@@WilliamBrown-bg7vm I thought astro was selling one but I just went to try and find it and found zero. There is one other option these wrenches have will hold them the same way but without the flex head www.misterworker.com/en-us/usag/combination-ratchet-wrenches-with-sealing-ring-285-ka/620.html?srsltid=AfmBOopZ3bQzr7eLNGB9p5j-ZCMKnr_84y3VvnvQU_yO_8x-5kpExrmz
@@landonlehman5497 well now that duratech is involved I think they might come out with something quick and because they make their own stuff they should keep it in stock. I honestly want something like this wrench they make but in 17mm with the non ratcheting end to break things free but still has the retaining ring to hold the sockets that would fit in great with what I want a.co/d/2ErksQh they have been selling the same tech for a couple years already I have a ton of duratech stuff for the car emergency tool bag its fantastic for being from china.
They sell out every time they release a new batch what I ended up doing was on Amazon they showed up but wasn't going to be delivered for 2 months so I basically pre-ordered them and waited
@@JunkyardTools If I can ask how much? Summit Raching has them.for $21 plus if I recall $10 shippimg, but won't ship out until sometime middle or late may. I'm going to see how to pre order them on Amazon since I do have Prime.
@@JunkyardTools Cool thanks. Yah looks like I can't even pre order since it's unavailable SMH. Kinda nutts. It looks pretty well made too. I have a extra long 17mm gearwrench I can use, but I'd rather use the appropriate tool. Again thank you for you quick response bro👍🏻
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I just bought that setup. I'm looking forward to using it.
Did you get the astro or duratech ratchet?
When they gonna make one for the 1/2 nano sockets? I think they're 22mm
I believe astro has it in stock now but you have to buy the sockets with it apparently
I got the Husky ones
But Quinn also makes some that are 1/2 inch. Do they have a ratchet wrench?
@@WilliamBrown-bg7vm I thought astro was selling one but I just went to try and find it and found zero. There is one other option these wrenches have will hold them the same way but without the flex head www.misterworker.com/en-us/usag/combination-ratchet-wrenches-with-sealing-ring-285-ka/620.html?srsltid=AfmBOopZ3bQzr7eLNGB9p5j-ZCMKnr_84y3VvnvQU_yO_8x-5kpExrmz
For some reason they discontinued the 17/22 ratcheting wrench that was for both 3/8 and 1/2 drive nano sockets. I would have bought that if available.
@@landonlehman5497 well now that duratech is involved I think they might come out with something quick and because they make their own stuff they should keep it in stock. I honestly want something like this wrench they make but in 17mm with the non ratcheting end to break things free but still has the retaining ring to hold the sockets that would fit in great with what I want a.co/d/2ErksQh they have been selling the same tech for a couple years already I have a ton of duratech stuff for the car emergency tool bag its fantastic for being from china.
Been trying to get one. Can you provide a link that has it in stock? Thanks
They sell out every time they release a new batch what I ended up doing was on Amazon they showed up but wasn't going to be delivered for 2 months so I basically pre-ordered them and waited
@@JunkyardTools If I can ask how much? Summit Raching has them.for $21 plus if I recall $10 shippimg, but won't ship out until sometime middle or late may. I'm going to see how to pre order them on Amazon since I do have Prime.
@@johnny4713ify I paid $28
@@JunkyardTools Cool thanks. Yah looks like I can't even pre order since it's unavailable SMH. Kinda nutts. It looks pretty well made too. I have a extra long 17mm gearwrench I can use, but I'd rather use the appropriate tool. Again thank you for you quick response bro👍🏻
Does this work with DeWalt dcf510??
You know I'm not familiar with that tool but hopefully someone watching this is.