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December 2007 Off-Road Forum - Letters to the Editor
Does the Ratcheting Hex Key Wrench replace our existing tools? We noticed a warning on the packaging as we were removing the wrench: "This tool is not intended for final seating of fasteners; excessive torque may cause breakage." The tool is not rigid or strong enough to replace our L-type hex keys or hex key sockets. Case closed? Nope. There's a silver lining. After the ratcheting feature is used to take the slack out of the fastener, the tool is capable of tightening much further if the ratchet handle is folded up onto the body and the tool is used in the same manner as a conventional fold-out hex key set. The compact size and ratcheting feature are definitely cool. This tool is a perfect candidate for a carry-along bag that's stashed in a vehicle. Our current selection of hex keys for the garage will remain the same, but the Ratcheting Hex Key Wrench will be along for the ride in the dirt.
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