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Rotohead ratchets

(quoted from post at 02:30:40 02/11/16) Does anyone own one of these? Im not real fond of the flex handle ratchets are these any better?
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I don't currently own one, but I understand that S-K makes a really nice one
 
I have them in gear wrench brand in 1/4 and 3/8 drive , already broke the 3/8 and sent it back and waited for the
boat from china get here, but they did replace it , I like and use them quite often , its like a ratchet and speeder all in one,
get the ones with plastic or rubber like handles , the plain knurled ones i would stay away from
 
I have a few variants of both designs and use them for different tasks. I like both designs but my go to is a flex head that has the ability to lock in place.
 
(quoted from post at 18:30:40 02/10/16) Does anyone own one of these? Im not real fond of the flex handle ratchets are these any better?
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Rotohead ratchet is a design by SK. It is made only as a 3/8" drive and was for changing spark plugs.
I have 2 of them and use them when ever I'm using 3/8 sockets.
They are a very good tool.

Dusty
 
Have owned an S-K for many years, very handy, the head is too large for some things, I found a 1/4 inch drive at Lowes a couple years ago, my expectations weren't too high. It's been fine however & I use it a lot.
 
I have two both are 6" long one 1/4" drive and the other 3/8" drive, they do come in handy. Nether are my primary ratchets they just complement my other ratchets when the need arises...
 
I have an older Sears, bought about 1968, 3/8 drive. Wonderful smooth polish and nickel.4.5 inch handle. First tool out and last tool in on 50 % of the jobs.
 
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