For you DIY types... best tool ever
 

I have just about every tool known to man and I was still using my compressor and IR air impact wrench until a few weeks ago. That IR impact and I have been through a lot of installs for myself, friends and neighbors. It's a pain I the butt howerver to fire up the compressor and get all the hosing and tools hooked up.

Then this happened.

http://www.milwaukeetool.com/~/media...2/2763-22A.jpg

This thing has 1100 ft lbs of torque in reverse and will take off nuts my air wrench couldn't dream of. After doing the suspension drop on my car I took apart a child's wooden swingset that had about 50 lag and regular bolts. Still had 2 bars of juice. it's a little pricey but Milwaukee is running a $100 trade-in program through October.

Is that a 1/4" drive?

lol i hope not! :rofl2:

i have a 3/8 drive impact by milwaukee and also the heavy duty corded one that can do like 300ft/lbs+

Do we get a model number?

Got it:
Amazon.com: MILWAUKEE 2763-22 M18 FuelTM High Torque 1/2" Impact Wrench: Home Improvement



FUUUUUUCK THAT price... I'll stick to using the handle of my HF jack as a breaker bar

Wow even with the trade in that's steep

$429 at Ohio Power Tool and $329 after the trade-in. I didn't have a junk 14.4 driver with two batteries to trade so I found one on Craigslist for $10. :) So actually $339.

hey im all for cool tools :tup:

GJ getting it. tools are fun and also makes the work extremely efficient.

on the other end of the spectrum, im getting a panasonic 2.4v driver today. :D this is for doing interior work and my rc car stuff. so ill have this 2.4v (hex), 12v super compact makita (hex), 18v milwaukee compact driver (hex), 18v milwaukee impact (3/8), and the 120v milwaukee impact (1/2).

Nice pickup, but for removing stubborn bolts I'm still stick with big Bertha 1" drive. If you want it apart accept no substitutes. Lol