Best cordless impact wrenches

[SteppedInIt]

I bought the 20V Max Lithium 1/2 in. Cordless Xtreme Torque Impact Wrench Kit from harbor freight. Ive used it on everything with no problems and real good battery life. Broke track pad bolts on my bulldozer.

 

[ez14.]

I have a 2 dewalt 1/2" impact wrenches, one is the smaller compact version, both 18v. Also have a air impact for use on the real hard stuck stuff.
I did pick up one of these on black Friday for $100. We will see how well it works...
https://www.homedepot.com/p/DEWALT-18-V ... /206526033

the adaptor works good. The slim pack batterys that it looks like that comes with are JUNK! Buy yourself the full size batterys you won't be sorry!

 

[littletom]

I have had the dewalt for a few years its good. Really don't use it much after i put a air compressor on the truck.

 

[greybeard]

I don't have an electric impact wrench but I have had good luck with my Dewalt drill, but I can't say anything bad about my older 18v Rockwell cordless drill either.
The Makita I had several years ago didn't hold up very well and I never bought another one.
This is the Dewalt I have. (I have never used the driver)
I'm not crazy about the charger but it does work.

 

[Silver]

I've got the 20V DeWalt kit with the circular saw, recip saw, drill, and 1/4" driver. Plus I added the stubby 1/2" impact. My favorite is the little driver. Use it whenever I can find an application for it.

 

[ddd75]

i picked up that little XR recip saw a few months back and I use it daily. It's the nicest little saw..


I noticed they make a small 20v chainsaw ... that'd be a perfect limbing saw i'd reckon

 

[greybeard]

Some years ago, I was using a batt powered recip saw to saw down a little holly that had popped up near a seldom used gate and was cutting it right at ground level.
The vibrations caused Earthworms to come pouring out of the ground by the dozens..I stopped and went fishin

 

[T & B farms]

We have both the 3/8" and the 1/2" Milwaukee's. Also have the grease gun. They are great, been using them hard for 6 years. Finally totaled out the 3/8" a couple weeks ago, sent it in 50$ and got a brand new one. What surprises me the most is the batteries are very good. 5 years and only one of them has crapped out. The craftsman crap we used to have be lucky if the batteries would last a year.

 

[tom4018]

Milwaukee Fuel, you will be amazed. Be gentle it will ring them off quick when you crank down.

I have one and they are powerful, as strong or stronger than my Snap On air gun.

 

[ddd75]

i have milwaukee 18v batteries that are now 9 years ago and they are still good.

 

[b61mh44]

I use 18 vDewalt and 20v Ingersoll daily. The Dewalt for bolts up to 1/2", the Ingersoll for anything bigger. If the Ingersoll won't do it then its on to 3/4 or 1" drive air impact. The Ingersoll is impressive.

 

[skyhightree1]

Any opinions

I have Milwaukee and snap on and they don't have a easy life love them both