Gear Ratcheting Wrench
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Gear Ratcheting Wrench
 STANLEY 8 PC SAE REVERSE GEAR RATCHETING WRENCH SET US $43.99 
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 3 SETS OF 8 PC SAE REVERSE GEAR RATCHETING WRENCH SET US $111.11
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 4pc WESTWARD S SHAPED DOUBLE BOX REVERSE GEAR RATCHETING WRENCH SET SAE 1LCE9 US $59.99
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 Gear Wrench 7 Piece Standard SAE Ratcheting Flex Head Wrench SetBRAND NEW US $39.99
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 GearWrench Gear Wrench 9625 25mm Reversible Combination Ratcheting Wrench US $7.00
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 Gear Wrench 9036 1 1 8 Inch Combination Ratcheting Wren US $38.39
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 GEAR WRENCH DOUBLE ENDED RATCHETING WRENCH WITH SOCKETS AND BITS US $18.50
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 5pc OFFSET BOX GEAR RATCHETING RATCHET WRENCH SET MM US $21.99
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 Vintage Craftsman Tool Ratcheting Gear Wrench 7 8 13 16 US $3.99
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 18mm Ace Metric Ratcheting Flex GearWrench Gear Wrench US $16.49
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 Gear Wrench 9107 7mm Combination Ratcheting Wrench hand tool tools FAST SHIP US $19.95
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 11mm Ace Metric Ratcheting Flex GearWrench Gear Wrench US $12.99
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 Snap On R1618C 1 2 x 9 16 Ratcheting Box End Wrench 12 Point Gear Ratchet US $10.00
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 Snap On R1214a 3 8 x 7 16 Ratcheting Box End Wrench 12 Point Gear Ratchet US $7.00
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 GEAR WRENCH 7 PIECE METRIC SET XL X BEAM RATCHETING COMBINATION WRENCH US $84.95
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 9mm Ace Metric Ratcheting Flex GearWrench Gear Wrench US $11.49
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 1 4 Ace SAE Ratcheting Combo GearWrench Gear Wrench US $8.99
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 4 WESTWARD 1 2 GEAR RATCHETING WRENCHES POLISHED RATCHET WRENCH 72 TOOTH SET US $9.99
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 10pc STUBBY RATCHETING WRENCH Set METRIC tool set new extra fine ratchet gear US $44.99
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 4pc WESTWARD JUMBO LOCKING FLEX GEAR RATCHETING WRENCH SET METRIC RATCHET 1LCE1 US $59.99
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Do you like cross force wrenches?
I recently bought 1 cross force wrench (made by Gear Wrench) from sears. I think it's great because you can put more power in them. The ratcheting part faces 1 way and the open part another way so you push on the larger part of the wrench. I think ergonomically it makes doing work easier. What's your opinion? I am thinking of buying a complete set of them.
As an engineer of some 40 odd years I can see the physical benefits on the hands. If you're using the ring end on the nut you don't have the edge of the open end digging into the palm.
One hassle I do envisage, though, is the tendency to over-tighten nuts. If you need to tighten to real specifics then you should use a torque wrench. With smaller nuts you'll end up doing a lot of thread stripping. On the whole, though, probably a hell of a lot more comfortable. Professionalism should however rely on you knowing how much pressure you're applying. If a standard wrench is made to the correct dimensions then this should have been taken into account in the manufacture of the length of the wrench.
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