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Milwaukee M18 FUEL 18V Lithium-Ion Brushless Cordless 1/2 in. Impact Wrench with Friction Ring (Tool-Only) 2767-20 $177.72 w/ “hack” - $177.72
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M18 Fuel 1/2" impact for $177.72 with battery return "hack".
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The friction ring attachment is cumbersome but it works. You'll usually put an extension and then the socket on this tool, or for tightening lug nuts you can use a "torque stick" and a socket.
The other thing about Milwaukee tools is that oil and grease will stain them and you can't clean it off. I've tried all sorts of different cleaners and you'll just have to accept that they'll get stained the first time you use one.
In general, I think it's great. The only disappointment I have is that I bought a Milwaukee 3/8" impact for lighter duty work and it isn't very good. The 3/8" doesn't come close to its advertised "nut breaking" spec, so for me it's mostly the 1/2" or the small 1/4" hex driver. The hex driver is my favorite for engine work.
The friction ring attachment is cumbersome but it works. You'll usually put an extension and then the socket on this tool, or for tightening lug nuts you can use a "torque stick" and a socket.
The other thing about Milwaukee tools is that oil and grease will stain them and you can't clean it off. I've tried all sorts of different cleaners and you'll just have to accept that they'll get stained the first time you use one.
In general, I think it's great. The only disappointment I have is that I bought a Milwaukee 3/8" impact for lighter duty work and it isn't very good. The 3/8" doesn't come close to its advertised "nut breaking" spec, so for me it's mostly the 1/2" or the small 1/4" hex driver. The hex driver is my favorite for engine work.
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If you're planning on properly torquing the lugs after, it's not much more effort to manually break the lugs before. But if you're planning on using this to tighten your lugs after, that's not a great practice.
If you're planning on properly torquing the lugs after, it's not much more effort to manually break the lugs before. But if you're planning on using this to tighten your lugs after, that's not a great practice.
And if I was breaking the lugs nuts manually with my breaker bar, that would take about 80% more time than just busting 20 nuts open with an impact wrench that would be done in 5-10 minutes. Im sure a few of them have been over tightened as well so I could be facing that too.
Edit: I didnt up getting this m18 impact wrench because my research showed that m12 batteries are not compatible with m18's? So i went with a ryobi that has more torque busting at 600ft/lbs for cheaper
And if I was breaking the lugs nuts manually with my breaker bar, that would take about 80% more time than just busting 20 nuts open with an impact wrench that would be done in 5-10 minutes. Im sure a few of them have been over tightened as well so I could be facing that too.
Edit: I didnt up getting this m18 impact wrench because my research showed that m12 batteries are not compatible with m18's? So i went with a ryobi that has more torque busting at 600ft/lbs for cheaper
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