Impact drill

[DAVEWALTON]

Any one recommend a good cordless 1/2 inch impact drive drill for getting wheel nuts off

 

[cncfabs]

Any one recommend a good cordless 1/2 inch impact drive drill for getting wheel nuts off

Ive got a facom one does about 500nm but it was very expensive about £400 ish

 

[clivvy]

I have a Clarke one, bloody brilliant.

this one I think, though I don't recall paying that much money for it

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Clarke-CEW1000-Electric-Impact-Wrench/dp/B0039BQRUO

**oops, sorry I meant to suggest Clarke, but mine is corded not cordless. I think for impact work, corded is the way to go but ive read the Clarke cordless ones are excellent too,.

 

[kitchenman]

Why not get a stud buster a lot cheaper

 

[Sweety]

Now you've got me wanting one:augie used to love my Mac Tool windy gun & it was the only one at that garage I worked at that could shift the bolts holding the crankshaft pulley on first go was gutted when some tw*t I worked with broke into my cupboard & stole it when I was on the sick:doh

 

[Sweety]

Just found this Clarks cordless one but it's half the Nm of the corded one Clivvy posted up https://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/...220-24v-cordless-impact-wrench-2/brand/clarke cordless are great but they do have their draw backs like lower power & that you need to keep charging batteries but on the plus side you can use the anywhere so not sure on the best option between the 2 would you need more than 220Nm to shift rusted up bolts on a T2 like suspension parts etc:nenau

 

[John B]

Makita 18v best tool I've ever had apart from the one I was born with :thumb2

 

[RJL Services]

i use a dewalt dw059 brilliant but are cheaper via the usa on ebay just ordered another for myself:thumb2