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Post #132669551 added 11-29-2019 12:17 PM by DVDxR in Deal Talk
Usually it's because you would have a big mid or high torque 1/2" which is significantly larger and heavier than a 3/8. However in this case they appear about the same size so yea, not sure why you...
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Post #132680354 added 11-29-2019 2:35 PM by elbee33 in Deal Talk
A word of caution: I have the P261 and contrary to what some have reported, there is insufficient torque to break lug nuts loose. I have to manually do this and then use the wrench. Sort of...
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Post #132687449 added 11-29-2019 4:16 PM by Jaydotseedot in Deal Talk
The 1/2 gun is actually pretty decent for diy auto types. Has no problem removing properly tightened lug nuts even on a 3/4 ton truck. I have a matco 1/2 air impact and use the ryobi more then it in...
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Post #132659456 added 11-29-2019 10:25 AM by Hogan773 in Deal Talk
Don't really understand the need for a 3/8 impact wrench. I have the 1/2 inch Ridgid version brushless and it is great. I'd think when you want an impact wrench you want to have some power on...
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Post #132690071 added 11-29-2019 4:52 PM by WayTooEasy in Deal Talk
Of course..
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Post #132702110 added 11-29-2019 7:59 PM by MichaelTLee in Deal Talk
check this video out, he tested 4 of them: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZUQ-SKekcQ&t=395s
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Post #133887971 added 12-30-2019 9:10 AM by Glee217 in Deal Talk
So i.e. if speed 1 is used then the torque will NEVER reach 300 lb ft? It will always be around ~30 lb ft? Also the units lb ft and ft lb can be used interchangeably correct?
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Post #132659660 added 11-29-2019 10:27 AM by MoisesA7010 in Deal Talk
thats exactly what I was thinking. Only thing I would see useful for both that someone is doing a project and can have 3/8 sockets attached to the 3/8 wrench and the other for 1/2 so it saves time...
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Post #132762500 added 11-30-2019 7:51 PM by sunfic in Deal Talk
Isn’t this a better deal? For same $99 18-Volt ONE+ Lithium-Ion Cordless 3-Speed 1/2 in. Impact Wrench Kit with (1) 4.0 Ah Battery, 18-Volt Charger, and Bag ...
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Post #132725564 added 11-30-2019 7:47 AM by netsteeler in Deal Talk
there are many applications, many jobs where a smaller impact is preferable. Like Machinists, Construction, woodworking, I can imagine tons of uses,
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Post #132725594 added 11-30-2019 7:48 AM by netsteeler in Deal Talk
yep, same here.
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Post #132661910 added 11-29-2019 10:52 AM by ginuwinqbin in Deal Talk
1st world problems. Nice to have. Plus, for me, any additional conveniences I can afford myself that actually encourage me to do whatever project I need to get done instead of paying someone else to...
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Post #132712304 added 11-29-2019 11:24 PM by grandprixfamily in Deal Talk
I have the 1/2 inch one already. works on my 140 ft/lb 6 lug truck nuts just fine. I use it almost daily as a professional mechanic. Ive been wanting the 3/8 one for a while now. Been using...
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Post #132725981 added 11-30-2019 7:56 AM by Hogan773 in Deal Talk
I guess my point is that these both seem physically similar in size so why wouldn't you just use the 1/2 in any application where you were thinking of using the 3/8. But maybe in person the 3/8 is...
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Post #132705893 added 11-29-2019 9:05 PM by AndreyA1724 in Deal Talk
Got this too and the 9.0ah battery and rapid charger. Got the 9.0ah battery and rapid charger for $80
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Post #132711089 added 11-29-2019 10:50 PM by anandbanned in Deal Talk
I have the 1/2" and it can remove lug nuts on my cars without issue. I have also used to replace all of suspension on my daughter's Altima. I would not recommend using it with one of the small 1.3...
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Post #132703133 added 11-29-2019 8:16 PM by danjayh in Deal Talk
Absolutely, in the case of a cars, SUVs, pickup trucks, etc. Besides the lugnuts, it also took the crank bolt, engine mount bolts, and a few other things off my 3.6L V6 Saturn Aura recently. Not...
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Post #132658580 added 11-29-2019 10:17 AM by tegfan in Deal Talk
As a pair of bare tools this is a pretty good deal as the P261 is $119 bare or $99 with 4AH and P263 is $79. Pairing these with the $99 starter kit + 2 tools I scored earlier this month.
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Post #132681839 added 11-29-2019 2:57 PM by DonnyBrook79 in Deal Talk
Probably not Ryobi but that wasn't what you were commenting on and wasn't what my comment was about. I was simply stating that there are applications where it makes sense to have 2 tools instead of...
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Post #132781043 added 12-01-2019 6:52 AM by tegfan in Deal Talk
It depends if you need a battery and charger. Others like myself already have batteries from previous starter kit deals and have no need for a charger and battery. This deal (when it was still...
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Post #132659381 added 11-29-2019 10:24 AM by ginuwinqbin in Deal Talk
It is useful, but not completely necessary, to have both. However, I typically pair my 1/2" impact with a 3/8" ratchet (Milwaukee) so I can switch back and forth easily while doing auto work. Waiting...
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Post #132683108 added 11-29-2019 3:14 PM by JShahan514 in Deal Talk
In theory, yes very easily. If torqued properly (90-110 lb/ft for most vehicles) even the 3/8 can do it.
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Post #132689861 added 11-29-2019 4:48 PM by Drift Motion in Deal Talk
If that's directed to me, I might just do that. $79 store credit sounds good. HD GC isn't hard to use anyway...
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Post #132698549 added 11-29-2019 7:06 PM by dj12gauge in Deal Talk
Lighten up
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Post #132697553 added 11-29-2019 9:02 AM by CChoiVA in Deal Talk
Home Depot has Ryobi 18V ONE+ Cordless 1/2" Impact Wrench & 3/8" Impact Wrench Bare Tools (P1935N) for $99. Shipping is free, otherwise select free store pickup where stock permits. Thanks degujm01 ...
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Post #132711173 added 11-29-2019 9:02 AM by wikipost in Deal Talk
This post can be edited by most users to provide up-to-date information about developments of this thread based on user responses, and user findings. Feel free to add, change or remove information...
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Post #132681815 added 11-29-2019 2:57 PM by Freak4Dell in Deal Talk
To rile you up, obviously.
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Post #132677192 added 11-29-2019 1:54 PM by happydadto5 in Deal Talk
P261 would sell new for about $75-$85. That means about a $30 3/8 impact net of shipping and Ebay fees. Not bad if you just want one and are willing to settle for the 3/8 as yours to keep. Great...
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Post #132675434 added 11-29-2019 1:32 PM by Hogan773 in Deal Talk
So yeah maybe I would just buy this and sell the 3/8 one to lower the price of the real tool. Don't need two impact wrenches that are same size. Just get yourself a set of Harbor Freight impact...
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Post #132698630 added 11-29-2019 7:07 PM by jeff34270 in Deal Talk
Why not just return the other one as well and profit more at Home Depot's expense...seems legit right? Actually, instead of jumping through so many hoops to steal from Home Depot, you might as...
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Post #132702950 added 11-29-2019 8:13 PM by trza in Deal Talk
Yes and no. The 3/8 is useful for tighter areas. But tbh, the 1/2 is pretty small compared to the more powerful cordless impacts.
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Post #132651977 added 11-29-2019 9:10 AM by Impact-Vector in Deal Talk
Price and deal is great. Just wish it had more balls
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Post #132703940 added 11-29-2019 8:29 PM by TimO8570 in Deal Talk
If you need a 24" breaker bar to loosen your lug nuts, someone is putting them on too tight in the first place. Mind you, that's SUPER common. Solid deal for a solid tool...and it sure beats using...
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Post #132684467 added 11-29-2019 3:34 PM by mdrudy in Deal Talk
Damn....you got Milwaukee??? You so bad!!! Woah.
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Post #132651737 added 11-29-2019 9:07 AM by Riograndeman38 in Deal Talk
I think it's probably 18 volts.
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Post #132652862 added 11-29-2019 9:19 AM by chan823 in Deal Talk
Can these loosen and tighten lug nuts?
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Post #132658937 added 11-29-2019 10:21 AM by MoisesA7010 in Deal Talk
is it overkill for home use to have both 1/2 and 3/8? isnt the 1/2" good enough and use adapter. regardless this still is a good deal i believe for tool only. Ryobi needs to release new...
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Post #132667808 added 11-29-2019 11:56 AM by MoisesA7010 in Deal Talk
why would you need a 3/8 if you have the 1/2 with an adapter. look at the other posts by another member to better understand
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Post #132651488 added 11-29-2019 9:05 AM by Freak4Dell in Deal Talk
81 volts and these clowns can only produce 300ft/lbs? Weak. In all seriousness, seems like a good deal for the average home user who's invested in Ryobi. I'd jump on this if I wasn't fully in on...
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Post #132653102 added 11-29-2019 9:23 AM by LTD2019 in Deal Talk
Haha, dyslexia is a real thing lol
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