"Iβm not a professional, but I like fixing things myself occasionally. Iβve been using this tool way more often than I expected at first. Ever since I got it, I never think twice. Iβm not the youngest anymore, so why struggle when you donβt have to? Amazing purchase!"
3/8" female fitting
Full metal construction
Chain-driven design
Slim profile - perfect for tight spaces
0Β° swing arc
360Β° bidirectional rotation
53 ftΒ·lb (72 Nm) max torque
Size: 15.6" x 1.5" x 0.7"
Actual product packaging may vary. Logo update in progress.
Yes, absolutely. As long as you dont exceed max torque values, then it's perfectly fine. For heavy operations, we recommend using hand tools to maximize the chain lifespan.
We stand by our product! That is whyevery purchase is backed by our 60-day money-back guarantee policy. Simply contact our support team for an easy return. (3-hour average reply time from a real person)
Professional mechanics and DIY enthusiasts rely on Wildbear Tools for precision and reliability.
★★★★★
Chris M.
Verified Buyer
I was skeptical when seeing the ad, but then also my friend told me that he has this tool and explained how useful he finds it. After that, I saw another ad and decided to purchase, and I have absolutely no regret. It's an amazing tool. I got full set LOL
★★★★★
Robert P.
Verified Buyer
I'm not a professional, but I have 2 ATVs and 3 bikes, and I just like to do repairs on my own. I also have an old F150 that needs some maintenance, and I have learned a lot of lessons doing the repairs myself. Friend showed me this offset extension, and I can't imagine being without it for all these repairs. It's so much easier now.
★★★★★
Marcus T.
Verified Buyer
Been a home mechanic for 15 years and this extension is a game changer. I also purchased the max version, and I find both very useful. The VisiPro lamp is actually useful too. Worth every dollar.
★★★★★
David R.
Verified Buyer
I am an old guy, RV owner, and I am still from the days when you were supposed to repair most of the things yourself. I am on the road 3-4 months per year, and I find this tool very useful when I need to do any repairs in the Bay Area, especially in the tight spots that I was struggling with for years with.