Who makes the best cordless impact?
 

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.

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.

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.

I have been pleased with my Craftsmen 18V

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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.

Mark,

We a have snap on at the car lot. We have changed many a set of tires with that impact, works awesome gets used everyday. I would highly recommend it.

that's a TON of power right there, I may have to get me one of those...

Early on (middle 90's), Snap-On had some battery contact issues. All cleared up under warranty. Now, my shop (including me) has all three models that Snap-On offers. That's five mechanics using them 5-6 days a week. No issues, period. Well worth the money.

Snap On without a doubt. Very durable and will break almost anything loose. Have had guys borrow mine then go out and buy one.

Well I was thinking DeWalt, since all my other cordless stuff is DeWalt. But, it sure seems like Snapon has the vote.

Will DeWalts standerd charger also charge a lithium ion battery?

I've already got a bank of 3 chargers (DeWalt and 2 different cordless grease guns) I guess one more won't matter.

I can get you hooked up with one!! I have a realy close friend that is a snap-on on guy and he has good used ones as well as new ones..

Or let me Know I am A dealer and I have one of the new ones on my truck

Mark I just bought a DeWalt a few days ago to take to the field. I have been having some corn head issues and needed to speed things up. I think this thing will do all I need but I would like to see the Snapon unit.

Drop me an email. I have some Snap-on issues that I need some good advice on. rotax454@aol

I got one of the 4850 Snap On's today...

it's a powerhouse for sure

Anyone uses the new Makita LiOn Power ??? I am selling a lot of BTW 251 RFE in Italy, they all tell me it's a great Tool.
For me i have a smaller one Btw 130 but is fine for my use.