Ingersoll-Rand 3/8" Ratchet Wrench 107XPA for Your Workshop, Compressed air Ratchet with Suction for Heavy Duty use

Top quality wind tool. Goes round and round in both directions and looks good.

Really good product. Fast delivery even with coming from the US. Very good price too

Everything came mint and working well. I put my Milton V Purple fitting on it with some Teflon tape, a couple drops of oil down the hatch and off we went. Turned the exhaust outlet away from my face while working. Couldn't ask for much more and was able to get the job done on time!

I'm speaking as a daily professional user. Probably owned at least 8 different air ratchets varying in price from 20 to 350 bucks. I've owned super cheapos to reactionless, impact ratchets and the snap-on big dog. I've always great experiences with Ingersoll air tools I've owned. I bought a no name lime green cheapie that worked once and locked up the next time I tried using it. Luckily I was able to return it. I need a reliable quality tool and bought this ratchet as my primary. After reading reviews I decided to add my own. I bought it for daily professional use. It works perfectly. I was surprised to see complaints about loudness because the cheapie was way louder than this one. The Noise level is actually quieter than I expected and I like to be able to rotate the mid mounted exhaust defuser so it blows away from my face or doesn't blow on dusty parts like brake calipers. Saved a few bucks by getting an open box unit. Here is my take on this IR ratchet.1. Actually looks nice, if that matters to you. I like the tapered handle.2. Noise level in my experience is below average for a pro air ratchet.3. Torque and power are what I expect as a pro user.4. Price vs quality is 5 out of 5.5. Great balance between price, weight, torque and overall build quality.

No tiene nada de fuerza como lo dice en la descripción y fuga aire, sin duda la peor compra.

After reading other reviews, I feel like I should reiterate that this is an "air ratchet". Meaning that it is not designed to apply large amounts of torque, but rather to speed up the tightening/loosening of nuts and bolts, that's it. Think of it as an automatic ratchet, where you don't have to move your hand/arm back and forth to perform the task. It is built solidly, activates easily (make sure you have a good grip on the tool before depressing the trigger-lever!), and helps shave off time from my weekend automotive maintenance projects. It is larger than a standard ratchet however, so you will not be able to use it in place of a regular ratchet, just in those instances where you have the room for it, especially on long bolts or nuts on long threaded studs where you can't make full rotations with a standard ratchet. The only downside is the same thing as with all air tools (except those that specifically are designed to be quiet, perhaps) and that is that it is loud. It may be a good thing that you can't use it on every nut and bolt. Great tool for the chest and glad I got it.

Good IR ratchet. For some reason way louder than my old IR. It’s a screamer compared to all my other ratchets. I feel like most air ratchet are around 80dBA this one has got to be in the 90s. Pretty average on weight when I comes to metal cased ratchets. Most of the weight is in the head, but reliable and runs like a champ. It also pretty air hungry. With the amount of air consumed I feel like it should have more torque and speed, but really good for this price range. Not a fan that it is made in China, but a lot of IR air tools are made there now.