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One inch drive battery impacts

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  1. Martin70New Member#1

    What do you prefer in 1" battery impacts?

  2. JaredVJunior Member#2

    My boss really likes his Milwaukee for changing a truck tire in the woods.

  3. pumkinheadJunior Member#3

    second for the Milwaukee only because its the batteries i'm married to, still doesn't touch the power of an air gun but it sure is convenient

  4. Ross0133New Member#4

    I also have the Milwuakee 1" and like it. I agree its not a powerful as a good air gun, but it sure is convenient.

  5. cjmcNew Member#5

    What other companies offer a 1 inch cordless impact gun other than Milwaukee?

  6. SlowvojockeyNew Member#6

    cjmc said: What other companies offer a 1 inch cordless impact gun other than Milwaukee? Click to expand... Makita, ingersoll-Rand, and some other off shore brands. These guys here test lots of impacts. Here’s a link to their latest video on 1 inch cordless impacts. There’s a ranking chart at the end of the video with basically every brand of common air and cordless 1 inch impacts.

  7. Tyler d4cSenior Member#7

    I have a brand new 1/2 milwaukee and a 6 or 7 year old 1 inch. The 1/2 will out do the 1 inch

  8. Mike LJunior Member#8

    I’ve got the Milwaukee 1” impact. Most of the time it will out run my cp pneumatic 1”. I have beat the s*** out of it for about 5 years and running.

  9. Tyler d4cSenior Member#9

    Mike L said: I’ve got the Milwaukee 1” impact. Most of the time it will out run my cp pneumatic 1”. I have beat the s*** out of it for about 5 years and running. Click to expand... Perhaps i got a lemon i even down loaded the app and tuned it up though blue tooth

  10. Welder DaveExpert#10

    I rented the most powerful 1" Milwaukee. I think it was 1400 ft /lbs. loosening torque and about 1100 tightening. I don't know why tightening torque is always less than loosening torque?

  11. 92U 3406Senior Member#11

    Welder Dave said: I rented the most powerful 1" Milwaukee. I think it was 1400 ft /lbs. loosening torque and about 1100 tightening. I don't know why tightening torque is always less than loosening torque? Click to expand... Someone once told me it was so that you can remove whatever you installed with it.

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