Cordless Impact
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From: springfield, va
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Originally Posted by dammitjim,Apr 8 2010, 03:39 PM
I have one of the newer Makitas and would buy it again if it broke.
Whatever you do get one with Lithium-Ion batteries
Whatever you do get one with Lithium-Ion batteries
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From: Vancouver, BC
Mark,
I picked up an $80 cordless impact at Pep Boys at the start of last season (I believe the brand is GreatNeck), and it has been great so far. It breaks the lugs free with ease, and I've changed tires several times over 2 weekends and still had juice left. Plus, you can't beat the price
I picked up an $80 cordless impact at Pep Boys at the start of last season (I believe the brand is GreatNeck), and it has been great so far. It breaks the lugs free with ease, and I've changed tires several times over 2 weekends and still had juice left. Plus, you can't beat the price
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Bosch makes a really good impact for around $350. I used one for tens of thousands of bolts building a refinery. It never missed a lick, and withstood a couple of nasty spills. I have their small 10v impact too. That thing is a monster for its size.
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From: The 604
Lots of suggestions here: http://sccaforums.com/forums/thread/226918.aspx
Here's a test of a Goodyear & Snap-on units: http://www.f150online.com/forums/lightning...snap-400-a.html
Here's a test of a Goodyear & Snap-on units: http://www.f150online.com/forums/lightning...snap-400-a.html
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From: The Island of Long
Yeah HILTI is good quality stuff... those are the only products my dad uses in all of his construction sites! I don't know about any of their cordless impacts but I have a few drill machines and they make a really good product...