popular Posted by b00gersugar • Dec 11, 2024
Dec 11, 2024 6:39 AM
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popular Posted by b00gersugar • Dec 11, 2024
Dec 11, 2024 6:39 AM
DeWalt DCF964B 20V MAX XR 3/4 In. High Torque Impact Wrench with Hog Ring Anvil (Tool Only) $299
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You could just buy the 1/2" version of this impact wrench, but I can attest that using the 1/2" for any real demanding applications results in damage to sockets. The 1/2" version is an awesome tool, but its torque kind of exceeds what 1/2" sockets can handle.
Doesn't matter, I ordered one anyway 😕
You could just buy the 1/2" version of this impact wrench, but I can attest that using the 1/2" for any real demanding applications results in damage to sockets. The 1/2" version is an awesome tool, but its torque kind of exceeds what 1/2" sockets can handle.
Wouldnt a breaker bar have been safer on that than a high torque impact wrench?
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You could just buy the 1/2" version of this impact wrench, but I can attest that using the 1/2" for any real demanding applications results in damage to sockets. The 1/2" version is an awesome tool, but its torque kind of exceeds what 1/2" sockets can handle.
My entry level brushed Porter Cable 1/2" impact wrench has loosened over a dozen anode rods for myself and friends/family, as well as countless over-torqued lug nuts. So while I agree that folks could find utility in having one, I still think this 3/4 is severe overkill.
You could just buy the 1/2" version of this impact wrench, but I can attest that using the 1/2" for any real demanding applications results in damage to sockets. The 1/2" version is an awesome tool, but its torque kind of exceeds what 1/2" sockets can handle.
You could just buy the 1/2" version of this impact wrench, but I can attest that using the 1/2" for any real demanding applications results in damage to sockets. The 1/2" version is an awesome tool, but its torque kind of exceeds what 1/2" sockets can handle.
I could not bust my water heater anode rod free with a mid strength DeWalt 1/2" impact. I think your correct this would be perfect for anode rods. My water heater is very old so maybe a 1/2" would work on a newer heater.
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You could just buy the 1/2" version of this impact wrench, but I can attest that using the 1/2" for any real demanding applications results in damage to sockets. The 1/2" version is an awesome tool, but its torque kind of exceeds what 1/2" sockets can handle.
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