Maybe it's to loosen or tighten props on a cargo ship?
80,000 ft-lb Impact Wrench !
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Before I retired from Aluminum rolling mills, we used 3" impact wrenches that had to be lifted into position using an overhead crane for removing and installing nuts from rolling mill drive gearboxes, motors, foundations and other large equipment. Also used a lot of Hitorc equipment as well.
The latest and greatest products we used were Superbolt tension nuts for large bolts and studs.
The latest and greatest products we used were Superbolt tension nuts for large bolts and studs.
Muffler shops...
Dangit, I lost my 3 1/2" to 3/8" adapter again!
I think Mavis Tire might have used it on my van when I had it there years ago for tires. It took a HF 25" breaker bar and a 4' pipe to get the lug nuts off when it came time for me to rotate the tires!!
I expected to see a large sledge hammer 
I don't think you're going to need or sell a lot of different sizes for this beast of a tool. Wonder if they have a 19mm?
Surprised something like this is pneumatic instead of hydraulic. Hook it up to a torque multiplier and you may be able to get a crank pulley off.
Or putting together that dam Amazon office chair. You can never get the armrests too tight!
How much is the Snap-On made one?
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