Home Depot has
Ryobi One+ 18V Brushless 1/2" High Torque Impact Wrench w/ 2.0Ah HP Battery (PSBIW25B-PBP003) for
$119.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member
J11_I_am for finding this deal.
Features:- Compact 5.4 in. in length
- ONE+ HP Technology delivers up to 275 ft./lbs. of torque
- 3 Speeds + Auto mode for user control in a variety of applications
- Tri-beam LEDs for increased visibility
- Die cast gear case for maximum durability
- Part of the RYOBI 18V ONE+ System of Over 300 Cordless Products
- 3-year manufacturer's warranty
Includes:- 1x PSBIW25 18V ONE+ HP Compact Brushless 4-Mode 1/2 in. Impact Wrench
- 1x 2.0 Ah HIGH PERFORMANCE Battery
- Operator's Manual
- Charger sold separately
Top Comments
I've been eyeing it for a while now as a cheap impact wrench to take with me on road trips. I currently own three Dewalt 1/2" 20V impact wrenches (High, Mid, Low), and a little 3/8" 12V.
Edit: FYI....that's with using the 6ah HP battery
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We actually use our teeth
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I would say if you're just an average diy type that only uses the tools once or twice a year to go with Rigid. Ryobi, Rigid and Milwaukee power tools are all made by TTI. However, Rigid has the best "warranty" with their Lifetime Service Agreement. Provided you register all items (tool, battery, charger) within 90 days of purchasing. They now even included battery only purchases.
Have an issue, mail in the tool/battery with provided shipping label and they sort. Just ensure you register the replacement device. Given that all batteries will eventually wear out, never having to pay for a replacement battery again or even that specific tool, is a hard deal to beat. You can even get adapters on eBay to allow use of Rigid batteries with Ryobi tools.
we shake it until it becomes loose..........
While the cost of entry initially for Dewalt drill is few bucks more, their subsequent tools afterwards cost significantly more. And they dont have nearly as many of selection as Ryobi does. And you're absolutely right, the quality may not be as good.. but for the average home owner like myself, it's unlikely that the tool will crap out during my ownership.
My neighbor wishes he never gotten into a Dewalt ecosystem because he now prefers versatility vs premium.
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And why would you link a product thread that has nothing but thumbs down?
The '24 Toyota warranty as well as the Advanced Wheel Locks I purchased for it both say that using an impact will void the warranty.
At $150 for a set of 4 lugs, I'm not chancing it.
The HP batteries have an extra tab for additional power draw, which does affect the performance on tools that support it. But other than that, you'll get the same output on a 2aH as you will on a larger battery — one will just run longer.
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Be my guest if you could use 20yo stock wheels.