The Home Depot[homedepot.com] has Ryobi One+ 18V Cordless 2-Tool Combo Kit with 1/2" Impact Wrench, 3/8" Impact Wrench, 2.0 Ah Battery & Charger on sale for $129.Shipping is free. Now $139
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The RYOBI 18V ONE+ 2-Tool Combo Kit comes with a 3/8" impact wrench and 1/2" impact wrench, allowing you to tackle all your automotive DIY needs. Why have one when you can have them both? Producing 220 ft-lbs., the 3/8" impact wrench provides up to 3,400 impacts per minute. Producing 375 ft-lbs. of fastening torque, the 1/2" impact wrench provides up to 3,100 impacts per minute. The 1/2” also features a variable speed trigger features an RPM of 0 - 2,700. Both wrenches feature an anvil with friction ring that allow for efficient socket changes. They both have an on-board LED worklight that creates additional visibility for all of your projects. These wrenches are perfect for a variety of automotive and fastening applications. They both feature an on-board LED worklight create additional visibility for all of your projects. Best of all, it is part of the RYOBI ONE+ system where any 18V ONE+ battery works with any 18V ONE+ product. This 18V ONE+ 2-Tool Combo Kit is backed by the RYOBI 3-Year Manufacturer's Warranty and includes PCL250 18V ONE+ 3/8" Impact Wrench, PCL265 18V ONE+ 1/2" Impact Wrench, PBP006 18V ONE+ 2Ah Lithium Battery, 18V ONE+ Charger and Operator’s Manual.
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The Home Depot[homedepot.com] has Ryobi One+ 18V Cordless 2-Tool Combo Kit with 1/2" Impact Wrench, 3/8" Impact Wrench, 2.0 Ah Battery & Charger on sale for $129.Shipping is free. Now $139
Model: RYOBI ONE+ 18V Cordless 2-Tool Combo Kit with 1/2 in. Impact Wrench, 3/8 in. Impact Wrench, 2.0 Ah Battery, and Charger
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Will the 3/8's unit do Toyota Prius Lug Nuts and Motorcycle Axel Nuts ?
I'd use the 1/2". I have the 1/2" and it's just barely enough for lug nuts and stuck bolts. I'm not really sure what the use case is for a 3/8" impact. For small stuff I use my impact driver with adapters to 1/4" and 3/8" sockets. For big things I break out the 1/2" impact.
It's rated for 200 ft lbs or so. Prius is 75 ft lbs lug nuts. So yes on Prius.
Motorcycle is probably closer to 100 ft lbs. So it will be close.
Would need a fully battery and a little luck.
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I'd use the 1/2". I have the 1/2" and it's just barely enough for lug nuts and stuck bolts. I'm not really sure what the use case is for a 3/8" impact. For small stuff I use my impact driver with adapters to 1/4" and 3/8" sockets. For big things I break out the 1/2" impact.
I'd use the 1/2". I have the 1/2" and it's just barely enough for lug nuts and stuck bolts. I'm not really sure what the use case is for a 3/8" impact. For small stuff I use my impact driver with adapters to 1/4" and 3/8" sockets. For big things I break out the 1/2" impact.
The majority of bolts on a car are rated for much less. Slack an extension and 10mm impact on that 3/8" impact and it will do the work on vehicles. Wouldn't use it as a full time mechanic. But home mechanic sure.
What's the point of having a 3/8 impact wrench if you have a 1/2 impact wrench? Is it the weight and size that makes it worth it? Is it so you don't have to worry about over tightening?
It's rated for 200 ft lbs or so. Prius is 75 ft lbs lug nuts. So yes on Prius.
Motorcycle is probably closer to 100 ft lbs. So it will be close.
Would need a fully battery and a little luck.
may I ask how you go about looking that information up? I know "google it" but is there a trusted source you go to for that kind of specific information? or do you go straight to googling the prius manual pdf?
may I ask how you go about looking that information up? I know "google it" but is there a trusted source you go to for that kind of specific information? or do you go straight to googling the prius manual pdf?
I just searched for "Prius lug nut torque" and immediately got 76 ft/lbs. Torque specs are based on the size of the lug bolt being used on a specific vehicle.
I'd use the 1/2". I have the 1/2" and it's just barely enough for lug nuts and stuck bolts. I'm not really sure what the use case is for a 3/8" impact. For small stuff I use my impact driver with adapters to 1/4" and 3/8" sockets. For big things I break out the 1/2" impact.
That's surprising to hear that experience about the 1/2". I had a stuck axle nut that I couldn't budge with a 2' breaker bar. The 1/2" impact spun it right off in two seconds.
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I'd use the 1/2". I have the 1/2" and it's just barely enough for lug nuts and stuck bolts. I'm not really sure what the use case is for a 3/8" impact. For small stuff I use my impact driver with adapters to 1/4" and 3/8" sockets. For big things I break out the 1/2" impact.
I've seen tests of the 1/2" loosening lug nuts up to 400ft/lbs, so if yours is struggling, may want to try a new 4Ah or higher battery, and if still struggling, you may have a tool issue and/or highly over torqued fasteners.
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Will the 3/8's unit do Toyota Prius Lug Nuts and Motorcycle Axel Nuts ?I
If the lug nuts are on at spec, even a higher rated impact driver should be able to remove the lugs, yet alone a 3/8" or 1/2" impact wrench.
That said, many shops and many people don't properly hand thread the lugs and use a torque wrench when tightening, but use an impact wrench and hammer away on them.
The 1/2" will be more than capable of removing them...many have enough to literally break off the wheel stud, but the 3/8" SHOULD also be capable if everything is at or even near design spec.
*Adapters, especially narrow extensions, will leech torque from anything you use, so you'll get maximum torque transfer without one.
* Also only ever use IMPACT RATED sockets with an impact, and wear protective eyewear. Using standard sockets presents a high risk of cracking/shattering which can be very dangerous given the energies involved.
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If you don't already have a 4aH battery (at least) to go with this 1/2" Impact wrench, I'd figure that into your budget because you're going to want one.
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Motorcycle is probably closer to 100 ft lbs. So it will be close.
Would need a fully battery and a little luck.
Motorcycle is probably closer to 100 ft lbs. So it will be close.
Would need a fully battery and a little luck.
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Motorcycle is probably closer to 100 ft lbs. So it will be close.
Would need a fully battery and a little luck.
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That said, many shops and many people don't properly hand thread the lugs and use a torque wrench when tightening, but use an impact wrench and hammer away on them.
The 1/2" will be more than capable of removing them...many have enough to literally break off the wheel stud, but the 3/8" SHOULD also be capable if everything is at or even near design spec.
*Adapters, especially narrow extensions, will leech torque from anything you use, so you'll get maximum torque transfer without one.
* Also only ever use IMPACT RATED sockets with an impact, and wear protective eyewear. Using standard sockets presents a high risk of cracking/shattering which can be very dangerous given the energies involved.
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