millwaukee 28v cordless at work, its bad ass for water main bolts and such.
I have a corded craftsman at home it works good too
I have a corded craftsman at home it works good too
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Snap-On and MAC tools cordless impacts are junk. They outsource them and just slap their name on it.
Milwaukee has a decent 28volt set up but I heard that the battery doesn't last in extreme hot weather.
DeWalt just launched a sick 36volt line that weighs the same as an 18volt. I would definitely go this route if I were you. They are kinda pricy, about $370.Comment
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if your a poor college student like me, harbor freight has a 24volt for 69.99
says 1620lb torque, not sure if I believe that.Comment
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my boss has one at work that i use when im not in the shop. he got it from Snap On, so you can probably think of the price(pretty high). it works pretty well, it kinda struggles when it comes to taking off wheels unless the battery is fully charged then it does pretty well. and as for battery life, it will last for how long you use it meaning, if you dont use it all day the battery will last. but if you use it for about two hours straight you will pretty much drain the battery. hope that answers some questions.
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