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popularTaco_Doomsday posted Today 01:54 PM
popularTaco_Doomsday posted Today 01:54 PM

Milwaukee M12 FUEL 12V Brushless Cordless 3/8 in. Ratchet (Tool-Only) 2557-20 $116

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This is listed as a Deal of the Day. Free delivery. This is the 2557-20 which is the non-high speed version. The difference appears to be available torque. This tool has a listed torque of 55 ftlbs, while the high speed version lists 35 ftlbs.

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This is listed as a Deal of the Day. Free delivery. This is the 2557-20 which is the non-high speed version. The difference appears to be available torque. This tool has a listed torque of 55 ftlbs, while the high speed version lists 35 ftlbs.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwa...re-details

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Model: Milwaukee M12 FUEL 3/8" Ratchet

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Today 02:30 PM
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BraveSummer7472Today 02:30 PM
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That is a pretty good price for what it is.
Today 05:41 PM
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Ion ControlToday 05:41 PM
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Other difference is head size. Much larger head on this one
Today 05:44 PM
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bradianderToday 05:44 PM
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I don't have one and I'm genuinely curious before I buy it, but can you use it like a hand tool when you need to apply more additional force than it can deliver to start or finish a bolt? Or would that break it?
Today 05:59 PM
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MellowCrow429Today 05:59 PM
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Quote from bradiander :
I don't have one and I'm genuinely curious before I buy it, but can you use it like a hand tool when you need to apply more additional force than it can deliver to start or finish a bolt? Or would that break it?
You use this to crack the bolt loose first then hit the trigger to run it out
Today 06:04 PM
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BlueCreator645Today 06:04 PM
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Q: Could this be used to remove the lug nuts on tires should I need to remove the tire?
Today 06:10 PM
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OrangeSpaniel2298Today 06:10 PM
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Quote from BlueCreator645 :
Q: Could this be used to remove the lug nuts on tires should I need to remove the tire?
Nowhere near enough torque to break them on even a car. You'd have to break them loose first, then this could do the other 90% of removal once loose
Today 06:17 PM
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SkillfulMustang3850Today 06:17 PM
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Which is better this one or the high speed one from woot?

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Today 06:18 PM
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BlueCreator645Today 06:18 PM
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Quote from OrangeSpaniel2298 :
Nowhere near enough torque to break them on even a car. You'd have to break them loose first, then this could do the other 90% of removal once loose
Thanks for the reply. Son gave me a breaker bar for Christmas - that should work with this for effective removal!
Today 06:31 PM
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OrangeStraw8750Today 06:31 PM
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Quote from bradiander :
I don't have one and I'm genuinely curious before I buy it, but can you use it like a hand tool when you need to apply more additional force than it can deliver to start or finish a bolt? Or would that break it?
they make a high speed and a high torque. the higher torque one is better for breaking bolts free. However the new one that you can order now is 70lb of torque and 400rpm so that's the clear winner. that said, if you don't need it to break free bolts whatsoever and just want something to speed up manual labor, getting the current high speed one on sale isn't the worst idea. that said, these are typically around $130 for the bare tool at places like Walmart and combined with cashback etc, it ends up coming to this price. Woot also had them for a bit cheaper recently, and had cashback options at well, putting them around $100. Me, I'm just gonna wait for a better price on the new model

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