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Feb 5, 2024 6:15 PM
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frontpage Posted by skarim1 • Feb 5, 2024
Feb 5, 2024 6:15 PM
Ridgid 18V Brushless 4-Mode 1/2" Impact Wrench Kit w/ 2x 4Ah Batteries & Charger
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The mid-torque is much better. Plenty of power and not so heavy to be an issue.
I have both, mechanic work, and I use the mid-torque 95% of the time. high torque is mostly for crank bolts and rusty suspension work.
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The mid-torque is much better. Plenty of power and not so heavy to be an issue.
I have both, mechanic work, and I use the mid-torque 95% of the time. high torque is mostly for crank bolts and rusty suspension work.
The mid-torque is much better. Plenty of power and not so heavy to be an issue.
I have both, mechanic work, and I use the mid-torque 95% of the time. high torque is mostly for crank bolts and rusty suspension work.
My 2 cents
I would still feel safer using this ridgid or my m18 mid torque, as they both have auto stop feature when the bolt/lugs are loose or somewhat tight enough to finish with a torque wrench. Unlike the high torque m18 does not have this feature.
My 2 cents
I would still feel safer using this ridgid or my m18 mid torque, as they both have auto stop feature when the bolt/lugs are loose or somewhat tight enough to finish with a torque wrench. Unlike the high torque m18 does not have this feature.
"Built with 3 speeds and an auto tightening mode, users can adjust speed and power for added control. This Brushless Mid-Torque Impact Wrench utilizes auto-tightening mode to automatically stop when fastening bolts to prevent over tightening. In reverse, this mode delivers full breakaway torque, then stops when the bolt is loose."
Edit: My bad, I thought you were implying this wrench does not have auto stop features.
The mid-torque is much better. Plenty of power and not so heavy to be an issue.
I have both, mechanic work, and I use the mid-torque 95% of the time. high torque is mostly for crank bolts and rusty suspension work.
I get that people just slam stuff back on but geez some people need to use a tool for it's purpose and use proper tools.
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The mid-torque is much better. Plenty of power and not so heavy to be an issue.
I have both, mechanic work, and I use the mid-torque 95% of the time. high torque is mostly for crank bolts and rusty suspension work.
As I read your first paragraph, I thought to myself "this guy hasn't worked on a crank bolt or suspensions."
Your last paragraph showed me you know what's up!