Go for 1/2" drive with at least 200 Nm of torque. The higher the amperage the better.
We think these are good value, light and our local dealer has an excellent after sales service.
The 12v Milwaukee is only 1kg.. Half the weight of the 18v models and they're half the price.
Isn't the recommended torque for fittings only 54Nm?
It does look a bit light duty, but that's a plus if it does the job..
Has anyone tried one this size?
Would you use a 8 oz hammer to bang a 6 inch nail in ?
A 12 volt battery will turn so many nuts as will a 3/8 drive
But if you want it to keep turning them nuts all day you need to upgrade it to 18 volt and 1/2 inch drive
That's why it's only half the price because it's not capable of doing what you need it to do scaffold wise
Just found a video of a guy using the 12v impact wrench to take a wheel off a 4x4. Check out the link below.
http://youtu.be/oSeRLYuT4Kc
I'm about to purchase a Milwaukee 2454-22 M12 FUEL 12V Cordless Lithium-Ion 3/8 in. Impact Wrench with max torque 158Nm. Is 12v enough? has anybody used this model before?
All feedback is much appreciated. Ta!