New And Improved High Speed Extended Reach Ratchets From Milwaukee Tool

Brian Eslick from How to Automotive http://www.howtoautomotive.com gives you the first look at the New M12 High Speed FUEL Extended Reach Ratchet. The M12 High Speed FUEL Extended Reach Ratchets are Milwaukee’s latest addition to their line of ratchets. These ratchets have a slim profile and an extended neck that provide users with longer reach in tight spaces and higher speeds while still  the superior durability that users expect. These Milwaukee 2568 and 2569 M12 FUEL High-Speed Extended Reach ratchets deliver more than double the speed of the previous extended reach models. You also get a much slimmer and lighter rachet as well. We compare these new models to the existing high-speed ratchets and to the extended-reach ratchets. We take a close look at the complete family of Milwaukee M12 cordless ratchets. The Milwaukee model 2568 is the 1/4" driver, while the model 2569 has the 3/8" anvil. Both models have a MAX 450 RPM and both are stated to have 35 ft-lbs of torque.

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