jtmiller92

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When I first saw these for sale i didntr have much faith in them, but a friend had the Dewalt one and its awesome. I plan on buying one soon......jt

Blk00TransAm

Id go woth the dewalt. They've never let me down yet

5w20

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I have a 18V Snap-on and works like a champ. Never had any issues with it.

Makita is also a good brand for cordless impacts and drills. I have the smaller size battery ones and I like them too. No problems. I dont have any experience with the other brands.

Tally TransAm

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i have the 18V dewalt and love it

i use it all the time, great for the track.

little bastard is noisy though hehe

5w20

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Green are Makita
Black and red are Snap-on.

budhayes3

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I have the DeWalt one, it works great

slowpoke96z28

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today, one of the techs at work dropped his makita cordless impact into a drain pan full of coolant. he blew it and the battery out with his air nozzle as was right back to work. i'll see how well it works tomorrow.

JBSS71

had any problems with the 'red' makita's ?

J&J Speed Shop

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I have a Dewalt 3/8" and it rocks. Like others have said barely use air impact anymore. I love the freedom of no air hose

scamp2279

I have the 12v snap on #CT310, with a slightly modified to fit 18v battery. I dont know if the 18v battery was the cause but my trigger/switch did go out. I personally blame the 18v battery.
But I love mine.

Rabidbandit

The New v28 milwaukee impact has a Lithium Ion batt. It's the BEST on the market for runtime and torque. So far....nobody else offers this technology mainstream. They also have a full line of other cordless tools like an awesome portable bandsaw...kick ***! Check it out....it's about the same as a dewalt but way better. IMO

blackz93

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My friend bought a Goodyear from Pep Boys and it it works pretty good at the dragstrip.

2002SilverWS-6

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I got a goodyear about two weeks ago, and I have taken all the lugnuts off of four different vehicles w/the same charge and it works great...its also 24 volt w/170 ft. lbs. I was worried about the torque, but it still works fantastic. It was only 89.99!!!!!

blackz93

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Yep, that's the best part!

5w20

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which red ones? I dont have any...those darker maroonish colored tools are MAC air impacts

Tom@SpeedInc

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I think snap on electric impacts are overpriced.

dewalt and makita do anything a snap on impact does. Infact I think Milwaukee batteries happen to fit snap on electric impact..... put 2 and 2 together and figure who acutally makes snap ons impact

The snap on one is good, but oversized. I guess its handy to have the snap on if the tool guy comes every week, you don't have to go anywhere if you have a problem with your tool.

marxjunk

The Snap On is high but worth it. I train techs how to use bodyshop equipment.I bought a snap on 5 years ago, in late 2001. I use it almost everyday, and at least 3 or 4 techs use it each week, and those guys are like 5 thumbed gorillas, sometime i think they try to bust it up on purpose. It has been dropped so many times, i am sure if it was a turd, it would shot craps long ago, and it works everytime. Sometimes it's used for 4 or 5 hours a day 5 times a week. Never left me hanging. The onlything i had to do was replace a battery once in 5 years.
My boss, who is the smartest guy on earth, has a dewalt, uses it very rarely, and it's broke twice. I like the dewalt because it's smaller, but i would never buy anything else but a Snap On, just my opinion.

SLP4CamaroSS

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there mainly all the same company now they all use the same parts

Muffracing

I have a 14.4 volt Snap-on I bought used from my old boss. He bought a 18 volt Dewalt. They both work very well, but he said he prefers the Snap-on.

DietCoke

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Best damned $250 i ever spent, milwaukee 18v