That new Hercules is younger and more powerful than alot of big well known tools and a super sexy dirt low nasty price tag! I’m super tempted to buy it even though my Milwaukee is working just fine . I have to steer clear of the Hercules isles next time I go to the freight I already have a hard on for that Hercules and if I see it in person I’ll lose self control and buy it and go back home dim the lights and light some scented candles and put some rose petals on the bed and have my way with it
I've had mines for about 6 months and have used it for different applications such as automotive, electrical, hvac, and carpentry usage. Has been holding strong, and due to its performance and price points (also, kinda hard to pass on their warranty) I purchased both the drill and hammer drill, 1/ 2 in ultra torque wrench, portable fan, and the 2gal wet/dry vac. Can't wait for their lineup to grow because I'm now invested into the hercules brand. I also own Milwaukee, and frankly from what I've seen, they go toe to toe with each other.
That’s awesome! I’m really hoping they’ll come out with brushless electric ratchets as I’ve been waiting for those for months. Other than that I’m also pretty invested in their lineup as well.
3 months so far. Flawless. Now, I'm a DIY type. So no "rough" everyday trade work. Thus, for DIY, it's second to none. Now if I was in the trade I can't say that it would replace the Red/Yellow toys (although I'll take Hercules before the Snap On any day of the week).
Ive had to warranty mine twice… everyday use as a union tin knocker… love it when it works… power is second to none… but something breaks up front and it impacts whennits not supposed to and get incredibly hot… will hold up to non daily metal screw use
@@WHATDATTOOLDO right but you could pay for the herc impact AND drill for the price of a single milwaukee, which is its big selling point and a powerful one at that since they have a small gap performance wise.
@edwardoavila7666 i agree but people sleep on the ridgid with a lifetime service agreement free batteries and tool service for life for not much more than the hurc uf you pay attention to the sales which come up a few times a month
I have the impact driver but now looking at getting the hammer drill/driver for when i find myself havving to drill holes, the Jacobs chuck will work better holding drill bits than the hex collet unless theres some attachment im unaware of.
