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Ryobi ONE+ 18V Cordless 1/2" Impact Wrench & 3/8" Impact Wrench (Tools Only) Expired
$109
$179.00
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Home Depot has Ryobi ONE+ 18V Cordless 1/2" Impact Wrench & 3/8" Impact Wrench (Tools Only) for $109. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member Andytime for finding this deal.
Includes:
Thanks to community member Andytime for finding this deal.
Includes:
- 1/2" 18V ONE+ Impact Wrench (P261)
- 3/8" 18V ONE+ Impact Wrench (P263)
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- This price matches the previous frontpage deal last November.
- 4.6 stars out of 5 overall based on 2,200+ reviews on Home Depot
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Edited January 28, 2021
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Ryobi ONE+ 18V Cordless Combo Kit with 3-Speed 1/2 in. Impact Wrench and 3/8 in. 3-Speed Impact Wrench
39% off. Prior front page deal from Black Friday which sold out. Shipping is free.
Includes:
https://www.homedepot.c
39% off. Prior front page deal from Black Friday which sold out. Shipping is free.
Includes:
- P261 1/2 in. 18-Volt ONE+ Impact Wrench
- P263 3/8 in. 18-Volt ONE+ Impact Wrench
- Produces 300 ft./lbs. torque and up to 3,200 impacts per minute
- 3-speed selector switch
- Tri-LED light increases work area visibility
- 150 ft./lb. torque and up to 3,400 impacts per minute
- 3-speed selector
- Tri-LED light increases work area visibility
https://www.homedepot.c
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Another consideration to make: While most people advocate picking one tool platform and sticking with it so you stay with the same battery/company, Ryobi does serve as a pretty good alternative for adding infrequently used tools to a collection for home DIY. Example: Maybe you choose Dewalt for your drills, impact driver, and saws, but get Ryobi for a sander, light, inflator, and impact wrench if you don't do a lot of automotive.
There's no perfect answer here but hope this helps.
OP is keeping us informed, which I applaud (& always will). And as much as you post on tool deals here, it's sorta sad to see the whine bubble up from you, IMHO. Sorry man, I've seen it before & I guess my anti-whine rant here has now come due. LOL
Sure, I've seen this posted before... but it's great when someone takes the time to post it again, letting the masses know it's back in stock, even if the price is still holding steady at its historical low.
Besides, don't you still have 20+ of the old free Craftsman Nextecs piled up in your garage for your rental home empire? Haha.
Anyway... Happy Friday/weekend. ✓
BTW, repping the OP for the heads up on this deal. Thx sir.
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Another consideration to make: While most people advocate picking one tool platform and sticking with it so you stay with the same battery/company, Ryobi does serve as a pretty good alternative for adding infrequently used tools to a collection for home DIY. Example: Maybe you choose Dewalt for your drills, impact driver, and saws, but get Ryobi for a sander, light, inflator, and impact wrench if you don't do a lot of automotive.
There's no perfect answer here but hope this helps.
its already on home depot's site
https://www.homedepot.c
600ft lb of powaaaaaaaa
/queue the time the toolman taylor grunt.
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But... there is no charger or battery (keep that in mind when buying this) in this 'kit'.
Meh. Seriously man... why whine about the small stuff?
OP is keeping us informed, which I applaud (& always will). And as much as you post on tool deals here, it's sorta sad to see the whine bubble up from you, IMHO. Sorry man, I've seen it before & I guess my anti-whine rant here has now come due. LOL
Sure, I've seen this posted before... but it's great when someone takes the time to post it again, letting the masses know it's back in stock, even if the price is still holding steady at its historical low.
Besides, don't you still have 20+ of the old free Craftsman Nextecs piled up in your garage for your rental home empire? Haha.
Anyway... Happy Friday/weekend. ✓
BTW, repping the OP for the heads up on this deal. Thx sir.
Ive got the 1/2" impact wrench. It's taken lug nuts off every vehicle I've asked it to and some suspension bolts. Remember these don't have a battery so this kit is more "do you already have the one plus batteries". If so, it's good. If not, then you gotta factor in a battery and charger.
Remember these are "consumer" tools. You're not opening a Firestone location with them. They're great for what you ask but people start comparing them to thousand dollar tools and they conclude "these are junk don't buy them". I think they work fine
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Remember these are "consumer" tools. You're not opening a Firestone location with them. They're great for what you ask but people start comparing them to thousand dollar tools and they conclude "these are junk don't buy them". I think they work fine
I've never used any impact wrenches on auto work before. Would the 300 ft/lb wrench alone be good enough, using a converter socket of course, or is it handy to have both?
Are you able to use this as a torque wrench as well? (set to x ft/lbs). Guessing not.
Is there any danger to Fing up rusted bolts that need a little breaking? I mean use some PB blaster and stuff sure, but just pull the trigger and go?
FINALLY, have you found this useless for tight spaces? Maybe with extension bars? I think about when I last dropped my truck's transmission and how 80% of the time was angling my socket wrench on hard to reach bolts. In other words, what have you found this saves time and effort on other than lugnuts? I'll take my answers off air. Thanks if you are able to respond with you thoughts!