RYOBI introduces the 18V ONE+ Brushless Cordless 4-Mode 1/2 in. Impact Wrench Kit with 4.0 Battery and Charger. The RYOBI 18V ONE+ HP Brushless line of products is redefining power and performance. The 18V ONE+ HP Brushless 4-Mode 1/2 in. High Torque Impact Wrench features a brushless motor delivering up to 1,170 ft./lbs. of breakaway torque, and up to 7X faster removal speed to excel in demanding applications. The 4-Mode control board provides low/medium and high speeds, while Auto Mode prevents overtightening in forward and provides controlled removal in reverse. The die cast gear case provides greater durability in the harshest work environments. This impact wrench is designed with efficiency in mind, the anvil with friction ring provides quick socket changes and the Tri-Beam LED worklights allow for clear workspace visibility. This partnership of power and performance make this the perfect solution for any automotive shop. The included 4.0 Ah Battery and Charger are compatible with all RYOBI 18V ONE+ Tools. Best of all, it is part of the RYOBI ONE+ System of over 300 Cordless Products that all work on the same battery platform. This impact wrench is backed by the RYOBI 3-Year Manufacturer's Warranty and includes the PBLIW01 18V Brushless 4-Mode 1/2 in. High Torque Impact Wrench, 4.0 Ah Battery, 18V Charger, and an operator's manual.
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Model: RYOBI ONE+ 18V Brushless Cordless 4-Mode 1/2 in. High Torque Impact Wrench Kit with 4.0 Battery and Charger
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So, long story, I was going to Alaska from Fl last year for vacation in a travel trailer and brought this tool along because at a bare minimum, inevitably there will be flat tires. I was somewhere in the remote area of the Alaska highway (either canada or ak) when I stopped for gas and noticed a tire was flat and had to change it. The temp was pretty cold, but not freezing, it was the light rain that made it unpleasant. I changed my tire with ease and pulled to the pump to fill up. I see another guy with a utility trailer pull off the road and begins to change one of his 8 lug tires with a dewalt brushless impact. The entire time I am pumping my 30gals I can hear his dewalt just screaming but barely budging the lugs. I see him dabbing some ATF on the lugs to help once they start moving, but for the 5+ minutes it took me at the pump, he didn't manage to get any lugs off and said only one of them moved a little. I said here, try my ryobi. He snickered a little and I was like, hey it's not going to hurt, give it a shot. When I handed it to him, he was visibly confused as the high torque ryobi is much bigger and heavier than normal. Although it struggled, it got all 8 lugs off where the dewalt wasn't doing anything. His socket was smoking about 30 seconds in, but luckily it was the right size and nothing stripped. This ryobi is truly a step above the rest.
This thing is a beast. Well worth the price. It actually makes more power on the 9ah battery, but you probably won't need that much power anyway.
Torque Test Channel updated review - https://youtu.be/_fg92TtbY2Y?si=EsrbB4D5FnKtMEap
This thing is a beast. Well worth the price. It actually makes more power on the 9ah battery, but you probably won't need that much power anyway.
Torque Test Channel updated review - https://youtu.be/_fg92TtbY2Y?si=EsrbB4D5FnKtMEap
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Because these are purchased together, it's not possible to return the battery and charge for a partial refund is it?
At this point I have enough batteries/chargers for home DIY stuff and just need the tool itself.
No, the hack only works on separate items bought together as a combo. In this case, it's one "product" so you can't. You might be better off on Direct tools outlet for it.
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So, long story, I was going to Alaska from Fl last year for vacation in a travel trailer and brought this tool along because at a bare minimum, inevitably there will be flat tires. I was somewhere in the remote area of the Alaska highway (either canada or ak) when I stopped for gas and noticed a tire was flat and had to change it. The temp was pretty cold, but not freezing, it was the light rain that made it unpleasant. I changed my tire with ease and pulled to the pump to fill up. I see another guy with a utility trailer pull off the road and begins to change one of his 8 lug tires with a dewalt brushless impact. The entire time I am pumping my 30gals I can hear his dewalt just screaming but barely budging the lugs. I see him dabbing some ATF on the lugs to help once they start moving, but for the 5+ minutes it took me at the pump, he didn't manage to get any lugs off and said only one of them moved a little. I said here, try my ryobi. He snickered a little and I was like, hey it's not going to hurt, give it a shot. When I handed it to him, he was visibly confused as the high torque ryobi is much bigger and heavier than normal. Although it struggled, it got all 8 lugs off where the dewalt wasn't doing anything. His socket was smoking about 30 seconds in, but luckily it was the right size and nothing stripped. This ryobi is truly a step above the rest.
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So, long story, I was going to Alaska from Fl last year for vacation in a travel trailer and brought this tool along because at a bare minimum, inevitably there will be flat tires. I was somewhere in the remote area of the Alaska highway (either canada or ak) when I stopped for gas and noticed a tire was flat and had to change it. The temp was pretty cold, but not freezing, it was the light rain that made it unpleasant. I changed my tire with ease and pulled to the pump to fill up. I see another guy with a utility trailer pull off the road and begins to change one of his 8 lug tires with a dewalt brushless impact. The entire time I am pumping my 30gals I can hear his dewalt just screaming but barely budging the lugs. I see him dabbing some ATF on the lugs to help once they start moving, but for the 5+ minutes it took me at the pump, he didn't manage to get any lugs off and said only one of them moved a little. I said here, try my ryobi. He snickered a little and I was like, hey it's not going to hurt, give it a shot. When I handed it to him, he was visibly confused as the high torque ryobi is much bigger and heavier than normal. Although it struggled, it got all 8 lugs off where the dewalt wasn't doing anything. His socket was smoking about 30 seconds in, but luckily it was the right size and nothing stripped. This ryobi is truly a step above the rest.
While this is a capable tool, so are most DeWalts. If he was unable to remove lug nuts with his there could've been many reasons, such as:
older or low-torque model of DeWalt impact
using an impact driver instead of impact wrench
old, small, or discharged battery
using torque-robbing adapters
lug nut was overtightened by shop gorilla with big impact
This vs mid torque Ridgid for 65$, any suggestions pleaseeee , my usage to remove lug nuts for large SUVs..
High torque isn't usually necessary for most things on regular consumer vehicles, including lug nuts. The Ridgid, or Ryobi, mid-torque should be plenty.
Even my little 250 ft-lbs rated subcompact Ridgid handles my lug nuts with aplomb. But I should note that my lug nuts are correctly torqued and get removed frequently enough that corrosion isn't a problem, so your mileage may vary.
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This vs mid torque Ridgid for 65$, any suggestions pleaseeee , my usage to remove lug nuts for large SUVs..
usually, the mid torque is enough for lug nuts. The assumption is your lug nuts are properly installed and not seized. The common torque number is around 90-120 lbs/ft for wheel and mid torque wrench is 400+ lbs/ft
This vs mid torque Ridgid for 65$, any suggestions pleaseeee , my usage to remove lug nuts for large SUVs..
I bought two of the mid torque Ridgid deal with two batteries and put them in my cars. I got to used it two days ago when my wife ran over some metal piece. So glad I got it, changed her wheel less than 15 minutes.
Sold my Kobalt impact wrench. Since Ridgid batteries will work with my Milwaukee and Makita.
I bought two of the mid torque Ridgid deal with two batteries and put them in my cars. I got to used it two days ago when my wife ran over some metal piece. So glad I got it, changed her wheel less than 15 minutes.
Sold my Kobalt impact wrench. Since Ridgid batteries will work with my Milwaukee and Makita.
Using some battery adapter?
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At this point I have enough batteries/chargers for home DIY stuff and just need the tool itself.
At this point I have enough batteries/chargers for home DIY stuff and just need the tool itself.
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Even my little 250 ft-lbs rated subcompact Ridgid handles my lug nuts with aplomb. But I should note that my lug nuts are correctly torqued and get removed frequently enough that corrosion isn't a problem, so your mileage may vary.
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Sold my Kobalt impact wrench. Since Ridgid batteries will work with my Milwaukee and Makita.
Sold my Kobalt impact wrench. Since Ridgid batteries will work with my Milwaukee and Makita.
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