Cordless impact wrench

[RooflessVW]

Didn't project farm test these reciently?

TTC tests them all the time.

PF has made a video, I'm sure.

 

[D1dad]

I just used my m12 impact yesterday on my zero turn blades. I’ve had the big Kobalt 1/2” for about 5 yrs and wanted 3/8” and something lighter. No regrets making this purchase. My son is a contractor and uses m12 stuff daily and only pulls out the m18 when needed. The amount of power something so small can make is astounding.

 

[Rust_Belt_Pete]

I have 1/2 milwakee ugga dugga gun. I use it to snap bolts off when im not paying attention. 99% of the time I use my M12 stubby on my cars. witht the XC 5.0 battarey it works even on rust belt hardware

 

[chexxers]

bought a Makita chain saw years ago with charger + 2 batteries. rest is history!! they make tools for most everything that use various size batteries + many generics that work well on the cheep!!

 

[Rand]

they all have new good ones, old bad models, and inbetween.

The new ryobi high torque is better than my 5 year old dewalt dcf899 (1100ft-lb breakaway)
I paid 78$ for it.
I use a gen 1 m12 stubby for everything else.

 

[Tempest1]

My mid torque Ridgid brushless rounded off the head on a 1-1/16" water heater anno rod...with a 6 pt socket! I was both amazed and PO'd!

 

[daniel327]

I have a 1000NM (~740 ft-lb) Bosch with a 1/2" drive. So, far it's defeated everything I used it on. I also have a Bosch 1/4" hex drive impact wrench and two Bosch Freaks with a 1/4" hex / 1/2" square drive combo chuck. It's been a long time since I've had to get the air powered rattle gun out of the shed.