Cordless Impact
04-10-2010, 09:07 PM
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Does any one with actual mechanical / s2000 experience recommended the snap on?
a full charge from dead takes less than an hour.
04-11-2010, 02:59 AM
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Another option is to take your batteries to Batteries Plus to get them rebuilt.
I am currently in Afghanistan and i am a heavy equipment mechanic. I use the hell out of my cheap little RYOBE from home depot and it is awesome but a little short on power of course.
Li IO batteries are far superior to Ni-Cad or Nickle metal Hydride.
I am currently in Afghanistan and i am a heavy equipment mechanic. I use the hell out of my cheap little RYOBE from home depot and it is awesome but a little short on power of course.
Li IO batteries are far superior to Ni-Cad or Nickle metal Hydride.
04-12-2010, 05:55 AM
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Originally Posted by luder_5555,Apr 11 2010, 01:07 AM
ya, i should have mentioned. i did tires, then mech work for a several years. the snap on is amazing. i had two batteries. if i got lazy and didn't use the shop air guns much, and only used the snap-on, it would last almost all day, if not all day.
a full charge from dead takes less than an hour.
a full charge from dead takes less than an hour.
that was a shot at billman/slows.
05-17-2010, 08:10 AM
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To complete this thread, I bought a Sears 200ft.-lb. cordless impact. The price for the tool, two batteries, a charger, and a case was about the same as the price for two batteries for the Milwaukee ($169). It breaks lug nuts loose with ease, spins very fast, and is quiet.
Time will tell how long it and its batteries last.
Time will tell how long it and its batteries last.
05-17-2010, 08:19 AM
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Been a Nissan tech for nearly 5 years. Own both the 1/2" and 3/8" Snap-On cordless and they're great. I wouldn't even bother with another unless you plan on using it a few times a year. If it's a tool you're going to use all the time, might as well spend the money the first time.
05-17-2010, 01:50 PM
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I work for Grainger, whatever you decide on, let me know and I can try to get you my discount. (we don't carry snap-on) but we do have DeWalt, Bosch, Makita, Milwaukee, and a few others.
08-06-2014, 08:01 PM
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4 year thread bump for some new info on the technology.
looking for mainly lug nuts and suspension pieces and primary use, not often, but I am at he point in my life where I dont want to buy stuff twice cuz i tried to save a buck once.
looking for mainly lug nuts and suspension pieces and primary use, not often, but I am at he point in my life where I dont want to buy stuff twice cuz i tried to save a buck once.
08-07-2014, 04:29 AM
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Ingersol Rand cordless 1/2" impact. Go to tooltopia.com.
My Snap-On is now the weak gun compared to this gun.
The IR gun is strong enough to remove the axle nuts. No lug nut stands a chance
Care must be used when tightening, as it is strong enough to snap a stud right off.
My Snap-On is now the weak gun compared to this gun.
The IR gun is strong enough to remove the axle nuts. No lug nut stands a chance
Care must be used when tightening, as it is strong enough to snap a stud right off.
