Wanting first impact wrench

[Ruark]

Remember that a bigger compressor needs a 220V outlet, which you may or may not have, and you may or may not be able to explain the electric bill hike to your wife, depending on how much it runs.

Also, be VERY careful about tightening nuts and bolts with that thing. Even a cheap one will get them so tight they'll break off or you'll have to break them to get them off later. I learned this the hard way when doing a tire rotation on my wife's car... :confused2:

 

[lostcause]

Remember that a bigger compressor needs a 220V outlet, which you may or may not have, and you may or may not be able to explain the electric bill hike to your wife, depending on how much it runs.

Also, be VERY careful about tightening nuts and bolts with that thing. Even a cheap one will get them so tight they'll break off or you'll have to break them to get them off later. I learned this the hard way when doing a tire rotation on my wife's car... :confused2:

torque sticks, torque limit extensions, etc. they're you're friend for frequent tire changes. sometimes you can get lucky and buy one in the size/strength you want on ebay for a cheap price. if you have multiple vehicles it may be worth the $50-$100 for a set of varying sizes.

edit: oh yeah. got sidetracked. ir2135 for 1/2" and ir 2115 for 3/8" i love the 2115 for dismantling smaller stuff and getting in tight areas.

 

[Ruark]

torque sticks, torque limit extensions, etc. they're you're friend for frequent tire changes

Never heard of torque limiting extensions. Checked it out, and that's exactly what I need. Thanks for the piece of education!