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the one rated at 1,200 looks to be the 3/4 drive impact....not 1/2 drive...but then again some of the specs on the CPO site say otherwise??Milwaukee M18 Fuel. I have the 3/8" drive and it zips lugnuts off pretty easy. The 1/2" is rated at 1,100 ft-lbs, same as the I-R I believe. I'm hooked on the M18 platform though. There have been some great discussions over on Garage Journal about the various brands.
That's the biggest one I have as well. Seems to work pretty well for most stuff that I know I don't know ahead of time that I need an air impact on. That 1/2" IR 20v is pretty much the baddest one out there. My Snap-On has broken some 33mm/1 5/16" lugnuts loose @ 450ft/lbs, but it wasn't happy.I still have my ct6850 snap on impact...but I'm sure there are better impacts now...ive had mine for about 4 yrs
I don't think you will find a cordless that will touch a 1" bolt that's torqued to spec. Std grade 8 trq on a 1" bolt is 660ft lbs. You need a good 3/4" air gun or bigger.I have a Makita 3/8th and a driver impact for little stuff, but what do you guys use for big stuff? Axles, 1 inch and greater bolts, pinion nuts, fire truck wheel nuts. Thanks. I heard that the 1/2 Ingersoll Rand is a beast.
http://www.milwaukeetool.com/power-tools/cordless/2763-22the one rated at 1,200 looks to be the 3/4 drive impact....not 1/2 drive...but then again some of the specs on the CPO site say otherwise??
Same here.I have a snap on 1/2 inch. Its pretty good but i dont bother with most big stuff i just go to my air gun.
Failing that,a thermic lance will take care of it.:smt023hitachi 18 volt here
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spoken like a boilie...:smt110Failing that,a thermic lance will take care of it.:smt023