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comments on cordless impacts wrenches...for my excursions to the pull and save 200

posted by  rhaire on  Fri Sep 28 02:48 CST 2007
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Talk about co-inkydinks. I used my Milwaukee 18V to remove an M47 destined for a well known Volvo racer guy in Naples a couple of weeks ago. It sure helped that project. With a fresh battery, it will do the tough ones. Biggest challenge was the giant hub nuts on the S70 axles at a salvage yard. Took a while (30-60 secs of impacting them) but it freed them in the end. One battery.






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