Do I still need a rachet for this?
1942765
Depends. A ratchet or breaker bar would be best. the sockets are for a 3/8 inch drive. You can use an open end or box wrench directly on the end of the socket (they would all be different sizes) but either a ratchet or breaker bar would be best.
1942766
yes you do. also an extension. has 3/8 drive in center or a socket on outside. am a professional mechanic. this set works great.
1942767
Yes this is just the socket. Need to have the ratchet to turn this once product.
1847437
That depends on the hard drive and its fasteners. This is a normal 1/4" drive mini set that comes with the ratchet. If you need another kind, you can buy one at any hardware store. It would help to know what fastener you need. Many hard drives just use various size Philips screwdrivers, for example, and that is no problem.
186752
Yep. All you need is a 10mm socket wrench. It's really easy. I found a video on YouTube that explained the process.
983421
You will need chainring bolts. The length depends on your current set up. You shouldn't need new bolts is you are replacing one of your other chainrings.
1404269
No.its too Heavy..Alter the planchette or buy a lighter one that will move freely
1148832
You will need a few tools. A rivet gun is the biggest thing you will need that might not be in your tool box.
1656414
If i understand your question correctly, the screwdriver bits have to be used with a socket that goes on first to the main ratchet head
551231
It would work, but a little overkill really. I would go for a 3/8 ratchet, more of a household size.
831379
yes you do have to reach the ratchet. They are very sturdy but as by your question yes they are a bit inconvient in that way.
1027688
As I recall it will require a crescent wrench and allen wrenches. Good excuse to check out Lowe's and start a Kobalt tool collection.
517263
Does not need one - just scoot it all the way forward against the cross lugs before tightening.
980009
As I recall, it comes with the needed allen wrench. Other than that, nothing else.
655270
No, but you don't need it. The impact wrench does not have continuous torque. It works by repetitive hammering.
139613
No. To remove the clip you'll need a t6 torx bit. To adjust the pivot you'll need a t8.
1512600
Yes. Get a good 1/16 punch to remove the old one. A vice makes it easier. No real adjustment available....or needed.
1217622
Yep, every thing you need. I like to put lube on the bolts to make sure they will come off easier if one guide ever breaks (even though it has made a mess at times when you brush against them so that's your call)
376424
Yes this is a rachet tool that will not release until the clamp is properly set.