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Daniel2019 wrote:

hahahahahahahahahahahahaha

PHIL069 wrote:
How did you stop at just the wheels? More, more, more

Unscrew ALL the bolts!

PHIL069 wrote:
How did you stop at just the wheels? More, more, more

LOL...
it just a nice tool to have, especially crawling under the car, trying to break some bolts.....

the Milwaukee M18 is about $100 more and is a tad smaller in overall size and weight.

Does the wrench not come with batteries and a charger?
Does it do the same job as a compressor + rattle gun?

Hope you enjoy your new purchase

spetz wrote:Does the wrench not come with batteries and a charger?
Does it do the same job as a compressor + rattle gun?

Hope you enjoy your new purchase

As you can see from the picture....the answer is NO. You buy them seperately. But it is calculated to be around similar price range to the big brothers like Milwaukee, Hitachi, Borch, Makita, etc when you buy the wrench, 2xbatteries and charger.

They each comes with 2year warranty, some other brands comes with up to 5years.

They behave the same as air tools, but much expensive, have limited operating times, However, they are portable, take less space and less fuss.

I say if you have a garage of your own, compressor setup is much more econmical, cordless electric is just another alternative.

Return it! I had that impact before my current one. The Ryobi does just over 120NM on a full charge. I only could undo a wheel nut when the battery was full charge! I fell for the 265NM as well and it definitely does not do that.

You can get the Makita BTW450 package for $500 and it's the best cordless out there for a while.

It broke loose the balancer bolt and hub nut without even raising a sweat, less that half second impacting before it broke them loose!

spetz wrote:Does the wrench not come with batteries and a charger?
Does it do the same job as a compressor + rattle gun?

Hope you enjoy your new purchase

Depends on the gun. I have a 3/4 inch air impact at work that does 1100NM. My Makita BTW450 does 450NM and I have a smaller air impact that does roughly 200NM.

I can make a video of the Makita in action on a wheel, rips the nuts off like butter.

payaya wrote:Return it! I had that impact before my current one. The Ryobi does just over 120NM on a full charge. I only could undo a wheel nut when the battery was full charge! I fell for the 265NM as well and it definitely does not do that.

You can get the Makita BTW450 package for $500 and it's the best cordless out there for a while.

It broke loose the balancer bolt and hub nut without even raising a sweat, less that half second impacting before it broke them loose!

Are you sure? I used it to take out all 4wheels and lightly tighten them with a fully charged battery and the battery inicator is still green.
What torque did you set to tighten your wheel nuts?

payaya wrote:I can make a video of action, like rip off My small nuts on a butter wheel.

zuihoujueding wrote:

payaya wrote:Return it! I had that impact before my current one. The Ryobi does just over 120NM on a full charge. I only could undo a wheel nut when the battery was full charge! I fell for the 265NM as well and it definitely does not do that.

You can get the Makita BTW450 package for $500 and it's the best cordless out there for a while.

It broke loose the balancer bolt and hub nut without even raising a sweat, less that half second impacting before it broke them loose!

Are you sure? I used it to take out all 4wheels and lightly tighten them with a fully charged battery and the battery inicator is still green.
What torque did you set to tighten your wheel nuts?

100-120NM for wheel nuts! Basically as hard as you can with a small breaker bar. I'm not saying the battery sucks, just the torque of it does.

payaya wrote:

zuihoujueding wrote:

payaya wrote:Return it! I had that impact before my current one. The Ryobi does just over 120NM on a full charge. I only could undo a wheel nut when the battery was full charge! I fell for the 265NM as well and it definitely does not do that.

You can get the Makita BTW450 package for $500 and it's the best cordless out there for a while.

It broke loose the balancer bolt and hub nut without even raising a sweat, less that half second impacting before it broke them loose!

Are you sure? I used it to take out all 4wheels and lightly tighten them with a fully charged battery and the battery inicator is still green.
What torque did you set to tighten your wheel nuts?

100-120NM for wheel nuts! Basically as hard as you can with a small breaker bar. I'm not saying the battery sucks, just the torque of it does.

i torque them at 90Nm. By the way, how to you test about the torque of wrenches?

Who torques wheel nuts?

zuihoujueding wrote:

payaya wrote:

zuihoujueding wrote:

payaya wrote:Return it! I had that impact before my current one. The Ryobi does just over 120NM on a full charge. I only could undo a wheel nut when the battery was full charge! I fell for the 265NM as well and it definitely does not do that.

You can get the Makita BTW450 package for $500 and it's the best cordless out there for a while.

It broke loose the balancer bolt and hub nut without even raising a sweat, less that half second impacting before it broke them loose!

Are you sure? I used it to take out all 4wheels and lightly tighten them with a fully charged battery and the battery inicator is still green.
What torque did you set to tighten your wheel nuts?

100-120NM for wheel nuts! Basically as hard as you can with a small breaker bar. I'm not saying the battery sucks, just the torque of it does.

i torque them at 90Nm. By the way, how to you test about the torque of wrenches?

Just from experience! I notice any bolt from 17mm upwards mine use to struggle.

Bennoz wrote:Who torques wheel nuts?

Not me! Change too many to do that!

Bennoz wrote:Who torques wheel nuts?

i used to!



used

payaya wrote:

Bennoz wrote:Who torques wheel nuts?

Not me! Change too many to do that!

Two grunts and they are good to go, (well one grunt for me and two - three grunts for Gen. Y) .

Half a grunt for me. Coz I'm hulk

lol....u know just fdont want my EXPENSIVE stock wheels get overtightened.