Posted by Whizkidkyus on July 27, 2009 at 23:30:29 from (64.130.131.20):
Since everyone's talking about these cordless impact wrenches in the other post, I'm wondering which one everyone recommends . I've heard of them and seen a few in stores , but I've never actually seen one in operationor used one. But I'd like to get one for small jobs so I don't have to run my air hose out side the shop , or across the floor , etc. I mechanic on lawnmowers a lot and maybe take a tire off here and there and other fixit jobs around the house , so I therefore, don't need a big expensive fancy one . But at the same time I want a decent one that can do just about anything that I want it to do. So what kind of cordless impact wrenchs do you guys recommend ? Why ?
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