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Milwaukee M12 Fuel Stubby 3/8" Impact Wrench (Tool Only; 2554-20) on sale for
$129.
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Milwaukee M12 Fuel Stubby 3/8" Impact Wrench (Tool Only; 2554-20) on sale for
$129.
Shipping is free on $199+.
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Ohiopowertool has
Milwaukee M12 Fuel Stubby 3/8" Impact Wrench (Tool Only; 2554-20) on sale for
$129.
Shipping is free.
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Sch.lov32 for finding this deal.
Features:
- Most compact - 4.8 in. in length
- 250 ft-lbs breakaway torque
- One of 90+ tools on the M12 system
- Greatest access in tight spaces at 4.8 in. in length
- 4-Mode drive control
- Auto-shut off mode reduces over fastening and increases productivity
- Powered by M12 REDLITHIUM batteries, redlink intelligence, and POWERSTATE Brushless motor
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This is definitely my favorite tool second to their og nonfuel electric ratchet
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The only other holdup is that I first want to see DeWalt's version in their 12V line, that just recently came out. Lowes has them I believe, and on paper it's supposed to be more powerful although online tests have shown them to be around the same in real world use, with the Milwaukee possibly being more powerful in breaking fasteners.
Btw Amazon has this for $170 so it's technically only $40 cheaper.
Also, an aside, but why do they tend to show images of this tool being used with deep sockets, even for applications that don't require them, since the whole point of this tool is its compactness and lightness? Wouldn't then want to show it with shallow sockets?
The only other holdup is that I first want to see DeWalt's version in their 12V line, that just recently came out. Lowes has them I believe, and on paper it's supposed to be more powerful although online tests have shown them to be around the same in real world use, with the Milwaukee possibly being more powerful in breaking fasteners.
Btw Amazon has this for $170 so it's technically only $40 cheaper.
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This is definitely my favorite tool second to their og nonfuel electric ratchet
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Add a Sunex 3/8" Impact set (#3342) & non-fuel, 3/8" m12 ratchet (2.0ah battery), and you'll have a perfect combination. Used this exact setup last week to swap a bumper on a 2500-series truck and install rock sliders. Saved at least an hour or more in labor (sweat) compared to a standard ratchet / socket set on the rock sliders alone.
The only other holdup is that I first want to see DeWalt's version in their 12V line, that just recently came out. Lowes has them I believe, and on paper it's supposed to be more powerful although online tests have shown them to be around the same in real world use, with the Milwaukee possibly being more powerful in breaking fasteners.
Btw Amazon has this for $170 so it's technically only $40 cheaper.
Also, an aside, but why do they tend to show images of this tool being used with deep sockets, even for applications that don't require them, since the whole point of this tool is its compactness and lightness? Wouldn't then want to show it with shallow sockets?
https://www.lowes.com/pd/DEWALT-1...1001001766
Edit: it appears that the price just jumped from $49 to $69 😥🙄
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