whats a good 3/8 electric impact wrench ?
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If it's just around your house id say go with rigid...lifetime warranty on everything even the batteries. Never used snap ons but id stay away from craftsman and dewalt...I've gone through a lot of them before I found my makita which is going strong and I beat the snot out of it everyday
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iv been looking for a week couldnt decide between Makita or Milwaukee. neither had an impact with the 3/8 or 1/2 drive on them locally so i just bit the bullet and bought craftsman 1/2 and a craftsman drill just cause theres ALWAYS replacements at sears. never have to wait for restock.
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cordless impact good for band clamps on an exhaust? I only ask because I bottomed out and busted a clamp and need to replace it and dont want to take it to the shop just to replace a clamp.
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Milwaukee "fuel" series with 18v batteries. Their new brushless line. I just ordered (2) 3/8" and (3) 1/2" compact impacts on top of (3) drills. I dont know if the special is still going, but you can a 3rd battery free as of recently. Thats why I ordered all when I did. Nothing else I have seen or demoed comes close. Snap on certainly doesnt.