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Anyone have a recommendation on which cordless impact gun? I looked online and there's too many of them!! :D
What model have you all had good experience with? 1/2" drive I assume? Thanks in advance, Craig |
I like my DeWALT DC800KL. But I've never owned anything else, so not much of a comparison.
EDIT: One thing about the DeWALT to have in mind is, if you take it places and use it somewhat much, you should get extra batteries so you have 3. It's kinda power hungry. |
Originally Posted by OldSchool
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Anyone have a recommendation on which cordless impact gun? I looked online and there's too many of them!! :D
What model have you all had good experience with? 1/2" drive I assume? Thanks in advance, Craig I'll probably reinvest in a 1/2 from Snap-On, Matco, or DeWalt one day soon. |
i use an impact tool to remove the prop, but not to torque it on install. i am not confident of the unkown torque of the imapct tool. so i end up using the wood method or holding the prop by hand.
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I've watched Bob Teague use a large rubber mallet to tighten the props on Miss Amsoil. I'm keeping a rubber mallet in the boat from now on, it's the easiest thing I've seen.
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Originally Posted by OldSchool
(Post 3569310)
Anyone have a recommendation on which cordless impact gun? I looked online and there's too many of them!! :D
What model have you all had good experience with? 1/2" drive I assume? Thanks in advance, Craig |
Originally Posted by 44MTI
(Post 3552269)
I can promise you, once you use an impact gun. You will never be without them, plus they are nice to have in case of trailer flats.
I don't see how you could ever get enough torque with someone holding just the prop. |
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