Need a portable compressor and Impact

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reccomendation for wrenching on my truck....I'm tired of turning the ratchet looking for a decent brand nothing expensive just something good enough for a shade tree mechanic...thanks
 
This may sound stupid but, I picked up an air set from one of the travelling tool shows, homier I believe, and they have worked pretty damned good. Some bolts I have to break by hand but after that it's all air... I am using a 2.5 gallon pancake compressor from the same place. I've had this setup for over 10 years now with no problems.
 
cordless impact. I have a 60 gallon compressor in my shop and air impact and ratchets...I end up using the snap on impact more often than not.
 
cordless impact. I have a 60 gallon compressor in my shop and air impact and ratchets...I end up using the snap on impact more often than not.

holy cow I should have bought the snap on cordless in mud bay oh well I will look into cordless as well....any thoughts on other brands of cordless impacts?
 
This may sound stupid but, I picked up an air set from one of the travelling tool shows, homier I believe, and they have worked pretty damned good. Some bolts I have to break by hand but after that it's all air... I am using a 2.5 gallon pancake compressor from the same place. I've had this setup for over 10 years now with no problems.

nsptr the pancake compressor is that about the size of one used for trim finish carpentry?...I dont mind breaking bolts manually and finishing them off with an air gun.
 
nsptr the pancake compressor is that about the size of one used for trim finish carpentry?...I dont mind breaking bolts manually and finishing them off with an air gun.

Yes, I dont have alot of room in my garage with the 40 and the wife's Yukon and the compressor sits just under the rear end of the 40. I have to move it to take the 40 out. This combo is not the greatest but it works for me. My buddy has a snap- on impact and it works great. I'd recommend that one if your going cordless
 
Ingersoll rand , cheap , reliable and powerful . especially the titanium series .

i use snap-on guns , but only because i got them for cheap . Ingersoll rand is a better deal .
 

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