Husky 3/8 in. drive 100-Position Gimbal Palm Ratchet
$19.97
Complete all your fastening tasks fearlessly without any effort with the help of this Husky drive Gimbal Palm Ratchet
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Description
The Husky Gimbal Ratchet is not just your ordinary palm ratchet; its innovative design provides multidirectional rotation for easier access in hard to reach areas. The 100-tooth internal ratcheting mechanism allows the Gimbal Ratchet to engage fasteners with as little as a 3.6⁰ rotation. The Husky Gimbal Ratchet is the perfect tool for high speed and low torque applications even in the most confined areas.
- Ideal for high speed low torque applications
- Gyroscopic design pivots on 2 plains giving you access where ratchets and wrenches cannot
- Ball detent helps to secure the socket to the ratchet
- 100-tooth design allows for a fine 3.6° swing arch
- Fits in the palm of your hand
- Works with Husky 3/8 in. drive sockets
- Meets or exceeds ANSI standards
- Call 1-888-HD-HUSKY for customer service and support.
Additional information
| Weight | 0.25 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 2.35 × 6.95 × 1.55 in |
| Color Family | Black |
| Drive Size | 3/8 in |
| Features | No Additional Features |
| Hand Tool Type | Ratchet |
| Handle Length (in.) | 0 |
| Individual/Set | Individual |
| Material | Steel |
| Model | H10038GRAT |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Tools Product Type | Hand Tool |
| Tooth Count | 100 |
Reviews (80)
80 reviews for Husky 3/8 in. drive 100-Position Gimbal Palm Ratchet
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Nannie Dietrich (verified owner) –
Great tool
Palma Crona (verified owner) –
Excellent tool always buy husky
Ahmed Shields (verified owner) –
I repair equipment as part of my job and restore and race old cars as a hobby. I thought I had all of the tools I needed to get the job done. Some times when I am assembling delicate parts that can not be over tightened I would just grab a socket and use that to hand tighten everything. Using this gives the same hand feel but speeds up the process and gives me a slight increase in hand power but not enough that I am worried about damaging parts. It is especially good in places you can’t fit a normal ratchet. I just added a new tool to my standard tool bag.
Kayden Hodkiewicz (verified owner) –
Every man needs ratchets and this one completes the most commonly used size!
Ulices Franecki (verified owner) –
Only rachet that holds up in industrial setting. I use it everyday on hydraulic lines with a 2ft cheater bar. No issues. I’ve used ALL the other brands. Kobalt 1/2 inch 90 tooth rachet won’t last a week. (I’ve returned 5). For a tough rachet this is it.
Ken Raynor (verified owner) –
Must have for those tight spots. Multi axis allows you to hand tighten in any position.
Casimer Maggio (verified owner) –
This gimbal ratchet helps you get into tight spaces that you can’t normally get a socket into to reach or places with little clearance. It ratchets and pivots so getting into different tight spaces and is quicker to use than a box wrench. The size is small and makes it easy to store and transport. Because it is a 3/8″ drive, all extensions, sockets and accessories work with this gimbal ratchet.
Griffin Homenick (verified owner) –
Bought this because i was tired of the play that i would get in normal ratchets and mine are getting old. I bought 1/4, 3/8, and 1/2 so far ive only used the 1/2 and 1/4. The 1/2 was for rotor/pad change and i was very impressed with the comfort level of the handle right away. The 100 position made removal of the two bolts that hold the caliper in place a breeze in a normally tight area. Also its handle is longer than other 1/2 ratchets (that i have at least) so it gave me more leverage to break the bolt open. Now the 1/4 i used to take a radio out of my daughters mazda and thats done car audio know that space is extremely limited behind a radio and this ratchet made life a million times easier! This is my first set of Husky anything so well see how it holds up over time
Reyna Altenwerth (verified owner) –
Great product.
Jaiden Jerde (verified owner) –
Nifty idea – works well. A little awkward to use at an angle, but as soon as it arrived I had a need to take off some bolts from behind a bumper which would have been impossible without this tool.
Nicolette Wiza (verified owner) –
I bought this ratchet cause it looked like it would be good in tight spaces and when you just can’t get ratchet swing. so I haven’t used it yet, can’t say good or bad.so just gave 3 stars in the middle.
Electa Hegmann (verified owner) –
Works great, very durable
Savannah Armstrong (verified owner) –
This gimballed ratchet is the perfection of what I cobbled together many years ago to work it tight spots. (My rudimentary version was an old ratchet that I merely cut the handle off of.) The grip on this unit is beautifully designed for an easy, firm grip, even in very tight places. The gimbaling is firm but flexible, which prevents wobbling loosely and allows easy placement of sockets onto nuts and bolt heads when working blind.The quality of this ratchet is excellent. There are no flimsy components and it is designed to be a solid tool that should last forever. The ratchet’s narrow operation angle (3.6° per click) allows for use in extremely tight situations. The ratchet’s direction can easily be changed with a fingertip if necessary.This tool has a place in every mechanic’s toolbox.
Alysa Denesik (verified owner) –
This product works very well in awkward or tight areas after you have loosen your Fastener or to apply light torque when tightening a fastener.
Maxwell Crooks (verified owner) –
It work really well
Enid Ziemann (verified owner) –
I have no argument against this tool. The low profile head might allow getting into those tight spots where a standard size ratchet might not fit. With a 3.6 degree click along with nice long handle, torque should no longer be a concern. The handle is exceptionally comfortable as it has a design made for firm torque, but might cause a concern with greasy hands. I like the socket button lock/release. Positive action in anything that moves on this tool. The mechanics within the head are accessible for maintenance, if needed. I highly recommend this tool.
Monica Mitchell (verified owner) –
Best purchase I have made makes life way easier love the gimbal alot
Darrel Crist (verified owner) –
This is the best thing ever! I mean that! I have had to use ratchets in so many instances that I couldn’t actually get to ratchet because of the lack of room. This 100 point system worked for me in slots of even only just over double the width of the handle. We are talking just over an inch or so wide. (Yeah, it took forever, but it worked). I’m a huge fan. The quality is also very high. This is heavy, well made and says it has a lifetime warranty. I feel confident I wont need it but if I do I like this.
August Nader (verified owner) –
Every thing it was described as. Would recommend to everyone.
Judge Gorczany (verified owner) –
Great tool concept and very useful for tight places. Issue comes with the internal mechanics of the ratcheting system. The ratchet component itself is made out of sintered powder metal, which degrades faster than a casting or milled piece. Milled would be too expensive obviously, but increasing the teeth size/decreasing count would have allowed for a more rigorous mechanism. The grooved ring that the ratchet component slides across has a coating that breaks off into the grooves/grease and causes seizing when the tool is not in use.Overall the mechanism is clever, relatively simple, and effective. Unfortunately this product was crippled by the manufacturing selections made that did not take into account the necessary tolerances and quality/performance of the materials for this design.