Subject	Used the dewalt a lot at work
Posted by	jkeyser14 on June 09, 2011 at 10:48 PM
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In Reply To	What kind of cordless impact gun are you track guys posted by z32z on June 09, 2011 at 07:38 PM
Message	I would say it's perfectly suited for the Z. My experience is that it works great on fasteners torqued to 100 ft-lb, but not at all on fasteners torqued to 250 ft-lbs. It could have been old batteries, slightly worn brushes, etc, but it wouldn't touch them. Anyway, that's not an issue on the Z, but I thought it was worth mentioning. John EngineeringHobbyist.com
Follow Ups	What kind of cordless impact gun are you track guys - z32z 19:38:23 06/09/11 popular mechanics addressed this recently - BlackholeZ 19:48:13 06/09/11 Thanks but those reviews are for drivers ( screws & lags ) (n/m) - z32z 19:55:43 06/09/11 oops! - BlackholeZ 11:52:31 06/10/11 18V Makita impact wrench works great for me. (n/m) - Ibn Z(VA) 22:34:18 06/09/11 Re: 18V Makita impact wrench works great for me. - Izzy 00:52:11 06/11/11 Used the dewalt a lot at work - jkeyser14 22:48:35 06/09/11 Re: What kind of cordless impact gun are you track guys - Hoov100 23:07:42 06/09/11 No need for an impact gun to change tires... - Barry (NJ) 08:46:47 06/10/11 I agree. I do everything by hand. (n/m) - Inzane 09:24:03 06/10/11 Re: No need for an impact gun to change tires... - Dallas DamonZ 10:35:11 06/10/11 3rd. No way is an impact gun getting anywhere - Trailboss 11:53:56 06/10/11 Yeah, the re-torquing them is key :-O (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 11:56:07 06/10/11 Re: Yeah, the re-torquing them is key :-O - MikeC(NZ) 20:35:38 06/10/11
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