Who uses 20v 1/2 inch on lugs?

BWL · Mar 10, 2018

Burla said:
I also have a flat repair kit and air compressor along those same lines. You don't even need to take the tire off to fix it. Also have some wire cutters to able to take whatever caused the flat to be able to pull it out.

I do much the same. I pack a lot of just in case stuff. Main reason I've been looking into building larger in floor bins for the stuff I may need, but don't need quick access to.

Rampant · Mar 10, 2018

BWL said:
Milwakee makes a 2 stage 1/2" impact low is 100ft/lbs so you can start them and finish up with a torque wrench and a ridiculous 700 tightening and 1100 ft/lbs removal torque in high. I'm looking at trading up. That's crazy for an 18V tool.

You mean this? It is definitely a beast. It laughs at lug nuts.

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BWL · Mar 10, 2018

That's the one. Throw a 10ah battery on that beast and you'll never need an air impact unless you're up to a 1" drive. I have an 18V ryobi 1/2" impact that I use every day with a 4ah on it and it does most of what I need, but who doesn't want better.

McBroom · Mar 10, 2018

I do and not a problem ever

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BWL · Mar 10, 2018

Just ordered a Milwaukee 276722 1/2" impact kit. They've upped their power since I last checked 1000ft/lbs fastening and 1400ft/lb loosening. I see a lot of snapped bolts in my future lol. Hopefully the lowest speed of the 4 will be tame enough for stuff I think might break.

HemiLonestar · Mar 12, 2018

The real question is why do you still have the junky oem lug nuts lol?

whetrick1 · Mar 19, 2018

Where and what brand of lugs did you buy to replace the stock ones. Been waiting to find someone who has upgraded to a better lug nut.

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whetrick1 · Mar 19, 2018

I have a 18 volt with 300 lb.ft of torque and I think that's enough to do the job of breaking the lug nuts loose.

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BWL · Mar 20, 2018

One for lighter jobs and one for the heavy grunt work.

Who uses 20v 1/2 inch on lugs?

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