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Ok that's not bad, I meant size as in 4ah 6ah ect. I have the 3/8" impact wrench and love it. Always have a second battery hanging out so I have had my eye on this for a while. Cheapest I see it is 49 shipped..anyone do better?

On my list. Downside to Bosch over m12 stuff is battery size and price.. How's the runtime with the 2.0?

Interesting, so I will never use it for its intended purpose haha.

S9835 from the picture. I'll look at it again tmrw at work if that's not the correct number

Socket set is grey pneumatic I bought for $100 from a local that never used them. Part number is in picture of 3/4" SO socket

I have an order on the 1/2" from acmetool. Order said ships Oct 1 but no tracking number yet..

This is my current set. I use the 36mm often with no issues on 1/2" drive. While we are on sockets I've never used this SO socket for anything but random jobs on the press..why is so shallow,about 6mm..

I bought the 4 drawer last week for 99 with a coupon. You can't do better for the money. Only downside so far is most of my screwdrivers and all prybars stick up to high to allow the top lid to close and lock. So at the end of the day I have to move them to another drawer to lock them. I will...

I recently started working at a collision center. So I'm doing suspension work all day. I use my Makita rated at 210ft lbs all day. I only break out the DCF899 a few times a WEEK.. When you need it you need it..I would get the mid torque model

My Makita worked on the 24mm caliper bolts and bearing bolts. Rated at 210ft lbs Axle nut was 33mm at 275ft lbs from factory

Maybe defective?

Sockets are M7 stubby

Only used it once today but it saved me atleast 10 minutes of aggravation..plenty of torque. I'll try to keep this post updated with tight spots it excels in. Looking into swivel or 360 air fitting for better maneuverability.

Yup, I got greedy and found the limits of the tool. This will be one area where the new 1/2" version should be much stronger. This should not sway anyone away from this tool..

After two years of faithful service I use way too much manual torque 80ft lbs+ if I had to guess and snap. I was going to wait for the fuel 1/2" to come out but I use this tool so much I can't wait.. Will they warrantee this or is it considered abuse?

May as well wait a bit and get the latest High Torque from Milwaukee if your looking for max power and don't mind the size/weight. I have the DCF899 and love it

The 24" small flathead come in handy all the time. If your looking for strength it's time to switch to a pry bar..

Starter is on engine side, but thats a good trick for other engines

That seems like the best idea. Need this job done tmrw..I found a clutch kit from Advanced for $100 after all the coupon codes. I'm really gonna push hard for the sell..thanks for the ideas if he doesn't go for it.

Swapping a junkyard engine in a 01 Saturn Dohc. Easy answer is to buy a clutch kit but for various reasons I'm going to swap the clutch over..