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Yup, when these things swell.

I live in Maryland, I found setting 2 is just about perfect for lugnuts. Yes, 3.5 engine with 250k on it. Its a long story about the engine..but Im going in tomorrow to replace the front cat. The innerds are rattling around like crazy, looks like a tight fit now thatvthe engine is back in there...

Yes.

Used it all day on a Honda Oddysey engine job. Pulled every fastener including axle nuts and subframe bolts. Basically replacing my old 18v Makita. Love the autostop mode too.

Watch how I rotate the tool before hitting the trigger. That is a real 70 ft/lbs

I have the 3/8" fuel and non fuel. I use both equally..if I wasnt a mechanic and just a DIY I would get the non fuel. Smaller, faster, just use common sense when breaking loose and manually fastening. The fuel on the other hand, I can go full retard with it and takes it

10-24mm no skips is what you want. Deep heavy socket will put out more torque an be more usable.. The specialty sockets bigger than that you can buy seperate. I use 30mm 12 point (Toyota axle nuts) 32mm 36mm everything lol, good luck

I went back twice for the new 5 drawer in black, I said screw it and got the blue. They really are an amazing value. I wouldn't mind one of these though.

Make sure your at the 3rd power level. Deep Impact sockets are best for lugnuts..your saying you just torqued it yourself at 96ft lbs?

Appreciate the response. Still figuring out setup, but for sure it's a much bigger/better cart.

How important are these/where do they go? I left these on my kitchen table, already assembled it at work..yes I'm an idiot that doesn't read directions lol

Lol, light reading. Only 150 pages

Bought the new big cart yesterday. Had the old small one for 6 months+. It was good to me but fell over and banged it up pretty good, wouldn't lock.. This cart is much bigger and is a nice upgrade for me. Dissapointed a little with the 2 casters that dont 360 swivel..could get use to it but...

I'm way too excited about these stubby impacts..when is release date? Any specs? Whoo!!!

Auto mechanic here, have plenty more but these are the go to cordless.

It's good, it's cheap. Buy it haha

While it was a good deal, the flashlight is nothing special and it just opens up the m18 platform to me lol. This is the last one. Matco sockets and magnetic socket holders are awesome

I have bought a bunch of tools from this kid that got out of the trade. This was one from tonight. Any way to tell build date of battery? The 100 and 140 torque sticks were the only pieces I needed haha

For me I use these things daily as an auto mechanic. I use my smaller Makita 1/2" XWT02 98% of the week. Only using the big Dewalt DCF899 for loosening those stubborn fasteners. While it is true that when you need the brute strength bigger is better, on the flip side when you need to fit in a...

I use the XWT02Z and use it daily as an auto tech. Build quality is excellent, size and rpm is unmatched to this day. Can't go wrong with that brute or its baby brother