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Post #139363334 added 08-05-2020 5:50 AM by Vannita in Deal Talk
Yep, high torque is overkill for a DIY'er working on their own cars and the long anvil is only good for lug nuts. The mid-torque is lighter, has better clearance and is a good mid point with all the...
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Post #139520372 added 08-11-2020 1:09 AM by socal_eric in Deal Talk
For those asking about this, if the following link doesn't work or gets stripped, go to the Fastenal website -> Rebates & Flyers -> "2020 Blue 500 Sales Event (Aug. 1 to Sept. 30, 2020)" and then...
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Post #139515725 added 08-10-2020 7:19 PM by tommyson30 in Deal Talk
no charger? i only have dewalt charger lol. almost pull trigger but then dont see the picture of the charger
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Post #139335956 added 08-04-2020 8:23 AM by gottahaveSD in Deal Talk
If matched in store (bare tool and separate battery), anyone have luck stacking military discount or any other discounts?
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Post #141534275 added 10-25-2020 3:08 PM by jeff1124 in Deal Talk
For most DIY people that need or want a powerful impact wrench for cheap, the Porter Cable corded impact wrench (PCE211) is a great choice. Only about $74 at Amazon or Home Depot. Needs an extension...
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Post #139331183 added 08-04-2020 5:15 AM by ApEsxit in Deal Talk
I think I paid this price a few years ago. Not to say it isn't a decent deal as these don't drop much.
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Post #139389575 added 08-05-2020 10:36 PM by berukz in Deal Talk
No stubby 3/8??
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Post #139332227 added 08-04-2020 6:10 AM by da9honda in Deal Talk
Acme has the same deal. I dont have a home depot in town. They also have the mid torque 2861-22 kit 20% off with $25 Milwaukee accessory purchase. I cant decide what one to get. My main use would be...
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Post #139362482 added 08-05-2020 4:44 AM by brolly in Deal Talk
Mid torque will do 95% of what you need done. Slickdealers need the biggest, strongest and most brushless tools so that when their wife asks them to tighten a loose door hinge they are not lacking...
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Post #139368059 added 08-05-2020 9:08 AM by lane_meyer in Deal Talk
I used this exact tool to remove/replace an anode rod from my water heater when a 25" breaker bar or Ridgid impact wrench would not work. Its a beast and would not hesitate to purchase again for...
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Post #139387490 added 08-05-2020 8:46 PM by ryanchu06 in Deal Talk
I use the m12 3/8” impact for all my suspension work. I only step up to my snapon 1/2” impact for lugnuts
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Post #139362947 added 08-05-2020 5:30 AM by sgjonesatl in Deal Talk
The long anvil automotive is the way to go if you are jamming with lug nuts all day and want one key. This thing has busted more nuts than the high-school football team on prom night. Thats the...
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Post #139386731 added 08-05-2020 8:16 PM by lxc1227 in Deal Talk
A breaker bar + a metal pipe will certainly break loose any bolts in a car. I live in New England and I haven't needed my impact gun on my many car DIY repairs. For the water heater anode rod, I...
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Post #139399433 added 08-06-2020 9:40 AM by mystikz2002 in Deal Talk
As some have said, the amount of torque this thing provides is great if you're doing like real heavy duty stuff, not household or weekend warrior activities. I used to run a tire shop and MID torque...
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Post #139358069 added 08-04-2020 9:00 PM by henry33 in Deal Talk
Probably not need for most cars but I used this recently to replace some anode rods in a few water heaters. Took them out no problem. I had to resort to a 1/2 inch breaker bar with a 3 foot pipe to...
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Post #139426895 added 08-07-2020 8:34 AM by Driver732 in Deal Talk
A month ago I was fighting a LCA bolt that seizes to a nut inside the subframe. Neither my 6 ft cheater bar or a 300 ft lb impact got it off. I was tempted to buy this at the time, but was worried...
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Post #139335971 added 08-04-2020 8:23 AM by Cp212_ in Deal Talk
Get the mid torque or get the high torque with one key. Power in a small size and convenience vs more power and accuracy at a price. $200 vs 300.
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Post #139335980 added 08-04-2020 8:24 AM by dcsang in Deal Talk
The ACME single bare tool promotion only qualifies for the XC5.0 Extended Capacity Battery Pack. They have another promotion for 2 bare tools with 2 XC6.0 Extended Capacity Battery Packs.
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Post #139331408 added 08-04-2020 5:28 AM by MichaelA3457 in Deal Talk
You can probably find this bare tool on Ebay for $160-180, as is the case for dewalt and makita high torque models.
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Post #140010818 added 08-30-2020 10:51 AM by -EricB- in Deal Talk
Are you talking about the m12 stubby 1/4 impact or what model?
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Post #139492139 added 08-10-2020 1:52 AM by BoyBoy69 in Deal Talk
link?​
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Post #139509971 added 08-10-2020 3:23 PM by justinlikessoymilk in Deal Talk
Great tool but for a home mechanic (even a very enthusiastic one) it is just too much torque (at the expense of weight, size and price) a mid torque gun will suit pretty much all your needs, even...
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Post #139483280 added 08-09-2020 3:36 PM by igo in Deal Talk
I can't seem to find this deal. Do you have a link?
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Post #139430249 added 08-07-2020 10:24 AM by slylockfox in Deal Talk
If you work on cars all day, on a creeper in awkward positions, you will see how what seems like an insignificant amount of weight can become tiring on your arms.
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Post #141095324 added 10-12-2020 3:13 PM by asdf4fdsa in Deal Talk
Can the battery be returned for an even better deal?
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Post #139347275 added 08-04-2020 1:55 PM by upsidedownfunnel in Deal Talk
I think a lot of home DIY mechanics vastly overestimate the amount of torque they need. There's almost nothing I can't break freewith my mid torque. If you need the high torque, you need the high...
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Post #139508846 added 08-10-2020 2:44 PM by tommyson30 in Deal Talk
is this one better than dewalt 899? seems like it has a lot more torque
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Post #139339145 added 08-04-2020 10:00 AM by da9honda in Deal Talk
I dint have it off hand go in acme tools website and click the 3 bars for menu options click on deals. They have one deal 20% off and free battery with bare tool purchase towards the bottom of the...
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Post #139339352 added 08-04-2020 10:07 AM by da9honda in Deal Talk
I went with the 2863-20 one key model for the high torque and you can set the torque with the app.
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Post #139457951 added 08-08-2020 12:31 PM by Surveyingcooner in Deal Talk
I bought the high torque one key from a dopehead on marketplace or I would have gotten the mid torque. Yes, it’s big and heavy but the power is there when you need it. I bought the m12 stubby back in...
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Post #139362593 added 08-05-2020 4:53 AM by DaddyDrew90 in Deal Talk
Thank you
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Post #139391114 added 08-06-2020 1:15 AM by dyelan2010 in Deal Talk
Charger not included if this is your first milwaukee m18 tool
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Post #141828458 added 11-03-2020 1:10 PM by -EricB- in Deal Talk
Did I miss the deal of the year for this or should there be another?
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Post #141530033 added 10-25-2020 11:52 AM by -EricB- in Deal Talk
Any recommendations on a good set of impact sockets to pair with this?
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Post #139355264 added 08-04-2020 7:03 PM by roller9 in Deal Talk
You guys complaining about the weight of the high torque need to eat more Wheaties.
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Post #139362467 added 08-05-2020 4:42 AM by Chunkylemonmilk in Deal Talk
Bummer, looks like they changed the free battery option.
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Post #139427777 added 08-07-2020 9:03 AM by demetron in Deal Talk
Are you sure it seized to the nut and not to the bushing sleeve? That was what happened to me. I managed to make the bolt turn using 5 ft cheater pipe and that destroyed the rubber in the bushing,...
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Post #139339886 added 08-04-2020 10:24 AM by kstar1990 in Deal Talk
I prefer the high torque model. Carrying a bit of extra weight is no big deal, not having enough torque sucks...
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Post #139347575 added 08-04-2020 2:06 PM by dcsang in Deal Talk
I have the M18 FUEL 2863-22 and it's an absolute beast. There is a lug nut setting for two different ranges, approximately 100lbs & 150lbs I believe. The remaining settings can be customized but be...
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Post #139375109 added 08-05-2020 12:37 PM by DeadDealer in Deal Talk
I own the mid torque which worked great when removing some bumper bolts to fasten a Curt hitch to rear. Couldn't have done it with a larger impact, and the 1 bolt I couldn't even get my torque wrench...
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