KIMO 3/8" Extended Electric Ratchet Wrench Set, 40 Ft-Lbs 400 Rpm 12V Cordless Ratchet Wrench w/ 2-Pack 2.0 Ah Batteries, 1 Hour Fast Charger & 8 Sockets, Power Ratchet w/Variable Speed & LED Light

I use it as much as can now

Great tool to have in your arsenal of tools. Highly recommended and great torque to loosen tightened screws, hex, etc.,

If your actually trying to contact kimo support for a new replacement, [email protected] is where u need to write, send your order number in screenshot, name, address and theyll get back to you quickly. Dont contact Scott garth as he's a dirty a hole and will hang up on you thus making you hate the brand. I got my new one, the original has a metal switch, the new one has plastic so they did change somethings about it. But it's working as intended. The replacement parts are still listed if need be as my original is repaired by myself. So I have this one, the new onez and the shorter one all three now. Love the ratchets.those who are wishing they could but arent able to simply fix there wrench bc kimo doesnt like to be responsive very quickly or at all, i found a 17.00 replacement part that 100% works (ac delco) so here goes the link if amazon will allow it. google 3/8" Ratchet Head Replacement Repair Kit RS99W0108 and find "durofix" the ones on here are WAY more money. or from what i seen. and Milwaukee uses the same head style. so your choice on where to buy. but it can be fixed for cheap! and im guessing the Milwaukee sets probably better built couldnt tell ya honestly. hopefully either amazon will allow this to go thru, or kimo will speak up and give a oe site that we can buy these from. shipping just this kit would be WAY cheaper than return shipping, new tool, then again shipping it back.UPDATE may 16th 2022 not long after starting a real mechanics career for a local shop i used the ratchet for a few more things and well she gave up. the pin inside sheered off and its locked up. i figured id try removing and replacing with a homeade keyway but nope. once it breaks all the bearings (like 3 of them) fall out and its a wrap. will buy one more time as i have two batteries as is. this time ill go with amazon and see if customer service is as was it should be. (do note i put this little thing thru its paces it will handle 100ft of sheer break away torque (by hand) before you have to deal with returns etc)Have done lower control arms, coilovers, muffler brackets, brakes, loads and LOADS of work this thing granted I had to re purchase elsewhere. I still felt the need to leave a review. It's almost like mine doesn't spin like I can hold the head while the trigger is pulled so it may be defective. But none the less I can use it for reverse torque and forward. (FYI) none of the reviewers vids showing this tool breaking lug nuts, brake caliper bolts etc are telling you that THEY ALREADY broke these loose. Granted it will (using the ratchet only not power but ugga dugga man power) break loose 80-110ft lbs of force. Will also tighten as such I'd say too. Have dropped the shiz outa mine as well and broke a clip on one battery but it still holds.Battery life is AMAZING two batteries last a dang good while.I won't be making a video as I wasn't offered the buffer/polisher, but I'd for sure buy again for 89.99 (20.00 cupon at this time and still going on). Have no other to compare this too but it has done me a far bit of work. We shall see it's real test come rear subframe tear out of my bmw e46 and re install time. (The rubber is coming off and it's pretty black now as I use this alot per stated LOADS of work done above.) So if your looking for one GET IT. I may purchase another and see if the one I obtained elsewhere (is kimo brand same model as this) is defective. Other than that one thing however it does break loose 35lb no issue. *I don't have a digital torque wrench. Only a harbor freight special at this time so who knows if it's really 80lbs.

works great

The media could not be loaded. The ratchet was working just fine for me for almost 2 years. I bought it on November 21st 2021. I am an aircraft mechanic and I use my tools daily. I got this specifically to make my job easier and faster which it did, but what I had started to notice is that it was starting to loose power that it had when it was new fairly quickly, in a matter of a few months. They claim 40 ft. lbs. Of torque...that is total marketing BS. If I can hold the drive mechanism with my hand and it doesn't spin...I don't know what else to say...I definitely don't have a 40 ft. lb. Grip, Lol 😂. The ratcheting shaft litterally snapped when I was loosening a bolt. When I messaged them about it this is what they said"Dear customer,Thank you very much for your support of KIMO. KIMO is very sorry for this. The product you purchased is no longer in the warranty period. According to the company's policy, maintenance is only carried out for the product within the warranty period. If you are interested in KIMO's products, you can Re-order.If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.Best regards,KIMO Customer Service Support"If I am interested in Kimo's products I can reorder...are you F'ing kidding me? I know you have a terrible warranty for your cheap products...why would I ever spend more of my hard earned money on your trash? For the people that purchased this and it's still going strong, I'm glad to hear it and I hope it lasts forever for you, but I definitely got a defective unit and they won't replace it...and I waited too long to say something. Overall, my advice would be get something with a better warranty if you are buying this for work, like a Milwaukee or DeWalt. I don't always go by name brands but some of their products are just made better and have lifetime warranties.

I bought this nearly 2.5 years ago. The price has stayed the same in spite Bidenomics, though looks like it now has a 10% discount.Just thought I'd write a review while coming back to this brand to look for another power tool. This ratchet has held up well and there's not much more to say. I still use it every couple of months. The reason I bought it was to rebuild an engine and it has outlasted that. (But maybe it's not up for full-time mechanic work as another reviewer discovered.)Now I'm off to find a drill.

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