Gearwrench 81364XP 1/2 Drive Flexible Ratchet 60 Tooth

Product Description

The GEARWRENCH 81364XP is a long-handle, 1/2 inch drive flex-head ratchet built for professional mechanics and technicians who need reach and access in tight or deep-set fastener locations. The teardrop-shaped head is reversible and pivots to a flexible position, allowing the user to work at angles without breaking the drive connection. Machined from alloy steel with a polished chrome finish, the 81364XP delivers a 60-tooth gear mechanism with a minimum arc swing of 3 degrees, making it effective in confined spaces where full ratchet strokes are not possible. At 24.04 inches overall length, it provides significant torque leverage on stubborn fasteners.

This ratchet is suited for automotive, fleet, industrial, and heavy equipment applications where a standard-length ratchet lacks the reach or leverage required. The flexible head is particularly useful when working on deep engine components, suspension fasteners, and undercarriage hardware. The contoured long handle reduces hand fatigue during extended use. It is designed for standard SAE 1/2 inch drive sockets and accessories, making it compatible with the widest range of socket sets in a typical professional toolbox.

Key Features

• 60-tooth gear mechanism provides a 3-degree minimum arc swing for work in tight spaces
• Flexible teardrop head pivots to reach fasteners at difficult angles
• Reversible head direction without removing the tool from the fastener
• 24.04 inch overall length delivers high torque leverage on stubborn hardware
• Contoured long handle reduces grip fatigue during extended use
• Alloy steel construction with polished chrome finish resists corrosion and wear

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard 1/2 inch drive sockets and accessories meeting ASME specifications. Accepts all standard SAE and metric 1/2 inch drive sockets.

Installation Notes

This tool is intended for use by qualified mechanics and technicians familiar with fastener torque requirements for their specific application. Always verify the drive socket is fully seated on the ratchet before applying load. Inspect the ratchet mechanism for wear or damage before each use and do not use the tool as a breaker bar or striking tool. This ratchet is not insulated and is not rated for use near energized electrical components.