Chicago Brand open ended ratchet spanner
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- The Chicago brand open ended ratchet spanner is a quality spanner made from high quality stainless steel. These spanners are widely used in the sir space industry and come in Metric and Imperial sizes. Brought to you by www.ultimatehan...
I bought some last week, they came the next day and are fantastic!! They work really well and I don't need to worry about breaking them as they come with a lifetime guarantee which is cool. Very clever and worth every penny. I've tried loads of ratchet spanners and can't afford to buy cheap anymore! Love them. Great video too.
I never saw such a spanner before, thankyou for showing them here.
I've only been looking for this for 10 years even had my own design so guess I'm not the first who wanted this
I did not use these every day on site, but I was so glad that I had them for some jobs!
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I bought the draper expert open ended ratchet spanner set for £70 and its crap. In over a year of ownership I have not had them operate correctly. I have a lot of draper expert stuff and its all good apart from these. I reckon I will have to look at these Chicago brand ones because they look great.
Awesome tool do you still have a link to where to buy a set from please in the uk?
This might help-
cartoolstore.co.uk/chicago-brand-usa-professional-3-piece-metric-open-end-ratchet-spanner-set-56039
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Great video!
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I wasn't sure about these spanners, after seeing your video, I'm convinced and I am going to purchase some. Thanks.
+Alan Rowe
They are very good and have got me out of a couple of difficult situations.
Thanks for the comment ;-)
Thanks for the reply and sharing your good knowledge in all your videos
Thanks for the review Chez - where can you get them and how much ?
Thats interesting. Never come across spanners like that. Available on ebay/amazon?
Does what no other wrench can. The stainless steel seems a bit soft and a magnet sticks to it. The design is awesome but the china made quality is not great. I use the 7/16" in places that would otherwise take forever and a day flipping a regular wrench.
+solarsynapse
Absolutely, this is one of those tools that I don't use regularly, but when I need them I am really glad that I have them ;-)
Thanks for the comment
not too sure about them...
slick
That's no regular spanner. Is that a. Nepros blue iron wrench?
Do they come in 1 7/8??
No, they don't seem to make them that large-
www.chicagobrand.com/alden.html
Where abouts would I be able to pick up an inch and a half wide one of these?
The only place I know of is here- chicagobrand.co.uk/product/large-size-open-end-ratchet-spanners/
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Where I can buy this?
cartoolstore.co.uk/chicago-brand-usa-professional-3-piece-metric-open-end-ratchet-spanner-set-56039
Can't think of a single time I've had the need for this product. But I want it. We have würth at my job. Do they have this?
I'm not sure if Wurth stock these, sorry
Thanks for the comment
Boss where do you work? I need a complete set from 1/4 to 7/8
any sort of line, brake, air, small hydraulic, or fuel. I even used them the other day to remove a def sensor that was threaded about an inch. these make short of getting them unfastened after cracking them with a line wrench.
Where can I buy such keys? Is there any distributor in Europe?
chicagobrand.co.uk/product-category/open-end-ratchet-spanners/
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Thanks for the video i gave it a ''Like'' thumbs up could you tell me what your spanners are called and where you purchased them from, and please could you make a video tightening and loosening plumbing compression / ball isolation fitting. Thanks again
Hi it is still available?if yes ,it is possible delivery to hong kong?thanks
I'm not sure what is available over there, perhaps you could try Amazon?
Or their main website is here- www.chicagobrand.com/alden.html
@@ultimatehandyman thanks buddy ,i got it on suncoast
Every month..you cost us all a fortune...great stuff though :)
can someone send the link to buy a set
Ebay UK - fave.co/2pQ8Xk8
Amazon US - fave.co/2pQkW14
You can get them on Amazon uk but to be honest, don't waste your money. These are rather poor quality junk made in China.
@@Rich3060 Isn't everything.
I bought a set of these on your recommendation...I found the quality to be quite shocking, the 10mm was bent at the head and it turns out that they are in fact made on the cheap in China! No wonder there're so poor. Way over priced junk.
I thought mine were made in the USA!
They have a lifetime guarantee, it might be a good idea to send them back to get a refund.
Ultimate Handyman They give the impression that they are made in the US, but on the back of the labels it clearly states that they are made in the Peoples Republic Of China. Love the channel either way 👍🏻
I’m a little hesitant that it’ll eventually round a nut off after multiple uses
I no longer own these (I sold all my site tools in February 2021) but in the time that I had them, I never had this issue 👍
Okay
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@@ultimatehandyman the best way to go back
Pitty they don't make the most important one
11mm for brake lines :(
A lot of spanner sets don't include a 11mm spanner, but you can normally buy them separately (unless the manufacturers don't make them- like you stated).
I remember buying a 11mm spanner for my Vauxhall Combo van brakes about 20 years ago!
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7/16 might do the job for you.
I would just take the Philip screws out, and tighten it using a socket from top
Those are harbor freight tools very cheap tools but to each their own no good!
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They are not harbor freight. There have been many, many different companies naming their products after the centers of steel production from the industrial age. Many of them are top quality.
This design isn't good enough in my eyes, will wear down quick and it basically only works for locking nylon nuts, useless if you ask me
It works fine ;-)
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any sort of line, brake, air, small hydraulic, or fuel. I even used them the other day to remove a def sensor that was threaded about an inch. these make short of getting them unfastened after cracking them with a line wrench.