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My new impact wrench came today!!!
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My new impact wrench came today!!!
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My new impact wrench came today!!!
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My kid broke his impact wrench that he uses for work, so he took my home impact wrench to work...

After two weekends in a row where he forgot to bring mine home for the weekend so we can do some work on the cars, I decided to just buy myself another one and let the kid keep my old one for work...

So I have a brand new 1/2" drive Ingersoll Rand 600 ft * lb impact wrench again!!! Woo-Hoo!!!
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It's starting to rain, and the thunder is starting...

Here comes about 18 hours of rain for us. straight through till Thursday...
 
Same here for the rain. I need to put up deer fencing at the end of our nursery so I can put the fruit trees out in the sun with the bees, but not today!
 
krazykuda said:
My new impact wrench came today!!! View attachment 1715518351

My new impact wrench came today!!! View attachment 1715518351

My new impact wrench came today!!! View attachment 1715518351


My kid broke his impact wrench that he uses for work, so he took my home impact wrench to work...

After two weekends in a row where he forgot to bring mine home for the weekend so we can do some work on the cars, I decided to just buy myself another one and let the kid keep my old one for work...

So I have a brand new 1/2" drive Ingersoll Rand 600 ft * lb impact wrench again!!! Woo-Hoo!!! View attachment 1715518360
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I really like this
RIDGID 18-Volt OCTANE Cordless Brushless 1/2 in. Impact Wrench (Tool Only) with Belt Clip-R86011B - The Home Depot

Maximum torque output of 485 ft./lbs. of torque in forward and 620 ft./lbs. of torque in reverse for heavy-duty applications
 
Mopar Tim said:
I really like this
RIDGID 18-Volt OCTANE Cordless Brushless 1/2 in. Impact Wrench (Tool Only) with Belt Clip-R86011B - The Home Depot

Maximum torque output of 485 ft./lbs. of torque in forward and 620 ft./lbs. of torque in reverse for heavy-duty applications
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I find my dewalt doesent have the kick i would expect. The mass needed to move the bolts is where the air tools are more betterer.
The high speed in the dewally tends to damage the socket and fasteners. Watching the metal filings fall as you let it pound.
Havent tried the milwaukee yet.
 
Tooljunkie said:
I find my dewalt doesent have the kick i would expect. The mass needed to move the bolts is where the air tools are more betterer.
The high speed in the dewally tends to damage the socket and fasteners. Watching the metal filings fall as you let it pound.
Havent tried the milwaukee yet.
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I have two. The gen 5 is kind of weak. The Octain is a lot more powerful...
 
Tooljunkie said:
I find my dewalt doesent have the kick i would expect. The mass needed to move the bolts is where the air tools are more betterer.
The high speed in the dewally tends to damage the socket and fasteners. Watching the metal filings fall as you let it pound.
Havent tried the milwaukee yet.
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I have an Ingersol Rand professional from Sperry New Holland when they went out of business. It's air and does not do any better than the Rigid. Seriously
 
I have been abusing my ultra-pro impact for 15 years,think its one of the best air tools i have purchased. Think it was made by ingersoll.
 
Tooljunkie said:
I have been abusing my ultra-pro impact for 15 years,think its one of the best air tools i have purchased. Think it was made by ingersoll.
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I have a earthquake from HF.
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Really strong...
63385
Brand
Earthquake
Model
EQ12C-2
Bolt Breakaway Torque
950 ft. lbs.
Air inlet size
1/4-18 in. NPT
Average air consumption
6 CFM @ 90 PSI
Drive size (in.)
1/2 in.
Housing material
Composite
Speed (max)
7400 RPM
Maximum Torque
800 ft. lbs.
Product Height
2-3/4 in.
Product Length
7-1/4 in.
Product Weight
5.04 lb.
Product Width
9-3/4 in.
Recommended hose size (in.)
3/8 in.
Shipping Weight
5.85 lb.
Working pressure (psi)
90 PSI
 
Mopar Tim said:
I love trains......Cue Karl!
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I'm a big time rail fan. That is my second hobby next to cars. I had a model railroad setup but it's disassembled now due to a couple moves. Once I fix my house the way I want it, I'm going to dedicate a room for a room size model, prolly in H.O. scale because that is most affordable..


My favorites are first generation diesel. That scenic run they do at the royal gorge is first generation diesel powered.

Near the royal gorge are a lot of places to go white water rafting. The place is a playground.
 
Rainy Day Auto said:
I'm a big time rail fan. That is my second hobby next to cars. I had a model railroad setup but it's disassembled now due to a couple moves. Once I fix my house the way I want it, I'm going to dedicate a room for a room size model, prolly in H.O. scale because that is most affordable..


My favorites are first generation diesel. That scenic run they do at the royal gorge is first generation diesel powered.

Near the royal gorge are a lot of places to go white water rafting. The place is a playground.
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I love steam trains...
 
Rainy Day Auto said:
I'm a big time rail fan. That is my second hobby next to cars. I had a model railroad setup but it's disassembled now due to a couple moves. Once I fix my house the way I want it, I'm going to dedicate a room for a room size model, prolly in H.O. scale because that is most affordable..


My favorites are first generation diesel. That scenic run they do at the royal gorge is first generation diesel powered.

Near the royal gorge are a lot of places to go white water rafting. The place is a playground.
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I came to California from Indiana in 1964 on the Super Chief. When it actually came down Cajon pass into San Bernardino. Was a fond memory..
 
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