Milwaukee Fuel 3/8" Extended Reach Ratchet, Long-Body Ratchet for Tight Spaces

- Drive: 3/8" square - Motor: 12V Milwaukee M12 - Torque: up to 55 Nm - Extended reach design for tight spaces - Built-in LED light for visibility - All-metal ratchet mechanism for durability - Variable speed trigger for control - Bare tool (no battery or charger included)

Ideal for automotive work, mechanical repairs, and any scenario where you need to reach bolts in confined or awkward spaces—such as engine bays, wheel wells, or frame rails—without swapping sockets frequently.

1) Insert a compatible 12V M12 battery (not included). 2) Attach a 3/8" drive socket or extension to the ratchet. 3) Depress the variable speed trigger to start; adjust the speed to control torque. 4) Use the extended reach to access the fastener in tight spots; the LED helps illumination. 5) Release the trigger to stop, and remove the socket when finished.

As a bare tool, it includes the Milwaukee M12FIR38LR-0 tool itself with no battery or charger included. You’ll need to supply an M12 battery and charger separately.

This tool uses Milwaukee’s M12 12V battery system. Using a higher-capacity M12 battery (larger Ah rating) can extend runtime, while ensuring you’re using authentic M12 packs for best performance and safety.

Wear eye protection and gloves when working in tight spaces. Keep hands away from the rotating socket, avoid using the tool as a hammer, and disconnect the battery before changing sockets or performing maintenance. Use the LED light to improve visibility in dark areas and maintain a clear workspace.

Keep the tool clean and dry after use, wipe off dust, and store it in a cool, dry place. Periodically inspect the socket drive and ensure the extension and sockets are clean and undamaged. Use genuine Milwaukee M12 batteries and charge per the manufacturer’s guidelines.

This tool uses a 3/8" square drive. Compatible sockets, extensions, and universal joints designed for 3/8" drives will fit. The extended-reach design, combined with the right extension or joint, helps you reach fasteners in tight spaces more easily.

If you’re evaluating similar variants on Fepy, you can compare the Milwaukee extended-reach model with other 3/8" drive, 12V tools in the Milwaukee M12 lineup or other brands in the same category. See alternatives here: - Milwaukee 12V options (search results): https://www.fepy.com/search?q=Milwaukee+M12FIR38LR-0 - Related Milwaukee 12V ratchets (search results): https://www.fepy.com/search?q=Milwaukee+12V+FIR+3%2F8 - Other 3/8" drive tools (search results): https://www.fepy.com/search?q=3%2F8+Cordless+Ratchet These search pages display current available options on Fepy for quick side-by-side comparisons.

Choose a higher-amp-hour M12 battery if you’ll be using the tool for extended periods. Use the appropriate speed setting for the task—lower speeds for delicate work to prevent over-torquing, and higher speeds for quick loosening/loosening tasks. Keep the sockets clean and ensure proper seating to avoid rounding fasteners.