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Both my 600w and 2400w are not working less than 3 years with them barely used them and never lowered them more than 40%

Just bought one for 20 dollars

Great video. After struggling with the vice method of removing the top piece (I had to use so much force that it was just spinning the tool) - I found it was easier to take 2 pipe wrenches (one around the metal sleeve on the tool) and the other on the top piece to remove it.

I swear this is how my oil guy tightens my oil drain plug. I couldn't even get it open with my high torque 2863-20. Stripped all plug nuts and rounded up well. Had to take it to my oil guy and he used the hammer + screwdriver trick to get it open. Since then I switched to the Fumoto oil drain valve and changed the oil myself.

This video is proof that air impacts are not obsolete. But if its not a honda crankshaft bolt then you can get away with almost anything auto motive with a normal impact wrench.

SHOOT SOME PENERTRATING OIL ON BOLT AREA WILL HELP ALOT AFTER IMPACTING 3 OR 4 DIFFERENT GUNS FINALLY CAME OFF SO HOW YOU KNOW THAT THAT LAST GUN WAS ABLE TO DO IT FROM THE START I WOULD LIKE TO HAVE SEEN???

BATTERY IMPACT GUNS AINT WORTH A SHIT WHEN IT COMES TO REMOVING HONDA CRANK BOLTS I HAVE A TECHNIC I USE AND IT WORKS ALLTHE TIME GOOD LUCK GENTLE MEN KNOWLEDGE IS NOT GIVEN SO EASILY

Milwakee 2967 will do it.

I throw away all those Milwaukee impact if I was you. I go buy Makita.

Drawback? You should always zero your torque wrench after use and store it that way. So everything is peachy.

You should check out the Harbor Freight 100 watt solar panels, I have several and they all produce above their ratings. The only draw back is they have SAE connectors which can easily be changed out but that would void the warranty.

Any issues with your LCD display? Mine started dimming just weeks after I bought it. It still lights up but it very hard to see. :(

Great video thank you

On my 2014 Accord V6, I tried everything you did, I purchased the largest Makita 1/2”, the pulley holder tool and still no luck. I seen where adding heat to it helps. I used my industrial heat Gun and heated the bolt to 300°. It came loose with the big socket and the Makita XWT08Z 18V LXT®... I think heat on the bolt is necessary.

There's a lot of channels on TH-cam showing that bolt coming out easy and as a long time mechanic I know this is untrue and it's been out before.

You leave the rigid on longer than the Milwaukee

try the latest mid torque 2962-20 with weight socket make sure to use 6.0 HO battery instead of the 8.0

Why do you have so many electric impacts?

I bet you were getting a little worried there towards the end.

Would love to see the gen 2 Milwaukee mid torque try with the weighted socket

can you make update video on it please, thanks, do a capacity test again maybe? to test battery degradation/wear thanks

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Shops are ALL lasting too long. 0/10

I recently purchased the DSR108 and find that the charge time using the max. allowed 5V 2A USB powerbank is exactly 31 minutes 45 seconds when there are no lights showing on the charge meter. This video is a little deceptive in showing a 15 minute charge time from USB because the charge meter indicates that the unit is partially charged with 11 volts flashing when the powerbank is first connected. The owners manual states that charging by USB should be between 20-40 minutes, however, I'm not sure how you could get close to 20 minutes because the unit will not accept a charge from a powerbank that exceeds 2A exactly. I initially tried charging with a 5V 3A and 5V 2.1A powerbank, but the unit would trigger the overload circuit that created a constant clicking sound while causing the powerbank to turn off. I verified operation with a 5V 1A cell phone wall charger and a 5V 1.5A usb port on a laptop without issue before obtaining a 5V 2A powerbank that worked at the longer charge time I mentioned. So far I am mostly satisfied, but I hope the manufacturer will improve it in the future by installing a 3A USB C port which could bring the USB charge time down to 10-15 minutes.

1.5 battery is trash

fake

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Harbor Freight Hercules ultra torque has 1400 ft lb torque and it is competitively priced.

If my Milwaukee can't loosen that bolt then I'm burning the car, hahaha

I had the pleasure of removing the crank bolt on a s2000. We had to use a 4ft cheater pipe on a 1/2" breaker bar. When it let loose the pipe almost went through the passenger side fender.

To jscm3 and possibly others. The micro switch is an Omron SS-10-3 which is readily available from Mouser and Digi-Key. Nothing special about replacing it. Just unsolder the old one and replace with a new one. Costs about $3.50 plus shipping. I put new batteries and a switch in my wrench and now I'm good for another 15 years.

If I was going to get a mid torque impact wrench, I’d go with Kobalt or the newer Ridgid. If I was going to spend the amount of money to buy a Milwaukee, I would go with Makita or Metabo. They both beat the Milwaukee. Over 700 foot pounds of nut breaking torque each.

Good video man keep up the good work really appreciate making the video for us

But with a Lithium Ion jumpstarter, you could have started the car right away because most the pack power is used by the starter directly. This product apparently only charges up the battery, which doesn't help a bad dead battery. With a Lithium Ion jumpstarter you could at least still get the car started.

So the Dewalt 12v xtrm just doesn't cut the mustard. The m12 stubby is an absolute monster beating up on 18v snap on impacts. The Milwaukee stubby is just punching way above its league.

I wish you would edit the beginning to say that you’re going to do NOTHING with the trigger switch. I have the trigger switch problem, and watching this lost 20 minutes of my life I can’t get back.

I changed out a Honda timing belt with nothing but a 6 inch adjustable wrench in the middle of Alaska in the winter.... kids these days

Breaker bar and socket, rest the breaker bar aginst the subframe, use the ignition to bump the engine (quick on/off). The bolt will loosen with no problem at all. See this youtube video - Honda Crankshaft Bolt Removal - 100% Guaranteed!

*Great **MyBest.Tools** tool, lots of power😄😄 and very smooth*

When I plug my usbc in all I'm getting is 105 watts going in total with the power brick why is that

U can't say the rattle guns failed when u don't have the batteries fully charged. With electric impact wrench voltage is ur best friend. Charge that 8ah milwaukee battery to full and use the high torque milwaukee rattle gun with the weighted socket and they should get it undone

You supposed to use an M18 battery. I removed my front semi truck front wheel with my Milwaukee impact bro. You tripping

What size is the DC input plug?

Thank you for doing this. You might want to add imuto 600w name to the description. It appears to be the same.

Good video thanks. Now I know what to buy.

This dude just showed us a collection of lit battery impact wrench worth about 1K. Im buying a corded HB impact wrench with over 1050 ftlb torque. for 58.00 with coupon. Geez i want to head bang your coconuts together why you spend so much money for simple work.

geeezzz, this ol' ret 100lb gal mechanic using the trusty bow saw would/has cut thru them 'twigs' 3xfaster...you betcha...sissies the lot of you...unless you're holding a pint with your free hand,eh?

Please tell me which SOLAR PANELS you ordered for this unit. I ordered 2 of these and need solar panels for emergency. Great video! Thank you! RJ

Just got the Oupes 1200w generator. Right out of the box mine was defective. Would only charge to 83% now won't charge at all. Getting error code E004. Hoping they will see my TH-cam video and replace mine too. Thank you for your video.

Just completed my repair, and have to say it was VERY hard to unscrew the top: then the tiny allen head screws underneath the metal shield was the second issue: luckily the smallest allen key I had worked on that. The real question is that there are SOOO many 18650 batteries available. They range in capacity from 1300mah to 3500mah, and from 4Amp to 20Amp draw. I tried to look up the LG batteries that were in the tool, but there was no model number I could find. I ended up with some inexpensive Samsung batteries, 2600mah, 5.2 amp. But still unsure of what I replaced and whether it would have helped to pony up for higher capacity and higher output. Thanks!