good electric impact

[lil euro 21]

Who knows/has a good electric impact? Looking to pick one up for just taking off wheels and such

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[Bruce Jibboo]

[MENTION=60]greasy[/MENTION] knows, dat heavy duty 20v 5AH 1/2" dewalt

 

[bikrboy128]

x2 to a dewalt 1/2" impact.

 

[EmersonHart13]

Cordless or no?

 

[Dasfinc]

I have the 1/2 Ryobi 18V one, rips lugs off nicely and works with the other 10 million ryobi batteries I have laying around.

 

[lil euro 21]

Cordless or no?

yes. battery powered

 

[sickmint79]

AvE guy i posted about here http://www.thechicagogarage.com/forum/entertainment-tech/156748-ave-failure-chooch.html

has a vid he did on one of those dewalts (although not the most entertaining of his videos, just trying to edumacate you on something)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZQI2bLUa0xM

 

[Lord Tin Foilhat]

I have the 1/2 Ryobi 18V one, rips lugs off nicely and works with the other 10 million ryobi batteries I have laying around.

I keep this in my trunk with a 100lb 1/2 torque extension. Best money I've spent and makes tires a breeze

 

[greasy]

DCF899P2 /thread

 

[EmersonHart13]

Ryobi stuff is solid, my brother has done well with his.

I would skip the Sears C3 kit. I have it, but Sears is looking Dicey and I have replaced tools I shouldn't have had to.

 

[Chet Donnelly]

Sears.com

I've had one of those for years and its been a beast! Can't beat it for $89.

 

[DEEZUZ]

This entire shop runs Milwaukee fuel series.

 

[EmersonHart13]

Sears.com



I've had one of those for years and its been a beast! Can't beat it for $89.

I have this. No problems with it. But issues with other c3 items and then there is sears maybe going belly up very soon.....

 

[RICH17]

Is this for work Micky? Or home use?


Home use I would go Ryobi. that will be my next set for sure. they have a ton of different tools that all take the same battery and are priced good IMO. [MENTION=653]BrianG[/MENTION] has them. I'm jealous

 

[BrianG]

I love the Ryobi set I have. They offer a huge selection of tools and are all a pretty good price. Granted, it's not the strongest battery powered impact out there, but it does what I need it to do. Typically I loosen the lugs or most other bolts, then just zip them off or back on with the impact. I rarely expect it to break a bolt loose for me. It's more of a time saver than anything.

 

[lil euro 21]

Is this for work Micky? Or home use?


Home use I would go Ryobi. that will be my next set for sure. they have a ton of different tools that all take the same battery and are priced good IMO. [MENTION=653]BrianG[/MENTION] has them. I'm jealous

Home. For like what Brian said

 

[RICH17]

Lets go to Home depot Sunday

 

[EmersonHart13]

It's a date! Bed bath and beyond after? Or not enough time?

 

[RICH17]

We have to do his brakes

 

[EmersonHart13]

You don't get the reference?

Whaaaaa


https://youtu.be/7ZYsoEwWNK0

I'm so sad right now

I'm gonna make my wife hold me and tell me it's gonna be alright

 

[TBone]

I've had the DW059 for years. 300lbs of torque. Good stuff.

T.

 

[RICH17]

You don't get the reference?

Whaaaaa


https://youtu.be/7ZYsoEwWNK0

I'm so sad right now

I'm gonna make my wife hold me and tell me it's gonna be alright

Sorry too early

 

[lil euro 21]

It's a date! Bed bath and beyond after? Or not enough time?

as long as you come with

 

[PJx5x]

This entire shop runs Milwaukee fuel series.

I use Milwaukee at my work, my house and at the track. Would never see a reason to switch

 

[LikeABauce302]

Sears.com

I've had one of those for years and its been a beast! Can't beat it for $89.

This is the one I have. Someone bought it for me as a gift 3 or 4 years ago now and it's held up great after a lot of abuse. It's even withstood a few falls onto concrete from 6 feet when I've accidentally set it on one of the arms of my lift and forgot about it when I raised the car.

Battery life is pretty good. It will loosen most suspension bolts and wheel lugs. I rarely use my air impact anymore.