Cordless impact wrench?
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From: NEW JERSEY
Originally Posted by SVT F15O
Another vote for the Snap-On. I got mine on a deal $450 with two batteries. It goes where ever I go. -Mat-
I got the same 18 volt w/ 2 batteries for $375. (About 2 years ago)
Of course my uncle had just got done buying an $11,000 dale earnhardt box from his dealer.
2 days later my uncle WON the lottery and paid the box off. Couldn't have written it any better.
VINNIE
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From: Baldwin ,Wi.
Originally Posted by VINNIE
Some deal.
I got the same 18 volt w/ 2 batteries for $375. (About 2 years ago)
Of course my uncle had just got done buying an $11,000 dale earnhardt box from his dealer.
2 days later my uncle WON the lottery and paid the box off. Couldn't have written it any better.
VINNIE
I got the same 18 volt w/ 2 batteries for $375. (About 2 years ago)
Of course my uncle had just got done buying an $11,000 dale earnhardt box from his dealer.
2 days later my uncle WON the lottery and paid the box off. Couldn't have written it any better.
VINNIE
A guy at work has a Dale box. He actually takesit out in his driveway and waxes the damn thing .
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From: SouthJerseyUSA
I got mine at Sears:
Milwaukee 1/2 in. Square Drive Impact Wrench
Sears item #00926887000 Mfr. model #9079-22
Removes/tightens lug nuts on vehicle wheels. Produces up to 240 ft./lbs max. torque and 0-2200 impacts per minute. 2.4 amp NiCad batteries. Variable speed switch (0-1400), reversible Battery Pack.
Fred
Milwaukee 1/2 in. Square Drive Impact Wrench
Sears item #00926887000 Mfr. model #9079-22
Removes/tightens lug nuts on vehicle wheels. Produces up to 240 ft./lbs max. torque and 0-2200 impacts per minute. 2.4 amp NiCad batteries. Variable speed switch (0-1400), reversible Battery Pack.
Fred
Last edited by SILVERLIGHTNING; May 16, 2005 at 01:16 AM.
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From: houston, tx
Originally Posted by St Louis Lightning
I just break them loose with the tire iron and then use my stanard cordless drill to take them off quick. While not as fancy, it sure is cheap.
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From: Shelton, Connecticut
Originally Posted by VINNIE
Some deal.
I got the same 18 volt w/ 2 batteries for $375. (About 2 years ago)
Of course my uncle had just got done buying an $11,000 dale earnhardt box from his dealer.
2 days later my uncle WON the lottery and paid the box off. Couldn't have written it any better.
VINNIE
I got the same 18 volt w/ 2 batteries for $375. (About 2 years ago)
Of course my uncle had just got done buying an $11,000 dale earnhardt box from his dealer.
2 days later my uncle WON the lottery and paid the box off. Couldn't have written it any better.
VINNIE