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Impact Extensions and Adapters for Cordless use

lowbucktruck

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Do you have a favorite, reliable brand for impact-rated extensions and adapters? For use with a cordless 20v impact driver. I'm looking for 3/8 and 1/2 drive accessories.

Usually I go with Dewalt, but I've noticed other brands popping up on Amazon lately... Neiko, Ares, and the like.

What's your favorite go-to extension to use with your cordless impact driver when you need to use it for nut-driving?
 
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jd_1138

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I have the Warrior branded ones from HF. I stocked up when they were on coupon for like $1.50 for a 3 pack of 1/4-3/8-1/2.

Even though it's not an impact wrench, my Makita 20V 1/4 impact driver can zoom lugs off once I break them loose with the 25 inch breaker bar also from Hazard Fraught.
 

itwnexus

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Are torque limiting 8" long (1/2" drive) impact extensions accurate?

ABN and ARES make these extensions that are suppose to limit the tightening torque to 80 ft/lb. I want to tighten my lug nuts to 80 ft/lb. If I attach this extension to my Milwaukee 1/2" cordless impact wrench will my impact wrench stop at 80 ft/lb?

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jkesselr

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I dont much care if it works. A new 1/2 long tempted me the other day but I made it this far without it,,, ha

That is the most un-garage-journal statement I have ever read on this forum. What is wrong with you!?! Get it together!!!
 
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sberry

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I already had a fistful, I really try to stick with what I need anymore. I did load up with screwdrivers last week and a couple hammers, some pliers and all of a sudden the razor knives have left the scene.
 

nicks78camaro

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Are torque limiting 8" long (1/2" drive) impact extensions accurate?

ABN and ARES make these extensions that are suppose to limit the tightening torque to 80 ft/lb. I want to tighten my lug nuts to 80 ft/lb. If I attach this extension to my Milwaukee 1/2" cordless impact wrench will my impact wrench stop at 80 ft/lb?

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It will not work reliably enough to trust, best way is to hand torque after.
 

engineer2

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I have 2 or 3 sets of the no-name $3 HF adapter sets. They go missing as often as 10mm sockets, so I have multiples. The first one I bought years ago twisted in a spiral. Haven't broken any of the others yet, but my impact driver is only 120 ft-lbs.
 

BFHtime

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I like snap-on, SK, and Sunnex.
I have harbor freight 1/2 extensions that flex quite a bit with my 1/2 inch Makita
I would also check out grey pneumatic.
 
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