IR W5130 Cordless Impact - 190 ft-lbs of torque!

[The Critic]

http://aftermarketpress.com/index.php/ne...-wrench-at-sema

http://www.tooloutfitters.com/3-8-drive-iqv20-cordless-impact-wrench-bare-tool.html

190 ft-lbs of torque. That's a lot for a 3/8" cordless impact.

I guess I finally have a use for my extra IQv20 battery.

Who's in for one?

 

[demarpaint]

Nice but I'd rather have a 1/2" drive with a bit more torque. JMO

 

[Donald]

I am not a fan of anything 3/8" since there is overlap in 1/4 & 1/2.

 

[Gabe]

Originally Posted By: Donald
I am not a fan of anything 3/8" since there is overlap in 1/4 & 1/2.


Is it safe to assume you don't do your own mechanical repairs??

 

[Vikas]

MAX series? Where are the DeWalt lawyers?? I thought DeWalt had obtained the trademark on their 12V MAX tools. Are the both companies part of the same conglomerate?

Mike, you need this to reinstall the parts that you took out with your other impact!

 

[Donald]

Originally Posted By: Gabe
Originally Posted By: Donald
I am not a fan of anything 3/8" since there is overlap in 1/4 & 1/2.


Is it safe to assume you don't do your own mechanical repairs??


I do a lot but not everything. This was my Dad's thought also. I have a lot of tools, and will always grab a 1/2" down to the smallest one in the set, then go to the 1/4" set or maybe a nutdriver, depends.

 

[vaboom123]

I think you'll love it. I have the newer style snap-on 3/8" 14.4v cordless and just love it. The thing is so handy and really packs a punch. I think the torque might be in the 150 ft. lb. range, but it still really has some zip. That extra power that the IR has would be great.