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   Pneumatic Impact Wrenches

   Cruisin~ You would lose that bet. I read the manual, and I don't use the cute pig tail you were referring to earlier. Straight 1/2 inch line at 95 psi =600 ft/lbs, I had it up to 110 PSI and still nothing. Poser~ Any more details or sites to read about those industry "STANDARDS". Next...

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   • Safado
   • Post #9
   • Dec 17, 2003
   • Forum: Camping & Outdoor Gear
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   Pneumatic Impact Wrenches

   So I put them to the test last night. Borrowed Snap-on, "Top-o-the-line" Husky from HD, and an IR T135 Ti from Sears. Price ranges were Free-$99-$250, and had the compressor up to about 110 PSI Not one of them could remove the strut bolts on the front of my wifes car. I had to get out the...

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   • Safado
   • Post #6
   • Dec 16, 2003
   • Forum: Camping & Outdoor Gear
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   Pneumatic Impact Wrenches

   My compressor topps out at 200 on the dial...never taken it near that, but I think I've got enough. :flipoff2: Which model Ingersoll does everyone use?

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   • Safado
   • Post #4
   • Dec 15, 2003
   • Forum: Camping & Outdoor Gear
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   Pneumatic Impact Wrenches

   So the wife wants to get me an Impact Wrench for X-mas. I'm always borrowing my neighbors and it is so useful. I have a Toyota Mechanic friend that swears by Ingersoll, but I have no idea what model to get or what to look for. I've been thinking about the Harbor Freight deal just to at least...

   • Safado
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   • Dec 14, 2003
   • Replies: 15
   • Forum: Camping & Outdoor Gear