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Product Name: | Milwaukee M18 FUEL 1/2 in. Cordless Brushless Impact Wrench with Friction Ring Bare Tool 18 vol |
Product Description: | The MILWAUKEE M18 FUEL Mid-Torque Impact Wrench delivers 450 ft. lbs. of fastening torque and 600 ft. lbs. nut-busting torque and is more powerful while up to 2 in. shorter and 1.5 lbs. lighter than many competitive impact wrenches. The POWERSTATE Brushless Motor delivers up to 0- 2,400 RPM for increased productivity. REDLINK PLUS Intelligence is the most advanced electronic system and prevents damage to the tool and battery caused by overloading or overheating. The cordless impact wrench delivers more work per charge and more work over the life of the pack when compared to competitive batteries. The 3-Mode DRIVE CONTROL provides greater control over output speed and power for greater versatility. At 6.7 in. in length and 5.3 lbs. with a XC5.0AH battery, the compact mid-torque impact wrench delivers the balance and weight desired by professionals for all day use. This tool allows quick, tool-free socket changes with a 1/2 in. friction ring anvil. A new over-mold material gives you ultimate comfort during prolonged use while lasting longer against corrosive materials. |
Model Number: | 2808996 |
Product SKU: | acehardware_2808996 |
UPC: | 045242485116 |
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The high-torque is really too bulky to use most of the time. Unless you're swapping crank shafts on engines all the time, or work at a tire shop and deal with over torqued lug nuts or rusty ones, it's not very useful. The high-torque is not worth more money in my view, simply because you end up paying for the extra torque with bulk.
This price seems okish, personally I would pass unless I absolutely need a wrench now, but it's not outrageous either. I paid $169 for the mid-torque + battery combo at international tool about a year ago. I actually like the pin detent more too. Definitely feels more secure, and it's easy to use if you keep an allen wrench handy.
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Only thing you may want to skip this for 2767-20 is would be balancer bolts. The mid may have problems with those.
That's exactly why I wanted the mid torque, to completely replace an air impact.
Only thing you may want to skip this for 2767-20 is would be balancer bolts. The mid may have problems with those.
Are you able to take off lug nuts without breaking them first? That's my biggest hesitation with the mid-torque model, after I saw a few product reviews with guys saying it struggles with breaking lose lug nuts
The high-torque is really too bulky to use most of the time. Unless you're swapping crank shafts on engines all the time, or work at a tire shop and deal with over torqued lug nuts or rusty ones, it's not very useful. The high-torque is not worth more money in my view, simply because you end up paying for the extra torque with bulk.
This price seems okish, personally I would pass unless I absolutely need a wrench now, but it's not outrageous either. I paid $169 for the mid-torque + battery combo at international tool about a year ago. I actually like the pin detent more too. Definitely feels more secure, and it's easy to use if you keep an allen wrench handy.
https://slickdeals.net/e/12334531-milwaukee-m18-1-2-mid-torque-wrench-with-5-0-mah-battery-169?v=1&src=Sit
The high-torque is really too bulky to use most of the time. Unless you're swapping crank shafts on engines all the time, or work at a tire shop and deal with over torqued lug nuts or rusty ones, it's not very useful. The high-torque is not worth more money in my view, simply because you end up paying for the extra torque with bulk.
This price seems okish, personally I would pass unless I absolutely need a wrench now, but it's not outrageous either. I paid $169 for the mid-torque + battery combo at international tool about a year ago. I actually like the pin detent more too. Definitely feels more secure, and it's easy to use if you keep an allen wrench handy.
https://slickdeals.net/e/12334531-milwaukee-m18-1-2-mid-torque-wrench-with-5-0-mah-battery-169?v=1&src=Sit
I bought both high torque and mid torque just a couple weeks ago on the Zoro deal OP linked, except I had a 25% off coupon. I was just removing a subframe on a Toyota and used my old Craftsman 19.2 impact which didn't have enough power to remove those bolts. I should have tried the M18 mid torque, but didn't think about it and jumped straight to the high torque. It made it look easy! I expect my long breaker bars to see a lot less use now.
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