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The Milwaukee Lineman’s High Leverage Ratcheting Wrench features the most durable ratchet. The ratcheting wrench has a built-in hammer providing users with a dedicated surface for hammering. It also has a large directional switch that users can easily press while wearing gloves. It has a durable forged steel construction providing users with longer tool life. The high leverage wrench fits 3/4 in., 1 in. and 1-1/8 in. square hardware.
- Most durable ratchet
- Durable forged steel
- Built-in hammer
- Large directional switch
- Ergonomic handle
- Lanyard hole
- High leverage
- 3/4 in., 1 in. and 1-1/8 in. square sockets
- Includes: 1 Lineman’s high leverage ratcheting wrench w/smooth strike face
| Weight | 1.98 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 2.50 × 2.70 × 14.00 in |
| Features | No Additional Features |
| Hand Tool Type | Ratcheting Wrench |
| Individual/Set | Set |
| Measurement Standard | SAE |
| Model | 48-22-9213 |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Tools Product Type | Hand Tool |
14 reviews for Milwaukee Linemans High Leverage Ratcheting Wrench
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Durward Watsica (verified owner) –
If you’re in the market for a lineman wrench, this is the one to get. it’s way better than the Lowell wrench, a higher tooth count on the ratcheting mechanism makes for a better engagement when working on tight spaces or removing braces. And the hammered surface is a +
Elena Purdy (verified owner) –
Milwaukee has out done there self
Lincoln Steuber (verified owner) –
Milwaukee Lineman’s High Leverage Ratcheting Wrench 48-22-9213 is a very nice addition to the tool belt. “Multiple” wrenches in one, that is extraordinarily robust and resilient to harsh environments…that’s this Milwaukee tool. Large gears allow for more torque, insulated handle rated for 1000v and included an access for lanyards. Great job Milwaukee 2 Thumbs Up!
Samantha Collier (verified owner) –
Best tool of its kind
Tom Bins (verified owner) –
It is perfect for the job!?
Ariane Mann (verified owner) –
Best out there good leverage sturdy strong very good ratching
Jammie Lebsack (verified owner) –
First time I used this service . Was pleased. My company purchased one as well when they saw mine.
Gwendolyn Fay (verified owner) –
I absolutely love this tool it smoother to use and the handle design is perfect and gets lots of torque I highly recommend this tool
Einar Mraz (verified owner) –
The design of this to make it easy to use without fumbling for additional tools. Its convenient that with a flip of the tool it fits the 3 size sockets – 3/4″, 1″ or 1-1/8″ , and the built in hammer is a time saver without switching tools. Its the perfect size and weight to get the best leverage and heavy duty enough to pound nails. Its easy to hold even one handed with a good grip area on the handle and the lever to switch direction is easy to hit even one handed. Very comparable to the other lineman tools out there with bigger price tags.
Freeman Crooks (verified owner) –
Way better than Kline
Stephanie McKenzie (verified owner) –
This wrench is great! I really like the high tooth count in the gear. It’s so much faster than the Klein wrench. I haven’t had a need for the hammer side yet but I like the option.
Mariah Rau (verified owner) –
I’ve been in this line of work for 7 years. Hands down the greatest lineman wrench ever created. Thanks Milwaukee & Home Depot
Zoila Bins (verified owner) –
Excellent quality and well made and thought out. I like the finer gears on the ratchet compared to the Klein that I have.
Reed Hamill (verified owner) –
Its a lightweight, high tooth count ratcheting wrench. The handle is nice and long, and the grip is very nice. It has an added feature of a hammer face – which is always nice since every tool gets used as a hammer anyway. The ONLY thing i would change – would be to give the wrench a rotation lock feature. Its great having that if you need to reach around the pole to hold a bolt from spinning while using an impact on the other side. It saves you from having to check the rotation is set right. If you could set the selector in a middle position to lock the wrench from rotating, this would be absolutely perfect.