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Re: impact wrench - electric
<gagak.satu@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>I am on the market of electric impact wrench. I dont need cordless
> one.. coz i will be working on my garage. Any suggestion? I live in San
> francisco, bay area; if anybody selling a good one..
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Too bad, I've already committed to give my dad's old Snap-on electric impact
wrench to my brother-in-law's brother.
If you are going to use it a lot (like every day), get a Snap-On or invest
in an air compressor and pneumatic impact wrench.
If you are only going to use it occasionally, like for rotating tires, then
almost any brand is probably good enough. I'd look at Milwaukee, Makita,
DeWalt, Skill/Bosch, Hitachi, and Craftsman. Places like Home Depot,
Sears, and Loews should sell them. Snap-On makes a professional grade one
although you have to catch a Snap-On dealer's truck and you'll pay dearly.
My opinion of Craftsman power tools is that although they cost less than
much of the competition, they tend to be bigger and bulkier than one with
comparable features from most of the other tool makers but are fine for
occasional use.
I have never used a 12 volt impact wrench so I do not know how well it
works. If I were shopping for a non-pneumatic impact for use in a garage,
I'd stick to 120 volt ones. I would not get a cordless one unless you are
looking for portability.
--
Ray O
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