Home Depot has Ryobi One+ 18V Brushless High Torque Impact Wrench Kit w/ 4.0Ah Battery/Charger (PBLIW01K1) on sale for $159. Shipping is free or choose curbside pickup where stock permits.
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Home Depot has Ryobi One+ 18V Brushless High Torque Impact Wrench Kit w/ 4.0Ah Battery/Charger (PBLIW01K1) on sale for $159. Shipping is free or choose curbside pickup where stock permits.
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Thanks to Community Member Tazmania99 for sharing this deal.
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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I love this impact wrench. It's handled every rusted bolt I threw at it from multiple vehicles. Even bolts where impact wrenches are known to fail, like a harmonic balancer bolt on the Honda pilot. The automatic setting is great for making sure you don't over-torque.
My cons so far are that this sucker is heavy, and it's huge. The tradeoff for power is that you will not be able to get this into tight spots. I hate fighting with bolts, so I'm buying a separate impact wrench specifically for tight fits.
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I love this impact wrench. It's handled every rusted bolt I threw at it from multiple vehicles. Even bolts where impact wrenches are known to fail, like a harmonic balancer bolt on the Honda pilot. The automatic setting is great for making sure you don't over-torque.
My cons so far are that this sucker is heavy, and it's huge. The tradeoff for power is that you will not be able to get this into tight spots. I hate fighting with bolts, so I'm buying a separate impact wrench specifically for tight fits.
This is a beast with HP batteries. I finally purchased this over the Milwaukee high torque impact wrench which is $190 for the tool alone after hack. The Ryobi coming with a free 4.0 HP battery and a charger makes it a far better deal. I think both perform pretty closely.
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I love this impact wrench. It's handled every rusted bolt I threw at it from multiple vehicles. Even bolts where impact wrenches are known to fail, like a harmonic balancer bolt on the Honda pilot. The automatic setting is great for making sure you don't over-torque.
My cons so far are that this sucker is heavy, and it's huge. The tradeoff for power is that you will not be able to get this into tight spots. I hate fighting with bolts, so I'm buying a separate impact wrench specifically for tight fits.
Does this have enough power to take off lug nuts on your tires
Way more power than you'll ever need. I have this model and the P262 and use the P262 a lot more for lug nuts because it's smaller and lighter. This model is over kill for lug nuts IMO but it's better to have more than less.
Put this in auto mode and forget about it. I have it and while yes, it's heavy, it gets the job done. 3/4 ton pickup truck lug nuts are no match for this. I've even used it for 8mm and 10mm bolts adapted all the way down to 1/4 drive WHEN IN AUTO MODE (because the hate will fly for me saying that.)
As my buddy used to say about heavy tools, "Quicher...." you know the rest.
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Way more power than you'll ever need. I have this model and the P262 and use the P262 a lot more for lug nuts because it's smaller and lighter. This model is over kill for lug nuts IMO but it's better to have more than less.
I have the 262 as well and occasionally run into lug nuts it won't get. This one gets them all though.
Way more power than you'll ever need. I have this model and the P262 and use the P262 a lot more for lug nuts because it's smaller and lighter. This model is over kill for lug nuts IMO but it's better to have more than less.
Add an hp battery into your p262 and its even more a beast! Its my daily..the PBLIW01 is nice but bulky and heavy.
Does this have enough power to take off lug nuts on your tires
I use this to take off 400lb torqued nuts off medium size trucks and it removes them like butter.
And a standard vehicle you're talking about 160lbs on the higher end. The smaller the less pounds you need to battle with
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I already own this as well and like all others mentioned it's great. This has handled everything I've thrown at it, which is a lot. 36mm axel hub bolts, 2500HD lug nuts, etc. etc.
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My cons so far are that this sucker is heavy, and it's huge. The tradeoff for power is that you will not be able to get this into tight spots. I hate fighting with bolts, so I'm buying a separate impact wrench specifically for tight fits.
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My cons so far are that this sucker is heavy, and it's huge. The tradeoff for power is that you will not be able to get this into tight spots. I hate fighting with bolts, so I'm buying a separate impact wrench specifically for tight fits.
My cons so far are that this sucker is heavy, and it's huge. The tradeoff for power is that you will not be able to get this into tight spots. I hate fighting with bolts, so I'm buying a separate impact wrench specifically for tight fits.
As my buddy used to say about heavy tools, "Quicher...." you know the rest.
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And a standard vehicle you're talking about 160lbs on the higher end. The smaller the less pounds you need to battle with
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