Which of these impact drivers remove LUG NUTS!? 

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Appreciate that! Thank you for watching.

@jwilson, you have just about every brand there is lol.

It’s a great little impact, use it everyday at work

I would like to have had the m18 as well. The flex the Hercules and m18 could all do it with relative ease

@@Kaleb_RoSs the gen 4 has more torque than the Hercules and flex. But the gen 3 is slightly weaker than both.

@@munsell2010 I have seen a mixed results from the gen4 I love mine that I have at work but it has to stay at work. I’m considering buying a second one to compare to these

@@Kaleb_RoSs another one is the Metabo hpt 36v “BOLT”. It’s expensive but it is second only to the Milwaukee m18 gen 4 driver. But you get the IP56 rating and a lifetime warranty.

​@@Kaleb_RoSs You don't use 1/4" on lug nuts because the adapters can break. Lug nuts around 80 foot pounds, and the breaking strength of 1/4" hex bits and adapters is around 80 foot pounds. Use the correct tool for the job. Minimum 3/8 socket, or better still 1/2 socket.

Yea great prices for some good tools.

*Skil

Impact drivers arent really meant for this but the more powerful ones could come in handy when in a pinch for sure.

Read the fine print on that 25% no bauer or hercules are included in that deal

Dude you can do the buy one starter kit with the 6ah & 4AH and you can get one of the Ridgid mid torque right now for far less than that right angle impact and it’s plenty powerful unless ur looking to break loose Honda crank bolts or work on an 18wheeler comes out to 90$ for the tool alone an 90 for the starter kit but I’d just buy it and return the starter kit (ppl call it hacking the deal) and if u do that u got the mid torque for under a bill…just figured I’d wish someone would’ve told me if I were you oh and to lyk they have the high torque on a bogo too but it’s a lil more expensive but well worth it for the price as Ridgids last octane model high torque was actually even more powerful than the 2767 Milwaukee, however Milwaukees back on top with the 2967 it’s a great tool

@@Jeff-rk8hq I literally did that ridgid deal yesterday lmao. Check out my recent videos. Got the 2tool combo of the hammer drill and impact driver and got the mid torque and grinder free. Also looked at the high torque BOGO as well

@@Jeff-rk8hqdude I already said for the really stuck ones ima use the Bauer. I blew off the right angled Ridgid once I bought that beast!

Skill is on a roll with their latest lineup!

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@@Kevin-mp5of We stand corrected brother. It is spelled Skil. Thank you

The Gen 2 ultra torque is also quite badass in my opinion.

That’s already in the works as well! I have about 3 weeks worth of footage using all my drivers and impact wrenches at the junk yard. Lug nuts axle nuts, caliper bolts and pretty much anything I could try. Just been editing the footage.

That’s what an impact wrench is for lol

@@Jeff-rk8hq that too

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I don’t know men, those lug nuts seem pretty real to me 😅

I was using impact drivers to see if they can remove lug nuts but I wouldn’t recommend using them for that regularly. They can do it but an impact wrench is much better suited for it. I was using the quin torque wrench adapter on my breaker bar in this video but you can get some reliable torque wrenches for a better price than this. Thank you for watching!

@@Kaleb_RoSs Thanks for the reply Boss!

Yes I know

Yea, I have limited use with the Hercules and I judged it a little too soon in my initial review video of it. The 2.0 that comes with it holds it back a lot. But with the 4ah extreme it’s a beast

I would still go with the Milwakee.

@@mg8718 I have all Milwaukee at work but that’s not saying they don’t have a lot of problems.

They are weak impact guns.

@@mg8718 the Flex, Hercules and Milwaukee are all comparable in terms of power. I literally have a video about it coming out soon. They each excel in different applications. AND the flex has a LIFETIMES warranty while the Milwaukee and Hercules don’t. The Hercules is only $70 bare tool and the Milwaukee has the platform of all the other tools they have accessible

Just the impact drivers that I own lol

I was as well. Maybe with the multi volt batteries it would to do it a bit easier

the triple hammer is a good concept, on paper, but, it has a flaw, most impact drivers have 2 hammers spaced apart at 180 degrees, so when hammer #1 hits, it has a longer travel from zero degrees, all the way around to build up that momentum , when hammer #2 hits, it has travelled a full 180 degrees, which means more momentum, harder hits, harder impact, more force, its physics, the triple hammer has 3 hammers, each hammer travelling a shorter distance, smaller revolutions, less travel, less force, weaker impacts... if you can visualize this, you will understand

Yea these were all removing lug nuts that I had properly torqued as well though. There’s bound to be plenty of lug nuts impact drivers can’t remove if they have been on there for a while and got seized up

Yea the ridgid 4 mode is a BEAST. Sadly I only had it for a few days though.

@Kaleb_RoSs sorry to hear about that. There are some good deals on ebay. Got mine a month ago for 50!

Got some dewalts but they’re on the operating table

And I agree. As far as impacts go they have been making some badass upgrades

Hercules impact driver destroys all the Dewalt impact drivers in many different tests"

@@jacobsebastien3910 I was referring mainly to impact wrenches though. Not me personally but from what seen most other channels showcase

I’m not missing any point lol. I’m not telling people that impact drivers are the right tool for the job. I’ve ran into plenty of lugs that were over tightened and bent my 4way or my breaker bar by trying to get them off by hand as well

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My dewalt is on the operating table being turned into a dewalt “freak”

Correct, just seeing if the drivers COULD do it

@@Kaleb_RoSs Ah I see, lol I made the mistake of buying the impact driver for lug nuts... Now I'm stuck with the driver instead of a wrench LOL

@@MeepMeep88 well depending what driver do you have? I have a video coming out soon on how to make your impact drive a hybrid of a wrench and a driver just like how Bosch has their Bosch Freak impact driver/wrench

@@Kaleb_RoSs I got the M12 FUEL 12V Impact Driver. And now I have the impact wrench 3/8 stubby.

@@MeepMeep88 gotcha, nvm then. I have the 3/8 stubby as well. Use it everyday at work and love it!