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03-25-2011 #1
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DW059 is what I have Tony.
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03-25-2011 #2
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We had the Milwaukee in Iraq. It did it's job and took abuse from people who don't give a rats as's about taking care of tools.
Johnny C.
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03-26-2011 #3
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I have both the 1/2" and 3/8" Snap On Cordless Impacts and am very pleased with them.
Cool video, click on see it in action.
http://www.motherofallcordlessimpactwrenches.com/
Bill Haynie
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03-26-2011 #4
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Thanks.. that's what I'm leaning toward, as long as it can manage 100 ftlb torqued lug nuts I'll be happy.. Originally Posted by 67 ls1 vert
If I could afford it, it would be Snap-on.. Originally Posted by BayouSS
03-26-2011 #5
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x2 on the DW059. I know it will take bolts out that are torqued at 75 foot pounds. I have had one for a couple years now and its awesome. Everything i have DeWalt works great.
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09-11-2011 #6
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I use my dewalt 18 volt impact gun for everything. I have no air tools so it becomes my "air ratchet" and I just use any extenders I need. It is only a 1/4 inch driver though. But I use a 3/8 or 1/2 inch adapter and have never had a problem even with lug nuts. I tore all my 30+ year old suspension off my nova with it and had no problems either.
Jesse
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09-12-2011 #7
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I never updated this thread.... I ended up buying a Dewalt 18v 1/2 impact and love it. Then I got another 18v Drill/Driver... both are great. The batteries last forever and charge up in only an hour.
09-12-2011 #8
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i cant believe how useful an impact can be with assembly. i took my panels on and off a hundred times when gapping and couldnt have done it without my makita. im not sure why it took me so long to realize i needed one.
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10-17-2011 #9
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snap on all the way!!!! great product even for the price, you can get them in lithium ion
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10-18-2011 #10
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I have been using my corded DW 1/2" impact for years and love it. Although it's a little heavy and the little detent ball fell out about 4 years ago it sure beats firing up the compressor just to loosen off a frozen or rusted bolt.
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I've had the Bosch 18v lithium for a couple years now and love it. I use it everyday at work and still come home and take it to the garage. Come tax return I'm going to get Tue Bosch 1/2 impact. It does 500lb/ft!
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