Older Craftsman Impact Specs?

[vaultdweller]

Picked up a Craftsman 1/2” Impact over the weekend. Was cheap enough and figured it’d be an inexpensive upgrade over my 20 year old Chinese no name. It’s an 875.199940, made in Japan. Anybody know much about torque specs, age, overall quality, etc? I tried searching the web but did not find much info. Thanks in advance,

 

[sberry]

Use it, see how well it works.

 

[NUTTSGT]

I can't rattle off the part number but I bought a Cman 1/2" impact and it was a rebadged IR.



Got a picture?

 

[Fedwrench]

picture?

Sear's part numbers are usually meaningless.

However, it has been more than awhile since Sears sold an Impact Wrench made in Japan.

 

[LB-1911]

Picked up a Craftsman 1/2” Impact over the weekend. Was cheap enough and figured it’d be an inexpensive upgrade over my 20 year old Chinese no name. It’s an 875.199940, made in Japan. Anybody know much about torque specs, age, overall quality, etc? I tried searching the web but did not find much info. Thanks in advance,

I'll guess it's a "70's" era -

OEM Code 875 = Florida Pneumatic

Photo's @
Craftsman 1/2 Drive Pneumatic Air Impact Wrench / Gun Model number 875.199940

 

[vaultdweller]

I'll guess it's a "70's" era -

OEM Code 875 = Florida Pneumatic

Photo's @
Craftsman 1/2 Drive Pneumatic Air Impact Wrench / Gun Model number 875.199940

That’s the one! Works well, seems to have a good amount more power than my old one for sure. Was just curious on the actual torque number because I’m way too concerned with useless information.

 

[Greg85mcss]

I saw an online listing that didn't have a picture but said manufactured in 1999. Based on that link it's hard to tell.

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