Pro Mid-Torque? Milwaukee 1/2 Mid Torque Impact Wrench 2962 20

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Disclaimer: I am a DIY not a professional. The information contained in this video should not be used as a substitute for owners manual or a licensed professional. The information provided here is for entertainment purposes only. This video may not cover all possible safety precautions and proper way to use. Do your own research at your own risk. Do not try this at home.

[@npb3871]

I love mine. I actually use it with the 3.0cp battery's and it preforms awesome! Best investment ever.

[@DanielDar13]

I paid 160 a while ago with the protective boot included using a home depot hack. Best tool I've bought in my life.

[@Halfsac03]

what's the home depot hack man you gotta let me know lol

[@hidros1461]

What hack!?

[@timweb1510]

@@Halfsac03you must be new

[@queefersutherland8495]

​@@Halfsac03example would be tool plus free battery. When you pay you are charged for both but both are discounted. Return one and pay less for which ever one you keep.

[@adammendoza3503]

If you can get it on a sale, your looking at maybe 219, without a battery… I have the exact same one… and it’s a beast… Great video….

[@ianjay4596]

Hack it. I paid 126 and it's a beast!!

[@kittinsmittens]

180 here

[@luna972]

135 here

[@thatswhatshesaid5445]

200 with battery and charger here

[@weeklyone]

I have one! I put it to use when I need to loosen bolts or nuts that look like trouble! 🙂

[@nolove5062]

Just purchase my self one too use in the shop instead of dragging air hose around....save more time while doing tire rotates in lubetech shop area....

[@blackandarmedfamily4905]

Just got this, the m18 tower light, and 2 HO6.0 batteries for $349.

[@toolhead147]

Nice!

[@mateoharmiss5830]

What level do you use it to tighten the bolts

[@electropentatonic]

Awesome test. I was curious if it could actually remove lug nuts. Since I torque my aluminum wheels to about 80ish, this should be no problem

[@timweb1510]

No way, it cannot remove lug nuts torqued to 80

[@censored7881]

You're not really deriving the torque that a nut was tightened to by measuring how much torque was required to remove it. The operator's manual for the 2962-20 says "The torque required to loosen a fastener averages 75% to 80% of the tightening torque".

[@dombond6515]

I have this guy haven't used it tho

[@xhunter909]

I got mine for $37

[@stephenfoster1196]

Which do you reccomend? 2767 or 2962 for first time buy of an impact wrench.

[@toolhead147]

I would buy both if you can. But I did get the 2767 high torque just in case I run in to a bolt 🔩 or a lug nut that I can't remove. Then as you build your Milwaukee I would get the Stubby, mid torque and Ratchet

[@dejavu3655]

What Gen is this?

[@yaboiram]

2nd

[@andrewhkim]

$134 last year

[@DanielDar13]

I paid 160 for it bundled with the protective boot. Highly recommended for this kind of tool.

[@skinner1790]

@@DanielDar13 where?

[@mike_t_007]

@@skinner1790 Right! 😎

[@clem98o]

How much did you pay for it?

[@toolhead147]

Don't remember exactly, got it with a bundle few months back.

[@RobS282]

you need to learn to use a torque wrench