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I have the 1/4" version and the guy next to me has the 3/8". Both are amazing tools and like you said...I find more and more uses for it all the time. I am actually thinking of getting the 3/8" version to go with my 1/4". I am using an adapter now, but we will see how long I can hold out.
Hi thanks for posting this, I watched it and others before deciding.I just got my 1st Milwaukee tool today. I heard you call the charger a 110v charger. But the charger says it requires 120v. But Voltage in the US is 110V. I'm in the UK and I do have AC/AC adaptors to convert 240v to 110v as I lived in NY and still have some American electrical eqpt. I don't want to use my charger until I get this cleared up. So what voltage exactly do I need to charge the batteries for this tool
I've got one, and I use it daily. (Fleet Mechanic). Very Nice Ratchet !!! I got rid of my 3/8 snap-on ratchet, and replaced it with this. This is much nicer, and more compact then the snap-on...
this ratchet is ok, nothing special, as for warranty , the warranty is SHIT!!, they say 5 yrs warranty on tool yet when the ratchet head broke, they said it is WEAR AND TEAR so therefore , no warranty i had to buy new head kit, now the crankshaft broke, again they told me, NOT covered, WTF?? is covered?? DO NOT BUY THIS CRAP!!, never again,,,
I have the 1/4" version and the guy next to me has the 3/8". Both are amazing tools and like you said...I find more and more uses for it all the time. I am actually thinking of getting the 3/8" version to go with my 1/4". I am using an adapter now, but we will see how long I can hold out.
I bought one a couple weeks ago. I love it.....
Still going?
This is a great tool. Milwaukee is my favorite
Hi thanks for posting this, I watched it and others before deciding.I just got my 1st Milwaukee tool today. I heard you call the charger a 110v charger. But the charger says it requires 120v. But Voltage in the US is 110V. I'm in the UK and I do have AC/AC adaptors to convert 240v to 110v as I lived in NY and still have some American electrical eqpt. I don't want to use my charger until I get this cleared up. So what voltage exactly do I need to charge the batteries for this tool
I've got one, and I use it daily. (Fleet Mechanic). Very Nice Ratchet !!! I got rid of my 3/8 snap-on ratchet, and replaced it with this. This is much nicer, and more compact then the snap-on...
why are they selling a 2456 and a 2457 model???
Would be even better with impact for getting things loose :)
1/4" all the way.
this ratchet is ok, nothing special, as for warranty , the warranty is SHIT!!, they say 5 yrs warranty on tool yet when the ratchet head broke, they said it is WEAR AND TEAR so therefore , no warranty i had to buy new head kit, now the crankshaft broke, again they told me, NOT covered, WTF?? is covered?? DO NOT BUY THIS CRAP!!, never again,,,