3/8 drive, reversible ratcheting style. Has easy read adjustment(in.pds. and newton meter). Chrome plated with rubber grip, pull out end knob for easy setting up to 250 pds.approx.14" in length. Comes with hard plastic storage case. After using unwind knob to lowest setting to keep accurate measurement when not in use. Made in USA. This is a quality built nice wrench.
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