According to Torque Test Channel, this impact does the following approximate Ft-Lb of torque tightening in forward on speed 3: 5 seconds: 587 10 seconds: 759 15 seconds: 832
People are realizing Harbor Freight is a different animal than it was a few years ago. Sure, they still have some less than desirable products but for the DIYer and the pro, the Bauer and Hercules lines respectively are fantastic tools at very reasonable prices.
I would like to see how it fares on an old trailer with rusty studs & nuts that haven't moved in 5-10 years. Probably not too well, but even the air wrenches meant for that struggle with those at times. But for clean studs like this, I would give it a shot.
I may just be able to try it out on some old studs. Thank you for the idea. I saw one channel that used it on an old tractor nut and it did it but it took a while. Like 10-15 seconds. That was the 1/2” version if memory serves.
It will snap the studs. I have that impact and run a half dozen trailers. Some have lugnuts in the condition you're talking about. If you turn it up to level 3, it will blast the lug nuts off or snap the stud. Either way, the impact wins.
I like the case! The tool might last about six weeks, if not used. However, at least it is not going to kill if it fails. And yes, I like that color blue. No torque wrench to test the tool? If it can do 950 ft-lbs at 10 sec and 1100 ft-lbs at 30 seconds, I'm guessing you are torquing way over the required 475 t lbs. So when the guy uses the torque wrench and the nuts DO NOT move, you could be over torqued up to probably 950 ft-lbs. If so, just imagine trying to get those off with just a normal air ratchet in the future or if on the side of a road with a tire truck a large hand wrench. This might have been one of the worse tests of a tool I have ever seen. I would trust torque test channel long before this joke of a torque test for a tool. And come back after using it for six weeks and I mean use it and tell us how it held up.
I really appreciate your feedback. I agree, I am nowhere close to TTC, nor am I trying to be. Rest assured, the company shop mechanics go through and re-torque everything to spec before it rolls out. They have the right tools to handle it. The six weeks timeline, I hope it lasts longer than that but only time will tell. I’ll use it as often as I can and report back with the good or bad that develops. Maybe one day I can afford a big torque wrench to double check what I’m putting down, but not at this time. In the end though, it did what I needed it to do and I was satisfied with the purchase. Again, thank you for your honest feedback. Until next time. Take care
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According to Torque Test Channel, this impact does the following approximate Ft-Lb of torque tightening in forward on speed 3:
5 seconds: 587
10 seconds: 759
15 seconds: 832
the HF electric tools really came a long way in the past several years. that hercules is no joke and go toe to toe with the bigger brands
People are realizing Harbor Freight is a different animal than it was a few years ago. Sure, they still have some less than desirable products but for the DIYer and the pro, the Bauer and Hercules lines respectively are fantastic tools at very reasonable prices.
Yeah that’s really cool in the works I plan on making a video putting the Bosch 3/4 drive pro factor up against the CP7762
I'm sold, I'm getting one. Thank you
Right on!
I have the 1/2inch impact 1/4impact driver and drill and 12v electric ratchet long 3/8 all holding up to professional use so far
Good to hear!
I've had that 3/4" gun for couple months now.
Love it. I work in a diesel shop too.
Thanks for the feedback from the field!
This gun will remove the head bolts and main cap bolts on C18 caterpillar
That’s impressive.
Pretty impressive
I'm not a fan of HF but this is actually impressive
I wasn’t before either. Giving them a shot is proving successful to this point. That 5 yr warranty is killer compared to the competition.
@@TheJayHamish I'm so used to seeing "dollar store" quality tools there, but after your awesome review I'm welling to give it a shot. Thanks man
I would like to see how it fares on an old trailer with rusty studs & nuts that haven't moved in 5-10 years. Probably not too well, but even the air wrenches meant for that struggle with those at times. But for clean studs like this, I would give it a shot.
I may just be able to try it out on some old studs. Thank you for the idea. I saw one channel that used it on an old tractor nut and it did it but it took a while. Like 10-15 seconds. That was the 1/2” version if memory serves.
It will snap the studs. I have that impact and run a half dozen trailers. Some have lugnuts in the condition you're talking about. If you turn it up to level 3, it will blast the lug nuts off or snap the stud. Either way, the impact wins.
@@MoragTong_ good to know. Thanks for the input.
I like the case! The tool might last about six weeks, if not used. However, at least it is not going to kill if it fails. And yes, I like that color blue. No torque wrench to test the tool? If it can do 950 ft-lbs at 10 sec and 1100 ft-lbs at 30 seconds, I'm guessing you are torquing way over the required 475 t lbs. So when the guy uses the torque wrench and the nuts DO NOT move, you could be over torqued up to probably 950 ft-lbs. If so, just imagine trying to get those off with just a normal air ratchet in the future or if on the side of a road with a tire truck a large hand wrench.
This might have been one of the worse tests of a tool I have ever seen.
I would trust torque test channel long before this joke of a torque test for a tool.
And come back after using it for six weeks and I mean use it and tell us how it held up.
I really appreciate your feedback. I agree, I am nowhere close to TTC, nor am I trying to be. Rest assured, the company shop mechanics go through and re-torque everything to spec before it rolls out. They have the right tools to handle it. The six weeks timeline, I hope it lasts longer than that but only time will tell. I’ll use it as often as I can and report back with the good or bad that develops. Maybe one day I can afford a big torque wrench to double check what I’m putting down, but not at this time. In the end though, it did what I needed it to do and I was satisfied with the purchase. Again, thank you for your honest feedback. Until next time. Take care