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I understand your sentiments but the work experience I spoke of is from a tractor / trailer shop where most of the tools themselves but for electrical repairs are big heavy and a PITA! This is good and bad... I do indeed have experience with the 4850HO, one of my good friends is a Snap-On...

So are we gonna get to see at least one of these tests? Would be much appreciated!

Have heard this explained as breakaway torque is the torque applied as the impact is first "fired" and working torque is the torque applied to the fastener thereafter, I don't know if that is accurate or not...comments? Honestly I find most of the the numbers and explanations a little fishy...

I know you blew off the other like-minded posters but I felt I had to say this. Look around for a used Snap-On 1/2". Local trucks, craigslist, eBay, what-have-you. They kick ***. I used to use co-workers' at a trailer shop and they are impressive. Rarely did I have to get out the ol' MG725...