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Simply stated, the class-leading Milwaukee M18 Fuel 2767-20 is the ultimate 1/2" brushless impact providing 1000 ft-lbs fastening / 1400 ft-lbs breakaway torque. In terms of power, the 2767-20 even outperforms the excellent Makita XWT08Z/XVZ 1/2" brushless impact with its 740 ft-lbs fastening / 1180 ft-lbs breakaway torque (although the Makita holds the edge in other areas, such as ergonomics). Only the Milwaukee M18 Fuel 2864-20 3/4" impact offering 1200 ft-lbs fastening / 1500 ft-lbs breakaway torque is more powerful, although this tool has One-Key and therefore somewhat more expensive. The 2767-20 has a length of 8.39", weighing 5.9 lbs (7.5 lbs with Milwaukee 5.0 Ah battery / 6.8 lbs with Milwaukee 2.0 Ah compact battery), and operates at a maximum 1750 rpm / 2100 ipm with a 4-mode drive control that includes a bolt removal feature (slows to 750 rpm after breaking fastener for better control). There is perhaps no application that this impact cannot handle, otherwise get out the cutting torch and/or angle grinder. Highly recommended.Read full review
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I just bought this Impact Gun and are very pleased with my purchase, it is very powerful and delivers very high torque for most heavy duty jobs, tire lug nuts come as easy as if they were hand tightened, the small size makes it very convenient for jobs where space is scarce. I bought a semi.new unit works perfect, but as I have learned the key point in these rechargeable tools are the batteries, the ones for this gun are above 120 USD each, so I assume it is better to have NEW Battery packs that have warranty and enjoy a longer life span, I hope my two battery packs last as long as new ones! The case is very sturdy and have space for gun, charger and two batteries. Do not fall in the trap of buying a Chinese imitation, this is the one to buy!
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This is arguably, and probably factually, the best heavy duty 1/2" cordless impact wrench on the market. A quick YouTube search will show scores of testimonies of it performing exactly as advertised and completing impressive tasks that even heavy duty pneumatic impacts had trouble with in the not-so-distant past; tightening bolts down to its accurately and honestly advertised 1,000 lb/ft of torque and breaking them loose from 1,400 lb/ft, unlike HF's Earthquake that falls short 2-300 lb/ft of its falsely advertised specs that are already lower than the Milwaukee 2767-20. About the only job it's not suited for is changing all the tires on an 18-wheeler in one go or similar heavy duty platforms but it will change plenty of them before the 5.0AH battery needs swapped/recharged and the tool shuts itself down to protect it from thermal overload. It easily replaces the need for expensive and bulky compressors, hoses and pneumatic tools, especially in emergency roadside situations unless you're in a shop doing jobs all day that require an 1" drive pneumatic Gatlin gun-style impact. Not to mention it outperforms the high-dollar competition brands like Snap-On and Matco for easily 1/2 to 1/3 of the price and still includes a 5-year warranty for day-after-day abuse. The only two improvements I would currently recommend to the Milwaukee engineering teams is to incorporate multiple LED lights around the anvil to eliminate the shadow and recess them into the housing to protect them from damage, and also to incorporate some rubber molding around the edges and corners of the relatively expensive batteries. I've seen several broken from only a two-feet fall and one even break apart at the seem from the vibration of the impact wrenches operation alone and it's difficult to get them replaced by the warranty because it looks like user abuse when it happens. Even some of my cheap, much smaller 1.5AH Ryobi batteries have the rubber protection around the edges and corners. All in all, it's money well spent and will continue to recommend the product to others until I find a reason not to. Read full review
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This and the Milwaukee power ratchet have become my go-to tool. The ratchet can handle most smaller hardware this one can tackle stubborn larger bolts. They really make wrenching on a project enjoyable. I’ve stopped using my compressor for everything but putting air in tires and occasional paint projects. Bonus points to Milwaukee for the m18 charger that can handle both battery styles. That plus the amazing warranty, not sure why anyone would mess with another brand.
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Milwaukee tool are famous through out the whole entire world 🌍 almost every one knew about it.. My impacted wrench is the beast it’s really dose have a lot of power and this is not even their bigger one what I got is just the 3/8 size not those monsters 1/2 inches but my little one can take on just about anything with it so I’m happy and impressed about that little impact wrench that I own right now I’m using it almost every day I’m not sure 🤔 how long it is going to last though. Thank you 🙏 Milwaukee you are the best 👍
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