How does the ratcheting clip work?
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There is no ratcheting clip on the Otterbox Commuter for the Motorola Defy XT.
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The clip is make of metal. It is very strong and will stay so snug on your belt that it takes some effort to slide it on and off.
1877116
Kind of. It is a pressure clip but it is on a threaded rod so it has a large range of adjustment by screwing or unscrewing before clamping it closed
97922
Basically you put the clip in sideways then turn 90 and pull through. Taking up sling slack in the buckle also helps.This video is what I used (see 2:02): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-1Ya8HWWgac
1278634
Good question lol the metal clip has to be turned the right way took me awhile but finally got it. Find a pic anf zoom in on it
922285
Its like a fishing lure clip. Focus the pressure on one side and it will bend in. My wife makes me do it because she has difficulty with it as well. If you use tweezers to squeeze the clip, you can focus the pressure better - just be careful not to bend it.
829604
It slides up and down on a ratcheting rod. This makes it adjustable. Something is wrong with yours if it doesn't do this.
991536
I criss cross ratchet straps. Very secure. It has the loops for the straps to fit in.
1834204
The tool does not have a ratchet. It has a feature to make consistent flares. The handle trips and disconnects when the flare is formed. You then turn it ccw to remove the flare. Hope this helps.
1193298
Twist the yellow band at end of black rubber on handle. The band has 3 postiions. Leftmost position forward. Middle position locks ratcheting mechanism. Rightmost position for reverse.
978145
Yes the driver does ratchet. It does not however handle higher torque applications, at all. The bits are a soft tool steel compared to some others I've had.
1757521
The clip is riveted on. If removed you would need to come up with another way to reattach it.
35584
It's just a basic air ratchet, but high torque and low noise (for an air ratchet). The variable trigger has a really nice touch. I use it a lot, but still use an impact wrench or breaker bar to break really tough fasteners. Hope that helps.
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Yea, that can be confusing since they changed the terminology a bit. I believe the external ratchet used to be called the ball and detent lug system. Unscrew and remove the magazine cap and look for a small ball bearing on the barrel ring and for detents around the outer ring of the cap that match the ball. That would be the external type. If you have no ball bearing on the barrel ring, and the type with indentations and protrusions (teeth) on the magazine insert that match the internal component of the magazine cap, you have the internal ratchet.
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The ratchet itself is a 1/4 HEX drive (six side) , using standard hex screwdriver bits. I added a hex to square drive adapter (Most hardware stores, big box stores have them) so I can use a 1/4 Square drive sockets. So it doesn't come with a hex to 1/4 drive adapter, but they are easily available.....It is a nice little drive...Comes with an extension. the ratchet is a ratchet on one end, a hex socket on the other...Using the extension on the ratchet, it acts like a t-bar for the ratchet hex end.... Neat...Typical Victorinox quality....
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I think you asking if it can ratchet like a racheting wrench, it so then no.the ratchet only serves to hold the reel inplace when you stop appling force.I think the ratchet action only works in one so if its ON then you cant reel it OUT/IN (I cant remember which) you have to turn the rachet OFF first
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It depends on the length of the bit. I shortened the bit by grinding off enough to allow me to get into a real tight spot. It will still fit into the ratchet after grinding. This tool has gotten me out o f a lot of tight situations and allows you to fully tighten a screw in a tight spot