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Does anyone make a high torque 90 degree impact wrench/driver attachment?

Jim C.

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....... You give a new meaning to the word Lazy. LOL The job is not free if you need to spend money. Your labor might be free but the job isn't. It is no wonder no one follows your logic. LOL
Just go to the ****** job. LOL Thanks for the laugh. I am watching the Coke 600 and an add is on.

....And you give new meaning to the word buffoon. I wouldn't start questioning anyone's logic around here. You're hardly the "Mr. Spock" of the GJ. You are however an absolute gem in terms of pure high jinx. Thank you for all the laughs you've unwittingly provided.
 
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92integra

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Man this thread has been beat to death.... what's the point of saving 4 minutes of hand ratcheting in a non flate rate environment. ... even at work I do as much as I can to save time and then some stubborn electical connector (example/insert issue X) comes along and I blow 15 minutes trying to get the Damn Thing loose!
 
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....And you give new meaning to the word buffoon. I wouldn't start questioning anyone's logic around here. You're hardly the "Mr. Spock" of the GJ. You are however an absolute gem in terms of pure high jinx. Thank you for all the laughs you've unwittingly provided.

Thank you, sir.

Man this thread has been beat to death.... what's the point of saving 4 minutes of hand ratcheting in a non flate rate environment. ... even at work I do as much as I can to save time and then some stubborn electical connector (example/insert issue X) comes along and I blow 15 minutes trying to get the Damn Thing loose!

Because saving a few minutes is nice and I've never run into any problems doing a water pump job before unless some numb nut before me partially rounded off the bolt heads. :eyecrazy:. My day will come but hopefully not soon and I'll hopefully have a tool that will get me out of the predicament when the time comes.
 
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nicksnothereman

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I'm looking to remove a water pump (transversely mounted engine) and was wondering if anyone made one with a high enough torque rating as I don't have an air compressor for a ratchet and a cordless ratchet is pricey. I have hand tools but I also have an impact driver and saw 90° attachments for them but were relatively low torque (up to 20ft/lbs) whereas the bolts for the water pump are 30 ft/lbs.

They don't make u joint attachments for ratchets that are high enough torque for me let alone for a drill/driver.:bounce: Just saying, it's a bad way to get stuff done versus finding a way around it. I guess if you buy a snap on it won't break doing simple **** but...ends up being a waste of money compared to just a ratchet or breaker bar, small extension, and a socket.
 
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