a bit big and heavy but has plenty of power
Anybody used this wrenches? Can you recommend the RAC one?
Have a sealey impact gun its 19.4 volts two batterys fast charge in an hour cost me 180. brill tool use it all the time but can be a little heavey at times
Thanks, would see if i can find one tomorrow
[Edited on 5/2/12 by femster87]
I've got a Snap- On 12v one and to be honest it's not man enough to crack off
wheel nuts which is what I bought it for. It's great for bolts that are rusty tight.
Once the wheel nut (etc) is cracked it's fine.
If you want a hi power jobbie go 18v or 24v.
Macallister as sold by B&Q I have had one for going on 5 years it has been very good, now one of the batteries is iffy, my fault due to
not recharging after use. It is not quite torquey enough for wheel nuts.
Clarke do a powerful 240v one at a very good price.
i bought one of these http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0038YER7M
a bit big and heavy but has plenty of power
Not in stock now. But at bottom the page there is the Clarke 240v one at £ 50.
This one linky seems to be getting good reviews
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Originally posted by roadrunner
Not in stock now. But at bottom the page there is the Clarke 240v one at £ 50.