GearWrench 83001D is a top - notch mechanics tool set designed specifically for professional users. It's all about boosting productivity, offering great access, and providing high - strength performance. The sockets, ratchets, and drive tool accessories are crafted from premium alloy steel and have a full polish chrome finish that effectively resists rust and corrosion. The large, hard - stamped markings are easy to spot, clearly indicating SAE (double line) or metric (knurled line) measurements. This set features an off - corner loading design that applies force on the flats of fasteners, enhancing durability and reducing fastener rounding. It's an essential addition to every toolbox.
What's in the box? It includes 3 ratchets, a socket driver, 2 extensions, 2 wobble extensions, 29 1/4” Dr. sockets, 28 3/8” Dr. sockets, 14 1/4” Dr. deep sockets, 14 3/8” Dr. deep sockets, 7 1/2” Dr. deep sockets, 5 combination wrenches, a bit adapter, 6 tamper - proof Torx bits, 5 tamper - proof Torx sockets, and a spark plug socket.
Key features of the GearWrench 83001D are numerous. It has an 84 - tooth, patented, low - profile and high - performance head ratchet that offers a longer reach than most ratchets. With just 4.3 degrees of movement, it can handle fasteners in tight turns. The off - corner loading socket design provides a better grip and reduces fastener rounding. This set meets or exceeds ANSI, ASME, DIN, and federal torque specifications, ensuring its strength. The large hard - stamped sockets are easy to identify, and the thin - head ratchet can snap onto fasteners in hard - to - reach areas. The sockets have a serration depth equal to the fastener, and the bright, full polish chrome finish makes cleaning a breeze. The 6 - point hexagon style sockets offer better positioning on the fastener and more torque. There are various sizes of sockets available for different needs, including 1/4 In. Dr. 6 Pt. standard sockets, 1/4 In. drive tamper - proof TORX bit sockets, and more.
Using the GearWrench 83001D tool set is a breeze. First, identify the fastener you need to work on and choose the appropriate socket or tool from the set. For example, if you're dealing with a SAE - sized fastener, look for the SAE - marked socket with the right size. When using the ratchet, place it on the socket and start turning. The 84 - tooth ratchet allows for smooth operation, even in tight spaces. For hard - to - reach areas, use the extensions or wobble extensions.
Here are some important notes. Always make sure the tool is properly seated on the fastener to avoid slipping and causing damage. Don't use excessive force beyond the tool's capacity, as this can lead to breakage. When not in use, store the tools in a dry place to prevent rust and corrosion.
To keep your tool set in great shape, clean it regularly. The full polish chrome finish makes it easy - just wipe off any oil or dirt with a clean cloth. If there's stubborn dirt, you can use a mild cleaning solution. Check the tools periodically for any signs of wear or damage, such as cracks in the sockets or loose parts in the ratchet. If you notice any issues, it's best to replace the damaged tool to ensure safe and effective use.
