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Complete Guide: Snap-on Ratchet Disassembly and Rebuild (1/4" Drive)

Hey all, this is a step-by-step tutorial on how to completely disassemble and reassemble your Snap-on ratchet. This video is aimed specifically at the current family of ratchets (Dual 80 Technology, 1/4" Drive) produced by Snap-on. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [Repair Part Numbers] (Check if applicable for your case) RKRT72A (Ratchet Repair Kit) T72-2 (cover plate) TH936-12 (Soft Grip Replacement Handle) RKRT841JT (Joint Repair Kit) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [Models Applicable] *not exhaustive T72, GT72, TL72, TLL72, TF72, THL72, THLD72, THLF72, THLFD72, TX72, GTHLFD72, TLLF72, TLLF72, ... Note: TLLF72, THLLF72 have flat head fasteners ran in from the rear; same protocol of disassemby & repair applies Reminder: Quick Release versions have two seals (front/back) on the anvil. That being said, the same basic process still applies to all. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [Snap-on Ratchet Part No. Disambiguation] "T" :1/4" Drive "G": Indicates Industrial Finish "H": Indicates Handled Variant "D": Indicates Hard-handled Variant (usually accompanies "H") "F": Indicates Flex-head Version "L", "LL": Indicates Long, Extra Long Handle (no L = standard length) "X": Indicates Lockable Flex-head version "R": Indicates Quick Release Version [Time Stamps] (Ratchet Head) Disassembly Starts @ 1:10 Reassembly Starts @ 2:55 (Flex-head) Joint Disassembly Begins @ 5:10 Joint Reassembly Begins @ 5:45 Demonstration @ 6:21 Note: The procedure outlined in this tutorial should apply to ALL Snap-on dual pawl ratchets (the internal parts are identical for all models) in 1/4" drive category. *only exceptional models are the THLLF72 & TLLF72, these models have the "high strength" head with flat-head fasteners holding on the cover plate from the rear -- internal parts are still the same. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Tools Needed: Torx T8 or T9 (for cover plate) T15 (for joint screw) Recommended Tools: Pick tool (or similar implement to clean out fastener heads) Magnetic Parts Tray (to grab/hold parts) I hope this helps you complete this task successfully.