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There are two types of this ratchet: one that is short and one that is long. I’ve shown you two different versions, as well as a picture of them with a 3/8 air ratchet to show how they look next to each other. 105-L2: This is the long one. 105-D2 is the part number for the short version (which for some unknown reason is the one pictured as being the L2 version). Amazon has done a really bad job of differentiating these two very similar tools from each other. D2 isn’t as long as the long L2 version that I wanted to buy, so I spent my money on the D2 version first “In order to drive air ratchets, you need to push them. If you work with cars, the long L2 version is much better than the short D2. I don’t know why. Only 1/4 of the time “Drive ratchet: I like this L2 version better than the one made by Snap-On, but it costs three times as much and has a bad reputation for breaking or breaking down too quickly. This Ingersoll Rand 105-L2 tool is made of all metal and can be used for a long time. It has just the right amount of torque for 6mm screws. When you tighten them down, it doesn’t have too much torque, but it always has enough to break them free. Makes real money that doesn’t break the bank.
