Milwaukee M12 2564-20 Right Angle Impact Wrench: First Impressions. This Is A Game Changer!
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Between Harbor Freight, Hot Wheels, Subaru, Sam Adams, Milwaukee Tools... All these companies doin' their best to keep me broke. I got keep telln myself I don't need this, I don't need this. Great vid, TY👍🏾
You're welcome. 👍🏻
Bro we kinda have the same taste
Just thinking about replacing starters, or fans, or.....fuck..almost anything...and I start itching...I need this!
I've been eyeing the 1/2" version of this for quite some time, to go alongside with my M12 1/2" Stubby Impact, which I love!
I need one!! Can't wait till I get mine.. thanks for helping pushing me to getting one. Love your videos
This thing is definitely awesome. Forsee it being very helpful. Glad you enjoyed the video.
Finally got chance to watch your vid, thx for this. Nothing wrong with a giggly new toy😉
Thx for the demo of the tool, appreciate, & was nice to see 👍🏻
Cheers✌🏼
Glad you enjoyed the video. 👍🏻
I just bought one of these and used it today for the first time today. Changed my Subaru brake rotors in no time with this. The caliper bolts are usually a pain to get with a long ratchet, so this was a lifesaver.
The tool looks very impressive! I think the high speed of the impacting action helps somehow. All the vibration disrupting corrosion. The bell housing test was great.
I definitely feel like we have a different breed of rust here in Vermont. I have lug nuts on Subaru steel wheels that sat a few years I guarantee that tool wouldn't touch, hah.
Nope, but that's what you have the 1/2 high torque for anyways, right?
Yes this thing is too nice had mine about 3 weeks now works good
The 1/2” and 3/8” are identical except for the anvil. I went with the 3/8” for more size coverage.
How did you get more "size coverage" by getting the 3/8 over the 1/2?
Wow, I'm sold! Picking one up this Friday, very impressive!
Glad you liked the video! 👍🏻
Really?
I’ve got one in order from a friend that works at one of the hardware stores. So excited for it!
Hope you enjoy it!
Tim ("More Power!") Allen is proud of you! 👍
Nice review. Looks like an awesome tool. Now I just need an excuse to get one.
That's badass! Thanks for the review!
You're welcome 👍🏻
Great Tool Review & Comparison , Thanks For Sharing !
You're welcome 👍🏻
Amazing video!!! This has peak my interest i have to pick up one for myself.
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it.
Yes, I am getting one as soon as I can find it locally.
Nice!
I'm near jax, there's only 1 home depot that carries the newer stuff. Def worth calling around
That's awesome. Milwaukee at it again with the badass tools.
Awesome!
Have fun!
Had never really considered using impact tools until watching this. Half the battle working on cars where I live is trying to remove rusted nuts and bolts, I had to use a breaker bar to remove my 2013 Subaru XV brake caliper mounting bolts! May have to reconsider my 'to buy' list. Thanks again for an informative video.
You're welcome. 👍🏻
Thanks for the review! Looks pretty promising.
Thanks for getting me addicted to Japanese tools. Lol was actually planning on making my first trip to Japan this year, before all of 2020 unfolded. 😔 💔
@@MrSubaru1387 Like you, prety bummed out here too. Had plans to attend a tool-related event in April, had flights and accomodation booked and all but.... heartbroken, indeed!
Awesome test bro
Great addition to the tool box very good for getting in there for pulley bolts power steering ,alternator bolts etc not really powered for suspension in my opinion but great for those right situations.. keep up the great work ...
Thanks!
Bingo. That's what I'll be buying this for. No hassle jobs in medium/small space areas.
This angled impact still won't be slim enough for like the inner lateral link bolt near the gas tank on gd Subarus with the axle in, but for nearly every other situation where a gun is just way too big, this will be great.
Yep just did a compressor job on a BMW zipped them right off excellent for under the hood for sure...
That’s pretty awesome.. I think I’m going to buy one..
Mine just shipped from Home Depot. Ordered a week ago. :D
Looks like a great torqui tool. Milwaukee 👍. I want one
If it takes off the Subaru cam shaft pulley bolt I'll buy it immediately !
That is a thing of beauty.
Definitely
This might come in handy in some tight areas for industrial applications and construction decking.
I'd bet so. 👍🏻
Great review! Like and sub. 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Wow that's awesome 👍
Love at first trigger pull! 😂
I purchased both, the 3/8" and 1/2", I returned the 1/2" version, as it was not cutting the mustard. No clue why, they are the same units with simply different anvils. The 3/8" version has been great so far, allowing for its limitations. It is not the powerhouse the little M12 3/8" Stubby is, but it can go places the Stubby can't, and it is staying put in my arsenal.
Boys and their toys....... LOL Love the new impact. That's a cool tool.
If you have a Subaru then a cordless impact ratchet is necessary , this looks like a must have !
It's not going to fit where you think it might , even the ratchet is too big . It does a great job removing lug nuts though
For me to want to buy it (and I really want to buy it), it needs to fit between the carrier and harmonic balancer or control arm bolts.
That thing is awesome
I know, right?! 👍🏻
Definitely looking in to one of these soon.
Great video..I have one it is amazing..
Thanks!
Yes! I've been waiting for this. Care to try it on an EJ crank pulley?
The 1/2" drive version may get it, but I really doubt it can.
Ima get this one today
Upgraded from an older 18v kit. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxW1vOBRCMrgTCDEijzpVzDWsgI-Jm2iQv I independently chose the drill and impact tool, before I came across the kit.I like the 3 speed impact gun. It seems more powerful than my older one, and it can be set to be really gentle. The drill is more appropriately sized for my use. I used to have a hammer drill, but I did not like that it was so big and it was not a great hammer drill. I rather have a smaller drill like this, and then get a corded hammer drill for the odd case I need that.
We use the makitas in my field of work (elevator technician) not a lot of torque , but are life savers!
How are they holding up for you guys?
I've been torn between the Milwaukee and Makita.
I already own a bunch of mikita cordless so I do prefer Makita
Duke Nukem never used the Milwaukee one. The makita works well enough and does the job
@@jdlangley6864 I bought the Makita kit, it's awesome 👍🏻
Appreciate the feedback 😁
*B🙄ught **MyBest.Tools** to replace a much💯 older drill. The drill/driver combo is great. Made the garage door opener replacement and a couple other projects much easier. I look forward to using them more.🥰💤🥰*
Yes
Great video would like to see a comparison between the 3/8 and 1/2” drive to fit my needs.
you should of tried on a rear lateral arm bolt,,,,,,,they never want to move
Thanks for the video. Lug nuts on most car specify around 90-100 lb. torque. Is it safe to tighten lug nuts on wheels at setting 4?
I just bought one and it is en route but I think 220 ft lb rating is misleading from watching lots of videos on it.
I heard it fails to remove most brake caliper bolts. The largest battery and a heavy deep socket apparently help get some better torque from it.
Try using this on a 2003 forester , taking off the really long bolt for the rear knuckles
As a Milwaukaholic, this will be mine!
Awesome! 👍🏻
Las milwaukee papiiiiiiii, are highly addictive.
My problem is with the trigger position. For one handed use the trigger is positioned too far from the socket so it's very hard (impossible) to keep the socket on the fastener while using the tool. Surprising how much in real applications you need to use a tool like this one handed, ie while holding a spanner on the other side of the nut/bolt combo.
This looks like the perfect tool for loosening bolts on calipers doing brakes
I'd have it in the trunk just to change a tire with!
Put a 1/2” adapter on it and take off some suspension bolts.
The question is, can it replace my IR 2015ti 3/8” Hammerhead? I’ve had it for 7 years and I love it
Great video. I already own the 3/8 stubby. I'm wondering what other applications would warrant me buying this as well. I need something to convince my wife I need this
It's for all those areas in the engine bay and in suspension that the stubby can't fit.
Nice video
Thanks! 👍🏻
Brake caliper bracket bolts, Ball joint and tie rod nuts would be a good test
There’s another video showing that and it takes them off good
It sounds exactly like the stubby it even have auto mode i love it.
It's definitely an awesome tool, so far!
Crankshaft harmonic balancer bolt would have been a good test.
thanks alot Robert another m12 tool i have to get. lol
You're welcome. 👍🏻 😂
@@MrSubaru1387 this will be the 3rd tool i bought from your review. take a little break im geting low on funds. lol
When are you doing a video of your impression of all the koken stuff!?
Oh right, I haven't even thought about that. Definitely need to film a follow up now that I've been using it.
I’ve gotta remove the timing chain cover on my 2010 Subaru OB 3.6R (leaking oil and the water pump bearing seems to be going). I’m going to get a ratchet. Would this be a good do it all ratchet, starting with breaking loose all those little Allen head bolts?
If you want an honest review here you go: it is a good tool, it’s fast and I do love using it whenever I do, however it is kind of useless. I’m situations where I would use something like this, I would just use the power ratchet. In situations where I don’t have to use something like this, I would just use my matco impact driver. Basically, it is the middle man and doesn’t have any specific job that it is meant for. I have been a Mercedes technician for some time now and I really only use it on belly pans because it is fast. But when I do things such as spark plugs and pulling batteries or anything interior, I just use the power ratchet. On other things I just use my impact driver. So for me personally, it is kinda useless.
Still waiting for mine!
I pre ordered from cpo. It's taking ages.
As a mechanic I was disappointed working on a Duramax and it wouldn’t remove the fan hub bolts or the brake caliper bolts on a gmc acadia
Good review but I can’t help thinking that Mr Subaru reminds me of The Bear from Bo Selecta.
Because I have a British accent..?
I like the tool , if I worked on cars for a living I would get one, but its just too big for what I work on
FYI 1/2 and the 3/8 are the same, just different anvils.
Ah. Saw a pic of the 1/2" on Instagram the other day. Looked bigger. Guess the guy had small hands. Lol
Charlie 1/2 will give slightly more torque with the bigger (heavier) anvil and using heavier sockets, just think of the heavy weighted Honda crank bolt sockets! Just food for thought! ☺️
No crank bolt? I work on all makes but on a Subaru when you're doing timing belts you can't get a rattle gun down there.
very nice.
Thanks!
Milwaukee is the best
Man Im sold on this tool.
Update.. bought this with 2x6.0. and a mid torque 1/2 inch fuel impact.
I think every tool guy out there was looking at this thing when it was released. You could have thrown it at a bolt you knew it would back out so we could see it in action. Those fasteners were barely 150 ft/lbs. Next up we tackle the Cozy Coupe' :P I really need to get this car
Friction ring.
@@MrSubaru1387 th-cam.com/video/pMW4fe1B0dU/w-d-xo.html 🤣
I'm impressed, do you think you'll even use the stubby anymore? Just looks like this will fit in any place that would and way more.
They each have there place. 👍🏻
I have the stubby. Going to get the right angle impact whenever I have enough energy to get to HD after work. I can imagine this is insanely useful in certain places but the stubby will probably be my go to still.
I'm sold! Do you know if it will fit back behind the starter and get the lower starter nut off? I always struggle with that one.
Possible. Haven't tried it. It did cross my mind.
@@MrSubaru1387 I should clarify. Manual cars are easy enough to get to. It's automatics that I have problems with lol.
Does the right angle impact compete and or replace a cordless impact wrench gun?
How is this holding up? Are you still liking it? I have One on the way but keep seeing a lot of negative reviews stating it is weak. Based on your video I am generally happy with the results and seems to have plenty of power for what it is.
I do use it. Special circumstances. Has saved me several times.
How much battery voltage? Thank you!
You should try a 21mm crankshaft pulley bolt!
It's 22mm, but that'd be a job for the 1/2" drive version. Although, I don't think 220ft.lbs is enough for the crank bolt. May be wrong though.
MrSubaru1387 yeah you’re right I was just thinking about what gives me the most grief when I’m working on my Subie’s. A well weathered brake caliper bracket bolt always seems to be a challenge up here in the rust belt, especially the rears.
I know my next toy now
Try any Honda’s harmonic balancer bolt please!
Why? It's only 220ft.lbs. It definitely won't break one free. That's a job for a 1/2 impact.
below 21mm may be or 130nm
I ordered one online
Nice! 👍🏻
Can it remove any crank pulley bolts
Oh great....another tool on my want list....
😂 😂 😂
go to a junkyard in ohio and test this out on some subarus there. you've got them southern cream puffs there. the salts the true equalizer.
edit: since apparently y'all dont understand the purpose of a review, if he never tests it on rusty fasteners, why would anyone that isnt in the south want this? if i have to use the breaker bar to break it loose, then i would just buy the right angle ratchet to spin it out anyways. he also makes comments in his videos about how some bolts are a "bear", but the bolt comes right out with a little more effort. you ever try and drain and fill your rear diff, but the rust made the bolts into perfect circles? ever had to use the grinder and the gas axe more often than the sockets? not acknowledging the difficulties of salt climates for tools like this is a blatant disregard for a significant portion of the tools audience.
and to those saying "go and demo it yourself!!!" sorry genius, im not going to go waste my time on a maybe. if im buying an expensive tool, i dont have the time to fuck with it.
this is no insult to mr. subaru. i appreciate all the content he posts. i have no qualms about the way he reviews things, but yall in the comments are a bunch of pedantic ninnies sometimes.
Or you could do it as well, lol.
So....what is the point of this comment?
Rust makes shit harder. Yes. We all know that. But what are you going to compare this to?
Busting your own knuckles with a breaker bar? An electric ratchet, that this is obviously more powerful than? Standard impacts that this is obviously less powerful than?
Or the IR 20v right angle impact that is rated at 180 ft-lbs for a 50% price increase? The Fap-Off pneumatic that offers 190ft-lbs?
Really, I just don't get the point of comments like this. If you want to know if it will work for you, go grab one, go to a pick and pull, try it out on the bolts you want it most for, see if it works. If it does? Sweet! New tool! If it doesn't? Return it. Or just sell it used. You're out either nothing but your own time, or maybe $20-30.
Is that the 3/8 or the1/2
Matco distributes Milwaukee on their trucks pretty sure
Never seen it, Cornwell is the only tool truck I know that sells Milwaukee.
Do you keep all those tools that are similar or sell the others once you find your favorite?
I'm a tool hoarder. Lol
@@MrSubaru1387 😂😂😂😂pretty sure you'll use them for specific situations where the others don't work...
1/2 same size, just different anvil
If you have only one option to get, which would be more versatile to use?
Between this right angle impact and the stubby impact? Or between the right angle impact and a cordless ratchet?
MrSubaru1387 stubby or this right angle? Currently have the long neck 3/8 but don’t know if I want the 1/2 stubby or 1/2 right angle
MrSubaru1387 right angle vs ratchet
It's not available on Amazon yet. :(
Acme tools is where I got mine.
Dear santa !!!
Crank bolt wonder how that would work?
I'd try it with the 1/2"drive version, but doubt 220ft.lbs breakaway is enough for it.
If you could only afford one, would you get this or the stubby?
Probably the stubby impact. They're both great tools.
Try a Honda crank bolt.
We both know that ain't happening. Lol
When are they out in stock?
They were a pre-order item. You'll have to check around to see who has them in stock and how long before they get more. Most initial inventory has been depleted filling pre-orders.
Where u order the protector for this new model
Acme tools is where I got my boot.
Hey Mr Subaru....I have a 2008 Impreza hatchback and the other day my AC just stop working...it's just hot air, I check in the engine compartment n there was no leaks, could it be the evaporator? The cunk is not spining either...your feedback would greatly appreciated
Why mine is having a hard time taking off lugnuts? I have 2.0 batt
Bump up to an XC battery. A 4.0XC or 6.0XC has better cells. Gives more power to the tool.
Axle nut?
Maybe the 1/2" drive version.