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1/2" Drive 120XP™ Non-Quick Release Dual Pawl Ratchet Repair Kit

81339P
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Since our beginning, GEARWRENCH automotive specialty tools have been driven by innovation. From our first specialty tool, the Model-T valve spring lifter, to our latest Ratcheting Puller, we’ve built our reputation with tools that make tough jobs easy.Most of our products have been upgraded with new improved features like dual material handles designed for a more comfortable grip or dual dipped handles on pliers providing more cushion for your hands. GEARWRENCH automotive specialty tools are proudly made with the finest components under the most stringent manufacturingguidelines. Made for everyday use – guaranteed for life. Better tools mean easier, more efficient work so we constantly evaluate automotive engineering trends allowing us to consistently improve and enhance our tools to better fit professional hands. That’s why they are the first choice for thousands of automotive technicians worldwide.
  • Features
    • Works with 81304P 81364 81306P
  • Specifications
    • Prop 65 : WARNING: This product contains or produces a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
    • Flexible : No
    • Type : Ratchet Repair Kit
    • Packaging : Bagged
    • Weight (Catalog) : 0.25 lb
    • Warranty : Full Lifetime
    • Drive Tang Size : 1/2 in
    • Tooth Count : 120
    • Quick Release : No
    • Magnetic : No
    • UPC : 099575831393
    • Material : Alloy Steel
  • Frequently Asked Questions
    What model number does this kit repair?
    This repair kit can be used on GEARWRENCH model numbers 81304P, 81364, 81306P.
    Can I use another brand repair kit for the GEARWRENCH ratchets?
    No other brands will not work due to the design difference.
    How often should I use a repair kit to maintain my ratchet?
    The need to use a repair kit depends on the frequency and intensity of use. Regular inspection for wear and tear can help you determine when repairs are necessary. If you notice skipping, slipping, or difficulty in engaging the ratchet, it’s time to consider using a repair kit.