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Post #136676543 added 04-29-2020 2:05 PM by oeklm in Deal Talk
Thanks for sharing your experience! This is what most people want to hear considering we know the tool is great but the unsure about pairing with the non-octane battery. I was initially...
Post #136352153 added 04-18-2020 12:26 AM by Nesquik225 in Deal Talk
I just received mine and it came in an unmarked cardboard box. No bag or case.
Post #136752359 added 05-02-2020 9:04 AM by flash2404 in Deal Talk
Same boat
Post #136069760 added 04-08-2020 5:42 AM by bean in Deal Talk
The 2x Octane batteries are out of stock online, may come back or they may be dead. I have several to return from my kits purchased.
Post #136731611 added 05-01-2020 1:10 PM by jeff34270 in Deal Talk
That DeWalt is a compact 3/8" anvil 200 ft-lbs torque wrench. This Ridgid is a full size 1/2" anvil 620 ft-lbs torque wrench. If you're working on lawnmowers, the cheaper DeWalt might be...
Post #136105064 added 04-09-2020 10:59 AM by brewinky in Deal Talk
Milwaukee also sells a model that has 1400 ft lbs of breakaway torque 🤯
Post #136199540 added 04-13-2020 7:06 AM by NavyScene447 in Deal Talk
Any way you look at it it's a good price. I looked ALL OVER the place for this impact wrench less than a year ago and nowhere could I find it brand new for anywhere close to this price with the...
Post #136199762 added 04-13-2020 7:16 AM by NavyScene447 in Deal Talk
I use this impact wrench with the normal 4.0 AH battery and it's a beast. I have the 3 and 6 Octane batteries too, but only used the 3.0 AH one time when I forgot to charge the 4.0 AH battery. It...
Post #136114838 added 04-09-2020 4:36 PM by bifff in Deal Talk
Yes. 600+ lbs of torque to remove them.
Post #136112333 added 04-09-2020 3:09 PM by bwuahaha in Deal Talk
Used this impact wrench the other day, took off lug nuts, axle nut and all suspension bolts including control arms bolts on both sides of a 2006 Acura tsx, my older craftsman c3 had troubles with...
Post #136097177 added 04-09-2020 6:10 AM by 2devnull in Deal Talk
Is this their top of line? I was holding out to pickup a used Makita XWTO4Z or XWTO8Z since I have a couple of 5Ah batteries. What is the better option for homeowner use and how long would...
Post #136106516 added 04-09-2020 11:44 AM by Drgottagupta in Deal Talk
Yes, I bought one and it removed lug nuts without an issue.
Post #136749386 added 05-02-2020 7:07 AM by MX400ex72 in Deal Talk
$179 now. Went back and forth and was ready to buy today. Guess I’ll wait until it drops again.
Post #136101791 added 04-09-2020 9:11 AM by nbk9nbk in Deal Talk
I have this and love it I use it often to.take tires off from cars to 3/4 ton trucks and 80 year old rusty tractors Not one issue, have not used the 14 plus air powered impacts I have since...
Post #137015216 added 05-11-2020 1:00 PM by MX400ex72 in Deal Talk
Yes, just saw. Now wondering if I go with the $179 drill and impact wrench that isn’t octane or just the wrench for $149 that is octane.
Post #136117121 added 04-09-2020 6:06 PM by clarence35 in Deal Talk
Yep, I have a Harbor Freight within 5 minutes of both my home and work, so all of my sockets/extensions/u joints I use with the Ridgid impact wrench are Pittsburgh Pro impact rated -- cheap and...
Post #136076648 added 04-08-2020 10:11 AM by volodath in Deal Talk
This is better if size isn't an issue. The M12 fuel stubby impact wrench is apparently amazeballs though. I can't justify getting the fuel first though, when you consider the LSA and battery LSA...
Post #136089914 added 04-08-2020 6:47 PM by afz100 in Deal Talk
Great review and I plan on buying this as well. I have Milwaukee drill and driver (1/4), but the impact tools are so much more expensive. This tool is powerful based on many reviews and great for...
Post #136295678 added 04-16-2020 10:07 AM by vg92 in Deal Talk
Looks like the kit doesn't come with a bag or hard case, am I right?
Post #137002865 added 05-11-2020 5:02 AM by flash2404 in Deal Talk
deal is live again buy buy buy
Post #136068269 added 04-08-2020 2:39 AM by volodath in Deal Talk
The above deal still works if you add the 2x3AH battery kit to your cart and then and then pick the impact wrench as the free tool. Is the 4AH battery one of the newer Bluetooth ones or the older...
Post #136725464 added 05-01-2020 9:58 AM by ThePeoplesElbow in Deal Talk
Thanks for all of that info. I'm just itching now for the Ridgid drill-driver 4.0Ah battery combo to go on sale. It's at $299, but I'd feel like a chump buying it at that price...
Post #136088402 added 04-08-2020 5:42 PM by Don_Mayor in Deal Talk
This strong enough to remove lug nuts?
Post #136105001 added 04-09-2020 10:57 AM by brewinky in Deal Talk
The octane batteries are only made in 3,6, and 9 ah. The older non octanes are 1.5, 2, and 4 ah.
Post #136095674 added 04-09-2020 3:08 AM by hwyking in Deal Talk
got one, thanks!
Post #136066367 added 04-07-2020 10:37 PM by RogueN in Deal Talk
18-Volt OCTANE Lithium-Ion Cordless Brushless 4-Mode Compact Impact Wrench Kit with (1) 4 Ah Battery and 18-Volt Charger Regular Price $337 ...
Post #136733981 added 05-01-2020 2:15 PM by Appleofmydroid in Deal Talk
Thanks for the reply I would be using this for working on my car and around the house only
Post #136102781 added 04-09-2020 9:47 AM by dino1974 in Deal Talk
I got one of these about 6 months ago. Changed out all suspension and bushings on my Outback. It was amazing.
Post #136139798 added 04-10-2020 1:59 PM by outback_97 in Deal Talk
Not a northern car, but I used this wrench to replace the front suspension on my 14 year old truck, which was driven on a lot of salty roads by the previous owner here in Utah. It removed axle...
Post #136076051 added 04-08-2020 9:47 AM by clarence35 in Deal Talk
I think they are quite similar if you look only at the wrenches and not at the broader ecosystem. With the Octane batteries, the Ridgid is rated at slightly more breakaway torque (Ridgid 620 ft-lbs...
Post #136109591 added 04-09-2020 1:30 PM by basstracker34 in Deal Talk
I've had both my drill and impact fixed. Had a bad switch and one had a bad fan inside. Painless process. Only wished they had loaner tools while they're doing the repair.
Post #136677956 added 04-29-2020 3:02 PM by NavyScene447 in Deal Talk
I've used my extensively, I replaced my whole front end suspension and steering components including the steering knuckles (i.e. I had to take the axle nuts off). I did my brothers rear struts on his...
Post #136070723 added 04-08-2020 6:38 AM by tags318 in Deal Talk
How does this tool compare to the Milwaukee Mid-torque impact wrench in power and size?
Post #136067363 added 04-08-2020 12:07 AM by tomwil in Deal Talk
A better deal for the same price included Octane batteries for more torque. https://slickdeals.net/f/13945925-ridgid-1-2-impact-wrench-2-octane-batteries ...
Post #136179176 added 04-12-2020 8:44 AM by hotwheeler69 in Deal Talk
They also have the 3/8 drive on sale for $129.99
Post #136081670 added 04-08-2020 1:16 PM by bean in Deal Talk
Have a cheaper/better source for battery adapters than eBay?
Post #136102592 added 04-09-2020 9:39 AM by nycab in Deal Talk
FYI this is the "regular" sale price. Definitely not a good deal when compared with the other "regular" sale with 2x 3Ah batteries kit and terrible deal compared to the 3Ah+6Ah octane kit deal last...
Post #136105118 added 04-09-2020 11:01 AM by RugerRedhawk in Deal Talk
Yep it's a beast! I think the ridgid octane kit will suffice for what i need hopefully. the x4 was a champ with lug nuts, this should tackle some of the harder stuff.
Post #136117559 added 04-09-2020 6:22 PM by clarence35 in Deal Talk
I live in Southern California (so minimal or no rust), but I've used my Ridgid Impact Wrench with Octane 3AH battery to remove all of those (axle nuts, brake caliper bolts, and exhaust nuts) -- it...
Post #136124720 added 04-10-2020 3:32 AM by bigplayer2382 in Deal Talk
I wouldn't really call them BS'ers. That implies they do shady things. In my experience home depot and lowes are among of the least shady stores out there. I've always had excellent help there onlime...
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