12v Impact Wrench

[flying clutchman]

I don't think a 12v one's going to be much use. You need at least 18v, preferably 24v. You're unlikely to get anything that's much good for £40. I bought a sealey one a year or so ago and it's very tough and reliable. I still use the 600mm breaker bar to crack the wheelnuts first, but it does them up perfectly. Miss it when I forget to charge it up.

[Peter.N.]

Senior moment - it says 12v in the heading but I had somehow failed to notice that

[john]

this is the 1 i have

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BOSCHMANN-24V ... 4d0b11a065" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

What's it like?

pretty good, i had to use a breaker bar on the wheel nuts thanks to the gorilla that tightened then up but its been ok for everything else

[speedy3]

hi all i'm speedy3 I am a mobile mechanic in borough green Kent I use the liftmaster 12v impact wrench all the time with no problems I have even checked the torque settings with a torque wrench and it's been spot on

[Peter.N.]

I wouldn't mind one of those but I don't really do enough work to justify one now, as I get older I buy a longer breaker bar, I'm up to 3' so far.

Well speedy, we used to live in Platt, Comp Shute Cottages. Phone number Borough Green 3333.

Peter

[Stewart(oily)]

I have a 14 volt Dewalt one, its pretty good, way better than I thought it would be.