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CMMT86722

3/8-in Drive 72 Tooth Low Profile Ratchet

A chrome-finished Craftsman ratchet wrench, showing the top view with the brand name engraved on the handle.

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Tackle demanding projects and finish with pride with the improved CRAFTSMAN® low-profile 3/8-in drive 72-tooth ratchet. With up to a 25% thinner head and 5° arc swing, easily access confined spaces in automotive and DIY jobs. A full polish finish with a forged ergonomically designed handle allows for comfortable use. Proudly backed by a full lifetime warranty.As compared to cmmt81748

  • Low profile ratchet for access in tight spaces
  • 72-tooth ratchet delivers 5 degree arc swing
  • Full polish chrome finish for corrosion resistance
  • Full lifetime warranty

Product Type
Socket Ratchet
Individual or Set
Individual
Piece Count
1
Drive Size
3/8-in
Measurement System
SAE & Metric

  • (1) 3/8-Inch Drive 72 Tooth Low Profile Ratchet

  • Full Lifetime Warranty

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Tackle demanding projects

Finish projects with pride with the improved CRAFTSMAN® low-profile 3/8-in. drive 72-tooth ratchet. A full polish finish with a forged ergonomically designed handle allows for comfortable use.

A person is performing maintenance on a red lawn mower in a garage, using a wrench to work on the engine. Various tools and a red cloth are visible on the floor.
Three silver ratchet wrenches are displayed on top of a textured black mat, which is placed on a red Craftsman tool chest in a workshop setting.
A close-up of a hand using a ratchet wrench to tighten a bolt inside a car engine compartment.

Tight Space Solution

With up to a 25% thinner head* and 5° arc swing, easily access confined spaces in automotive and DIY jobs.

A close-up of a hand using a ratchet wrench to tighten a bolt inside a car engine compartment.

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