Are these ratchet wrenches or standard?
1804073
Standard box/open end wrench. They are a little longer than you average wrenches but I was expecting them to be extra long like the description says, but there not. Good quality for the price. I'd recomend them if your looking for a standard set.
1515913
They aren't proprietary, they are just not common. They are Japanese-Shape 1/4 size fittings. They are available through mail order house like McMaster-Carr.
1847436
That depends on the hard drive and its fasteners.This is a normal 1/4" drive mini set that comes with the ratchet. If you need another kind, you can buy one at any hardware store.It would help to know what fastener you need. Many hard drives just use various size Philips screwdrivers, for example, and that is no problem.
1448754
They are compatible with fluke and Klein. They are pretty standard I would imagine
651275
If you Google the number it will tell you. When they come in the will have an L and R on them. I pitched an electric impact wrench and it helped me tremendously.
906150
Yes, they are standard 7/8-14 threads that are universal in single stage reloading presses at least I have not seen anny that are differant.
169279
There are only 2 sizes of these wrenches. this 1 takes the larger size and any hardware store should have it
1341546
I don't recall the wrench size needed. The filter fit fine as described in the ad.
715767
I would assume that they are 3.5mm which is pretty much the standard. Aleratec stands behind it if you purchase one and have any questions they will be very helpful. Hope that helps you. Elliot N. Herzel
1786450
The bigger ratchet has 60 teeth. The small ratchet has 45 teeth. Both of them are very precise. I am very pleased with my tool set.
227422
There is no 1/4 inch in this set. You want standard box or open wrench, these are Torx box wrenches. The numbers are E6, E8, E10, E12 up to E24
1731787
It is ratchet and if I remember correctly it goes reverse to. I don't have it with me it's at home and I'm at work. Excellent torque wrench, no complaints. I used it to install ARP studs for my engine head.
1231372
Yes, you get regular and deep sockets. Regular sockets are available in the 3 ratchet sizes.
848864
standard size dremel bits. Fits my black & decker dremel so doesn't just fit dremel brand.
1356000
Probably not the standard. Plus the length of the driver is not conducive to the physics of a fulcrum needed to break the torque of a lug. Let alone tighten one up to the safe point. I'd stick with a proper lug wrench.
1964878
Get the T40 Torx socket for a 3/8" ratchet wrench (not a hex wrench). The bolts are too tight for a screw driver. You can buy a single socket or a set of sockets online or any Hdwe./Auto parts store.
1467875
Yes, they are standard handles and could easily be changed out. They just screw on....and off. Hope this helps.