Payton

I've seen the Igresal Rand with 360 ft# torque for around $34o.
Who else makes a good one and how much are they.

It looks like the tool section is gone so I posted this here.

SLOWOUTBOARD

I have 3 snapons 2- 1/2 in 1-3/8 have them for about 3 years now.PAID ABOUT $ 450 EACH BUT WORTH EVERY PENNY.THEY ARE USED EVERY DAY.JUST MAKE SURE YOU GET EXTRA BATTS WITH THEM SO THERE IS NO DOWN TIME.

Jb-fse

Call Longacher Racing. Best Impact On The Market.i Have Had One For A Year,batteries Are Great,fast Charge,long Usage Time.low Price. $279 With Case 2 Batteries.

go propless

By far Snap-On the new one out is the CT4850HO 1/2 drive 550 ft in rev and 350 ft in forward you will pay alittle more but it is the best

Sydwayz

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I have the Matco 3/8. I use it when changing tires, but it does not have enough torque to break lug nuts loose, nor tighten them to my standards.

FRMULTR

I buy a lot of cordless tools for my company, and as far as cordless impacts go, I like the Dewalt 1/2 inch 18 volt. I have used one to remove the lug nuts from my truck, no problem. They usually run around $300 TO $325.

Steve H

My techs all use various Snap On models, they love them.

266ltd

hitachi impact last forever, batteries are ok, they just came out with a new line of batteries that are suppose to be great i use the impact 365, 8-10hr a day. I drop it from heights and get it wet still no trouble.

Biggus

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I've got a Snap On 3/8 and the 1/2" drive, they work great. Zero issues.

mopower

A friend of mine has a half dozen Snap Ons in his shop and loves them. They're like Energizer Bunnies.
Just have extra batteries available.