Biasing arrangement for a pawl of a reversible ratchet-type wrench
OwnerBobby Huinventor
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A reversible ratchet-type wrench includes a handle and a head extended from the handle and having a hole. A web is defined between the handle and the head, and a cavity is defined in the web and communicated with the hole. The web further includes a compartment having a first end communicated with the cavity and a second end communicated with outside, thereby leaving a bridge in the web. A drive member is rotatably mounted in the hole of the head. A pawl is mounted in the cavity and includes a first side with ratchet teeth for releasably engaging with teeth on an outer periphery of the drive member. A switch member includes a turn-piece for manual operation and an actuating plate extended from the turn-piece and rotatably received in the second end of the compartment of the head. The switch member is switchable between two positions for changing ratcheting direction of the drive member. A biasing arrangement is mounted in the cavity and between the pawl and the actuating plate for biasing the ratchet teeth of the pawl to engage with the teeth of the drive member.
A reversible ratchet-type wrench comprising:
A reversible ratchet-type wrench comprising:
A reversible ratchet-type wrench comprising:
A reversible ratchet-type wrench comprising:
A head for a ratcheting tool with a handle, a web being defined between the head and the handle, the head comprising a hole extending from a first face towards but spaced from a second face, an integral end wall being defined in the head between the second face and the hole, an opening being defined in the integral end wall extending between the second face and the hole and having a smaller diameter than and concentrically within the hole, a cavity being defined in the web between and spaced from the first and second faces and communicated with the hole, with the cavity including planar ends extending generally parallel to and spaced from the first and second faces, with first and second wall sections being defined between the planar ends and the first and second faces and being integral with the web, the web further comprising a compartment extending from the second face towards but spaced from the first face and having a first end communicated with the cavity and a second end communicated with outside at the second face, thereby leaving an integral bridge in the second end wall section of the web at the second face and located between the hole of the head and the second end of the compartment.
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