Have a tight bolt this impact might help

[fitter30]

http://www.superiortoolrental.com/product/3-12-impact-wrench/
And if you need a socket
https://www.geniustoolsusa.com/catalog/impact-tools/impact-sockets/3-1-2-drive/individual
Not for watch repair!

 

[Bighead38]

Yeah I could use that in the rust belt.


What are these used for? Bridges? Dams?

 

[Bighead38]

Lot of money.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Ingersoll-...Impact-Wrench-80-000-Ft-Lbs-Max-/383160750510

 

[toddmorr]

applications for this much torque??

 

[hudd1256]

Damn. Damn..... Damn. At 600lbs it pry ways more than what your working on.

 

[paulsomlo]

That would take off that stubborn Honda crank bolt.

 

[Professional Tool User]

applications for this much torque??

I'm guessing heavy or industrial equipment.

 

[Mohawk Dave]

Wonder where this would be used that it would be preferred over a Hytorc unit.

The Hytorc Avanti can/does 138,000+ ft-lbs. https://hytorc.com/avanti

And I think* the Hytorc stuff is cheaper, even with the hydraulic pump and all that.

 

[zkling]

Would be less useful than a breaker bar to home shop. It requires about 30x the flow a "large" home compressor is capable of. Would like to see a torque vs cfm chart.

 

[JeepJohn62]

That would take off that stubborn Honda crank bolt.

Or tear the Honda off the crank bolt. Depends how you have it braced.

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[Mohawk Dave]

Would be less useful than a breaker bar to home shop. It requires about 30x the flow a "large" home compressor is capable of. Would like to see a torque vs cfm chart.

Made me think....

With that type of CFM usage, I presume this would be used over a Hytorc type unit if you were driving long fasteners.

Most Hytorc stuff is spin the nut on by hand, and then simply torque....but if you had some type of fastener that was 8 feet long, the posted tool would have to run that down faster I would think.

 

[bubinga]

Damn. Damn..... Damn. At 600lbs it pry ways more than what your working on.

That would take off that stubborn Honda crank bolt.

Oh Yeah, SMH. Sockets are "only" around $6,000.00

 

[xela456]

Made me think....

With that type of CFM usage, I presume this would be used over a Hytorc type unit if you were driving long fasteners.

Most Hytorc stuff is spin the nut on by hand, and then simply torque....but if you had some type of fastener that was 8 feet long, the posted tool would have to run that down faster I would think.

Yeah the advantage there is clearly speed. I have seen the smaller 2 man version before at a power plant. I believe they used it to open and close large valves. Seems to me like old school technology. Something the an in place motorized Valve or something would replace.

 

[driz]

I could have used one of those when I rebuilt the deck on a 30 yo brush hog. That blade nut was a personal worst for me[emoji1785]


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[mfewtrail]

Lot of money.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Ingersoll-...Impact-Wrench-80-000-Ft-Lbs-Max-/383160750510

$41K and only a 90 day warranty.

 

[sberry]

I havnt used that but used 1 1/4 quite a little, took 2 men to handle it on a steel building.

 

[xOccupantx]

That would take off that stubborn Honda crank bolt.

Where was this tool when I started my thread!

 

[JRC3]

$41K and only a 90 day warranty.

Maybe they sell you an extended warranty like HF.

 

[Captain Spaulding]

I could have used one of those when I rebuilt the deck on a 30 yo brush hog. That blade nut was a personal worst for me[emoji1785]


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Done that one. Old Bushhog 109. 6ft cheater pipe with two of us leaning on it finally broke it loose.

 

[Schurkey]

Oh Yeah, SMH. Sockets are "only" around $6,000.00

Yeah, but how much is the 3 1/2"-to-1/2" adapter? I don't want to have to buy a whole series of adapters and stack 'em nuts-to-butts.

 

[Jagmandave]

Minimum 365 cfm required I read.....

 

[driz]

Done that one. Old Bushhog 109. 6ft cheater pipe with two of us leaning on it finally broke it loose.

We ended up dumping a couple lbs of welding rod on it while hitting with a rosebud. Thats what it took yo cherry that beast! It just needed new seals after. What a PITA


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[CR888]

Sockets get real expensive for the big ones...probably why they don't offer them in sets!lol