Does this wrench work on left hand threads also?
206869
A qualified yes. There is a reverse setting to do so. I have never tested it
206870
I think "Yes". But it may works reverse direction. Untightening(countclockwise) & tightening(clockwise) is not changed.
206871
Yes it is reversible. Not aware of any left hand threads on a bike except a pedal though.
1912609
NO! You need to purchase a 6501 C3. That is the code for the Left handed version.
331014
It will go both ways but un sure of torque, usually you wouldn't use any click type or digital wrench to torque in reverse . I think there design to torque forward .
1112822
If the shift lever is threaded it will ,because it comes with different assortment of thread inserts.
2100313
The bits are "left-handed" - yes. Correct - many times the screw will come out before requiring the extractor.
1945329
The body of the tool is 4-7/8" long plus 1/2" for the knob. The thread length is 1/2". If your threads have minor damage, this tool might work ok, my threads where to far gone to recover.
564102
There is a small alen screw under the handle that releases it allows you to switch it from right to left. The correct size alen wrench is included.
1790182
I am not sure. I would say no because this is metric threads on both ends. I hope this helps.
412904
This is a left hand thread. It loosens opposite of normal. If that doesn't work you'll have to cut it off.
1065577
I am left handed and it works quite well, even though the saw dust discharge is towards me. It is a right handed saw. Being a heavy duty saw and not yet being able to find any real "left handed tools" I've always over looked that in a power tool.
346789
No. The wrench measures torque only in the clockwise direction. It will turn a nut in the counterclockwise direction, but it does not measure torque in that direction. This is based on my own testing. I torqued a lug nut to 95 ft-lb (clockwise), then set the wrench to 25 ft-lb (the lowest setting), reversed the ratchet, and turned the lug nut in the counterclockwise direction. If the wrench were measuring torque in the counterclockwise direction, it should have clicked with very little force on the wrench, and long before the lug nut began to turn. The lug nut turned, requiring considerable force, and the wrench never clicked. No. The wrench measures torque only in the clockwise direction. It will turn a nut in the counterclockwise direction, but it does not measure torque in that direction. This is based on my own testing. I torqued a lug nut to 95 ft-lb (clockwise), then set the wrench to 25 ft-lb (the lowest setting), reversed the ratchet, and turned the lug nut in the counterclockwise direction. If the wrench were measuring torque in the counterclockwise direction, it should have clicked with very little force on the wrench, and long before the lug nut began to turn. The lug nut turned, requiring considerable... » Read More No. The wrench measures torque only in the clockwise direction. It will turn a nut in the counterclockwise direction, but it does not measure torque in that direction. This is based on my own testing. I torqued a lug nut to 95 ft-lb (clockwise), then set the wrench to 25 ft-lb (the lowest setting), reversed the ratchet, and turned the lug nut in the counterclockwise direction. If the wrench were measuring torque in the counterclockwise direction, it should have clicked with very little force on the wrench, and long before the lug nut began to turn. The lug nut turned, requiring considerable force, and the wrench never clicked. « Show Less
2079179
im not sure about the wrench, but i can tell u i do not have great strength and this tool was easy to use on my kitchen and bathroom sink faucets
1984151
Yes it has several different size threaded collars that come with it and they are left hand threads. Mine had left handed threads and it worked perfect all I had to do was find the correct collar in the pack for my unit and change the it out with the one that was in the no brainer and was go to go in about fifteen min.
48698
NO, it does not. You can put it in reverse and it will ratchet properly in 'reverse', but it will not sense torque and click for left-handed (reverse) threads without taking the unit apart and reversing the head. See my review.
992890
not really i have moved it to my left side when i have a hammer on my right, but i still use my right hand to retrieve it. you would have to spin the drill around when you take it out and replace it with your left hand. hope this helps. Verdis
1233388
Yes it does. They are slightly different than the stock ones, but they threaded nicely.
1951421
I used on left(drivers side) and worked well. The info said not handed and I checked the right and it seemed to be the same hub.