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Anyone got one they can recommend, or recommend a brand or model?
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18v dewalt gets used and abused all day long, nearly 2 years old,also have alligator saw and drill all on the 18v i cannot praise there stuff enoughOriginally posted by Albannach View PostJAP4X4PART ¬ THE BIGGEST SURF BREAKER IN THE UK ¬ -
Always fancied one to change from AT's to muds on the truck, would make it much easier, but always found the price prohibitive.'Tis better to sting than to be stung!Comment
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I've got an 18V Clarke one which gets a lot of use at work. Good battery life, reasonably powerful and less than £100 including 2 batteries! Bargain!
I've got a Clarke Air one there too, which is better but you need an air supply!
I have some 18V Ryobi 'one' stuff as well which is very good, though I had a battery fail after 3 months...Cutting steps in the roof of the worldComment
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I've got maybe £200 to spend on one. I'm torn between a compressor for the air tools I already have and a battery operated impact wrench. I reckon the impact wrench will be more useful, but as Andy says, less powerful.
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My son works at Machine Mart if he can help with any discount, give us a pmDeath rides a Black HorseComment
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I have a makita 18v Lithium Ion impact driver. Good for general spannering but won't do wheel nuts etc. I think the max torque is around 140NM..great little tool tho. I work in a hardware shop and I could get you a good deal if its fit for purposeComment
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Will do John, thanks.Originally posted by John h View PostDo you know that, with a 50 character limit, it'sComment
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I bought a Hitachi, 18V and for 200 stabs I got a load of sockets thrown in.
Great tool.Sent from the iPad you "lost"Comment
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I use one of these, no batteries to wear out, no air supply needed, just three Weetabix every morning!
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No use for what I want though.Originally posted by BUSHWHACKER View PostI use one of these, no batteries to wear out, no air supply needed, just three Weetabix every morning!
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Andy I have a good air impact wrench you can borrow if you go that route.Alan
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Hello mate.Originally posted by Albannach View Post
Not sure if this is any good to you??
http://www.teakatoys.com/PhotoGaller...e=ARB%2DCKMA12
or the cheaper option:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/RAC-12V-Impact...261610001r4903
Im currently in the process of trying to buy the right air compressor for sraying cars and other things. Surprisingly complicated subject. Need to make sure whatever i buy is man enough for the various tasks i want it for etc. so many things to take into account. It seems the only decent ones cost a small fortune
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Cheers Alan, I'll maybe take you up on that.Originally posted by KERRSURF View PostDo you know that, with a 50 character limit, it'sComment
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Im having a little chuckle. Man asks for recommendations for a 12V impact wrench and gets several replies recommending 18V ones, a couple on air operated ones, and one on weetabix and a wheelwrench. Still nothing on 12V impact wrenches.
I know everyone is trying to be helpful, so dont go taking offence, it just amused me, thats all
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