I run dewalt hold up pretty good for the price whatever u get make surebits lithium batteries. They
give u full poewer till they quit.
give u full poewer till they quit.
Cordless Impact Gun, suggestions please
- Thread starter Grizz3500
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Milwaukee 18v Fuel sets. That 1/2" gun is a beast, Cornwell truck carries their sets and they had a special with the 3/8, 1/2, 1/2 drill and a light for under $800. That's the Fuel set with ext cap batteries. Better than any other cordless stuff I've used (haven't tried the IR cordless)
DEWALT is pretty awesome if the wallet isn't big enough for the electric snap on. Those are B.A.
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Milwaukee 18V here! I never thought a cordless impact could have just as much power as my air impact, but I was wrong it has more!!!
I also have both 3/8 & 1/2 in Snap on. I would recommend buying them if you want a couple of fantastic guns!
X2 ion this I have the 3/8 and 1/2 m18 fuel and it has never let me down
I've been using friction ring and never had a problem since I bought new a year ago
http://www.ebay.com/itm/191575887117?_trksid=p2060353.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT
Just ordered this set ^ best price I could find on the 1/2 - 3/8 Impact combo.
Also ordered the fuel 18v 1/2 hammer drill separate.
Just ordered this set ^ best price I could find on the 1/2 - 3/8 Impact combo.
Also ordered the fuel 18v 1/2 hammer drill separate.
I put one of these on my Christmas list! Anyone used or have one? any good?
https://www.milwaukeetool.com/power-tools/cordless/2668-21ct
https://www.milwaukeetool.com/power-tools/cordless/2668-21ct
One of my buddies at work has one he's a sparky and uses it regularly on a daily basis when we were chatting it up he almost made me want one .ima say this is legit since Pedro said its dope.
I have both a Snap- and a Milwaukee both really good due to price go with the Milwaukee I am pretty sure Milwaukee builds the Snap-On they are so similar in fact the batteries are just enough different so they won't interchange...
The Snap On CT761 is by far the best tool I have ever used! It is a super compact 3/8" drive cordless impact, and it is so handy because of its small size and big power. I use it daily, and it still surprises me with the bolts it is capable of loosening.
Thanks for all the help. I feel a lot better about buying now. I believe I see a Milwaukee M18 combo set in my future. :woott:
Geez thanks Josh! Just when I thought I was good and didn't need on that damn truck for awhile:rofl:
X136! I ran the CT8810 for about 1 1/2 years and about 4 weeks ago I got the CT761. Now my clumsy CT8810 sits in the drawer! If my CT761 won't pull it my CT8810 prolly won't either! It is much cheaper than the CT8810 as well! Definitely an indispensable tool for an engine mechanic! I have the 1/2" CT8850 as well, but I'm not overly impressed with its capabilities. When I go for that tool it seems I usually need something bigger. Its great for changing tires and such, but on most of the engines I work on it won't even come close to pulling the head bolts. It really sweats to even pull duramax head bolts.
I have the little Milwaukee fuel series impacts. 1/4" and 1/2"drives. I love them!!! Blow the old standard brushed models out of the water. Can't beat them for the price either. The big 4.0 batteries are beastly too
