with the electric ratchet, you can do everything with 1 tool.
Great Tool Review ! That is How you make an Acurate Tool Review !
For efficiency the stubby impact is far superior.
This, a Stubby and an M18 high torque and I'm set
I gonna buy the long neck ratchet 🏁🌡🌡
Im waiting on that right angle die grinder
"But Monty..."
Dang that's useful
👍👍👍
I just got one for 60$
Let's be real for 99 percent of the applications shown here you didn't need a ratchet and would have been faster with an impact wrench and an angle adapter
Music is distracting....
Only time I’ll break a nut off, with anything battery-powered, is on me! 🙌🏼 I’ll never use my power tools to break bolts unless it’s a dedicated impact.. 🤷🏼♀️✊🏼🤣😂
Ok
What? lol
@@MainStaysTrashCan Just ignore her.