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How does it really compare for power to your ir gun? My cp is on its last legs and I can't afford 2 new impacts but could really use this compact gun. The cp I have is rated for only 425lbft but is all I've ever needed other than my cordless milwaukee. I've used snap on an ir guns that I find...

How has that King Tony impact worked out?

I use the Milwaukee every day as my main gun. Very few things it wont tackle, from axle nuts to caliper bracket bolts to control arm bolts. Loaned it to the service truck guy and he took the wheel off a tractor, reinstalled and said after installing he torqued to 500lb and the nuts didn't...

Just thought I'd post this in case you are looking for a way to store your pliers in a tool box. Use an old oven or BBQ grill cut so there ar a bunch of prongs sticking up from the main rod. Weld two of these together and you can store your pliers standing on edge Hope the pics help.

Bought a dewalt 1/4" drive and returned it for a milwaukee m18 (not fuel) and the milwaukee is way more powerful. I then bought a 3/8 and a 1/2" and have been very happy with them all. None are the fuel but if the fuel is better than I don't see how you could go wrong. Awesome tools.

Does anyone have any experience with this scanner? Looks pretty impressive on paper. Does it show live data for abs systems (ie: wheel speed) ? Pros and cons? Is the graphing useful? Is the live data quick enough or laggy? Thanks

I was wondering if I were to drill out and add lead to the back side of an air hammer piston if it would potentially increase the power?

Had a chance to try it yet?

I have Both the 2663 1/2" milwaukee and the 3/8" milwaukee I love them both but they are not the same beast. IMO you would need both. The 3/8 will take wheel nuts off on cars but can't handle much more that. Add an extension and the power drops significantly. But it fits in tight places and...