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expiredPEMP posted May 23, 2026 06:34 AM
expiredPEMP posted May 23, 2026 06:34 AM

Milwaukee M12 3/8" Drive 12V Cordless Ratchet (Tool Only)

+ Free S&H on $150+

$84

$249

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Fasteners Inc has Milwaukee M12 3/8" Drive 12V Cordless Ratchet (Tool Only, 2457-20) on sale for $89 - $5 in-cart discount = $84. Shipping is free on orders $150+; otherwise shipping costs vary by location.

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Product Details:
  • a 3/4" low-profile head design for work in the tightest of spaces and engine bays.
  • The variable-speed metal trigger and reinforced steel housing provide maximum control and durability with any application.
  • Built-in LED light: Illuminates work surfaces in dark locations REDLINKâ„¢ Intelligence: Provides optimized performance and overload protection using total system communication between tool, battery and charger
  • Superior fastening speed: Produces 250 RPM, with variable-speed trigger for greater control
  • Powerful 12-volt motor: Delivers up to 35 ft-lbs of torque
  • On-board fuel gauge: Helps you monitor the charge precisely for less downtime on the job REDLITHIUMâ„¢ Battery

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Fasteners Inc has Milwaukee M12 3/8" Drive 12V Cordless Ratchet (Tool Only, 2457-20) on sale for $89 - $5 in-cart discount = $84. Shipping is free on orders $150+; otherwise shipping costs vary by location.

Thanks to Community Member PEMP for finding this deal.

Product Details:
  • a 3/4" low-profile head design for work in the tightest of spaces and engine bays.
  • The variable-speed metal trigger and reinforced steel housing provide maximum control and durability with any application.
  • Built-in LED light: Illuminates work surfaces in dark locations REDLINKâ„¢ Intelligence: Provides optimized performance and overload protection using total system communication between tool, battery and charger
  • Superior fastening speed: Produces 250 RPM, with variable-speed trigger for greater control
  • Powerful 12-volt motor: Delivers up to 35 ft-lbs of torque
  • On-board fuel gauge: Helps you monitor the charge precisely for less downtime on the job REDLITHIUMâ„¢ Battery

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Written by Corwin | Staff

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Written by PEMP

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May 23, 2026 05:04 PM
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jerleongMay 23, 2026 05:04 PM
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I see the $5 off in cart on the website, but once I start the checkout process through Shop I don't see the $5 off being applied. Does anyone know what is the code to be manually input?
May 24, 2026 03:24 PM
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OrangeStraw8750May 24, 2026 03:24 PM
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i'm still waiting on a good deal on the new model
May 25, 2026 02:59 AM
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cellneuronMay 25, 2026 02:59 AM
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Quote from OrangeStraw8750 :
i'm still waiting on a good deal on the new model
For a rachet, 35 or 55 ft lb may not be big deal since it is too small anyway.
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May 25, 2026 08:24 PM
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OrangeStraw8750May 25, 2026 08:24 PM
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Quote from cellneuron :
For a rachet, 35 or 55 ft lb may not be big deal since it is too small anyway.
So the new extended ratchet is 80lb and 300rpm, and the new standard 3/8" is 70lb, but also 400rpm, so it combines the function of the high torque model and the high speed models from the last gen.

Pretty significant upgrades, but it does totally depend on use case. Whereas I'm mixed case and a decent amount of automotive, I can see a benefit in the high torque; it can actually break some bolts loose.
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May 26, 2026 12:38 AM
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TrollPatrolMay 26, 2026 12:38 AM
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Hope see some HD or Lowe's close out pricing
May 26, 2026 12:46 AM
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Robot93948May 26, 2026 12:46 AM
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It's not the fuel !
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May 26, 2026 03:31 AM
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May 26, 2026 03:31 AM
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I got this ratchet as part of their M12 offering during last year's BF. Disappointingly, I doubt I'll use the ratchet much, and that was the reason I got the kit to begin with. There is no torque control other than the motor turning off. I've been used to pneumatic tools that will 'keep trying', and I can assist it until the bolt/nut loosens enough that the pneumatic torque can take over. This, it tries and instantly shuts off - doesn't even feel like it's 35 ft lbs before it cuts off. And the large size of the tool, doesn't make it that easy to swing it to break the bolt/nut loose.
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May 26, 2026 03:47 AM
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BraveSummer7472May 26, 2026 03:47 AM
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Quote from OrangeStraw8750 :
i'm still waiting on a good deal on the new model
You're going to be waiting for a long time. I want the 1/4".
May 26, 2026 08:33 AM
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MonkeySpank808May 26, 2026 08:33 AM
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I have this and for me, provided not as much help as I thought it would, mostly due to the limited reach. The extended head version would be much better, but it is much more expensive and yet to see it on sale...
May 26, 2026 12:57 PM
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OrangeStraw8750May 26, 2026 12:57 PM
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Quote from Probedude :
I got this ratchet as part of their M12 offering during last year's BF. Disappointingly, I doubt I'll use the ratchet much, and that was the reason I got the kit to begin with. There is no torque control other than the motor turning off. I've been used to pneumatic tools that will 'keep trying', and I can assist it until the bolt/nut loosens enough that the pneumatic torque can take over. This, it tries and instantly shuts off - doesn't even feel like it's 35 ft lbs before it cuts off. And the large size of the tool, doesn't make it that easy to swing it to break the bolt/nut loose.
probably would be better off with the Fuel model.
May 26, 2026 04:30 PM
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cellneuronMay 26, 2026 04:30 PM
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Quote from Probedude :
I got this ratchet as part of their M12 offering during last year's BF. Disappointingly, I doubt I'll use the ratchet much, and that was the reason I got the kit to begin with. There is no torque control other than the motor turning off. I've been used to pneumatic tools that will 'keep trying', and I can assist it until the bolt/nut loosens enough that the pneumatic torque can take over. This, it tries and instantly shuts off - doesn't even feel like it's 35 ft lbs before it cuts off. And the large size of the tool, doesn't make it that easy to swing it to break the bolt/nut loose.
If the space is not too limited, the right angle cordless wrench may be the right tools to break tight bolt, like caliper bracket's bolts, since its torque goes more than 200 ft lbs.
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May 27, 2026 12:11 AM
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May 27, 2026 12:11 AM
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Quote from cellneuron :
If the space is not too limited, the right angle cordless wrench may be the right tools to break tight bolt, like caliper bracket's bolts, since its torque goes more than 200 ft lbs.
Which tool are you talking about?

I usually use a short 3/8" breaker bar, or for really stubbon stuff, a 2 ft and 3ft 1/2" breaker bar. I'm not expecting this tool to replace those.
May 27, 2026 12:16 AM
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cellneuronMay 27, 2026 12:16 AM
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Quote from Probedude :
Which tool are you talking about?

I usually use a short 3/8" breaker bar, or for really stubbon stuff, a 2 ft and 3ft 1/2" breaker bar. I'm not expecting this tool to replace those.
220 ft lbs
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwa...8845894052
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Jun 07, 2026 05:59 AM
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Jun 07, 2026 05:59 AM
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Used my ratchet again today and found an interesting issue. Was removing a bolt that went into a speed nut, and it was just rocking the bolt back and forth. There wasn't enough friction in the tool head mechanism, or the bolt I was trying to remove, to keep the drive moving the same direction. None of my pneumatics have that problem.

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