Best Impact Wrench (COMPACT)? Milwaukee vs DeWalt, Ridgid, Ingersoll Rand
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- BRANDS TESTED: Dewalt, Milwaukee Fuel, Ingersoll Rand, AC Delco, and Ridgid. Impact wrenches tested for max forward and reverse torque, and low and high RPM. Impact wrenches tested in a side-by-side comparison removing lug nuts torqued to 100 ft lbs and an endurance test driving lag bolts into lumber. I purchased all of the impact wrenches.
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You should do a "Best of the year". A list of all the winner products.
Great recommendation! Thank you
I bet Milwaukee is up there for sure
Best comment of the year for this channel 👍
Do an all-time best for everything you have tested! That would then become my Bible for purchases!
And compare them! Even when it doesn't make any sense 😂😂😂
It's harder to trust online reviews now, which is why we need channels like this.
True story
Thanks!
Project Farm has a reputation of doing this well, which in turn is why I'm watching.
There's plenty of youtube shills around and some tests can be faked (not saying they are).
Agreed!
@Cortez Using fake reviews is fraud.
Absolutely love when you say , “AND WE’RE GONNA TEST THAT!”
Thanks!
Never gets old hearing it for me. Makes me smile every time. Iconic by now.
As someone who isn’t really into sports these videos have become my outlet for rooting for a team and hoping they win
Thanks! Glad you enjoy!
Lol
This channel is what Consumer Reports promised to be. Unlike CR, this channel actually delivers.
Thank you!
I wholeheartedly agree.
They got caught selling good ratings to the highest bidder.
@Incog Nito Consumer Reports has been selling car reviews for over a decade at this point. They consistently give high ratings to certain car manufacturers.
@@TehButterflyEffect Absolutely untrue. You are confusing 'Consumer Reports' with the other fake review brands 'Consumer Guide', 'Consumer Review' or any name that sounds like Consumer Reports. Over the decades many fakes have been created by the manufacturers to confuse and obfuscate the truth. The real one never sells anything, they buy all of the products (including cars) without anyone knowing who they are, meaning just a regular consumer buying a product. No advertising EVER and never any involvement from manufacturers. The car surveys are massive with thousands of members of the Consumers Union providing their results. Outliers are thrown out and the results are quite scientific.
Of course if you like some brand that does poorly in their results I can not help with that. I suggest a change of loyalty in that case.
Project Farm: WERE GONNA TEST THAT
manufacturer: starts sweating nervously . . .
LOL
Milwaukee: we got this! Lol
One thing they cannot complain about: fairness and being an unbiased review.
by far one of the best comments!!!!! so true
In some cases, mfr gets on the phone and calls his accountant about the liquidation process.
I’ve had the Milwaukee for about 3 years now and it’s been a great impact. There is a noticeable power difference between the 2 and 4 amp hour batteries
Thanks for the feedback.
What sockets fit the 3/8 impact
@@marquis2428= plenty SAE or MM; Kobalt on the low end, Astro on the upper end
@@marquis2428 3/8" drive ones...
@@marquis2428 technically anything, so long as it uses an adapter or fits 3/8
I'd love to see a revisit of this. Milwaukee and Makita in particular have come out with new models for sub-compact impact wrenches and Ridgid's wrench has supposedly gotten more compact with more power. I'd also love to see how brands like Ryobi, Craftsman, and Kobalt hold up.
Thanks for the suggestion.
I've had a Porter Cable 20V for a few years that I love. Would like to see this added to see how it stacks up.
Also Snap-On and Matco!
ya re do this topic. definitely add the budget brands
I love when he's going over the specs and says, "we're gonna test that."
Thank you very much!
I want a tee shirt that says that...
@@kameljoe21 Chinese advert coming up
...I felt that
You know it defiantly makes companies nervous about their claims. If it says can drop it from 10ft high, PF will drop it from 10ft high. You dont makes a claim that PF wont test. Great channel as always
Online ratings keep getting more and more useless, which is why we need channels like this.
Thank you very much!
Many are fake or paid reviews. Amazon is turning in to a cesspool of chinese made garbage with fake 5 stars.
I buy something from Amazon then they start sending other stuff for free if you give them 5 stars
@@jeff59rt whhhaaatttt??????
@@jeff59rt do they ask you to do that somehow?
I bought a Milwaukee after watching this review. I was not disappointed. My kit came with 2a & 6a batteries, the 6a really makes a huge difference to it's torque capabilities. Keep up the good work
Thanks, will do! Thanks for the feedback.
It's not 2A or 6A, its 2Ah or 6Ah. Both have the same Power. In DC devices it's still P=U*I, the Volts and Amps in both batteries are the same. But the 6 Ah battery last longer.
@@MaxFitz-Gibbon the terminology is irrelevant. Your opinion is flawed. Due to the characteristics of lithium ion batteries, the larger battery gives more torque for longer. I know because I have the tool.
@@MaxFitz-Gibbonakshually 👆🤓
Thank you very much for all of your efforts, you are very much appreciated. Your accuracy, diligence and commitment to each project is admirable!
You are very welcome
You can’t even imagine how much money you have saved for those who carefully watch your reviews!
The only problem is if you buy the best tool for everything the battery will be the problem because of all the different charges
Very true! I've even switched my oil brand after watching his oil challenge.
@@tjboylan20 I have a ton of DEWALT batteries because 3 of the 5 tools I have have shit the bed.
Only 1 of 4 Milwaukee’s have died on me and that’s because I dropped it 150ft.. and it still worked for another year.
Easy for me to never buy another yellow tool.
@@kc510 I accidentally ended up with Ridgid tools. I've been happy with them and P Farm has confirmed that they are a good choice.
@@l00nybin yep, loving that walmart full synthetic 5w30.
The “250 pounds of nut-busting torque” gave me a chuckle
Who doesn't love to bust a nut? 🤣
Same😁
I once dated a woman with that feature. Unfortunately, she was a bit of a ball-breaker
Would love to see this test again comparing the newer brushless models vs old, missing Ryobi, and also a short drop test. Lot of the impacts that are more enthusiast quality usually pickup some heavy use damage over time. Milwaukee and DeWalt are seen at a lot of construction sites for a reason.
I love how you get right to the info and don't waste the viewers time. Keep it up, very valuable information.
Thanks, will do!
Ok can we just appreciate the fact that this man not only spends all of his time and money on making these fantastic videos for us, but also finds time to listen to and respond to so many comments? These are the footsteps more channels need to follow in. Keep up the amazing work!
Thanks, will do!
The amount of editing he does is staggering. So many cuts, really makes the video snappy and informative.
I'm a big long time fan of this channel. But come on fellas, with a million and a half subscribers this is a business at this point.
I really do appreciate his reviews but as far as spending the money he actually makes money I think this channel is worth somewhere around two or $3 million lol. It’s not charity work but honestly he deserves whatever he gets.
@@markzanetti6228
An honest business.
I *really* appreciate your editing style. No filler, it's whittled down to pure action!
I appreciate that!
Honestly you hit it right on the head. This channel is all business. No flash needed
Main reason I watch this channel honestly
No BS straight to the point!
That Milwaukee compact is the best power tool I have ever purchased. Absolutely worth the extra cash!
Thanks for sharing.
Thank you yet again for a great review. I find it incredible that 2 of the 5 brands tested sell a product that is not able to do the most basic tasks adequately.
You are welcome! Thanks for the feedback.
Project Farm is one of the channels that has earned the right to have every ad play fully so he gets every cent per view.
Thanks for watching!
Couldn’t agree more. I do the same!
Adblock. No ads.
I read through the comments while the ads play lol
@@iamtheoffenderofall I turned off my Adblock specifically for Project Farm.
My favorite part is when he says, "we're gonna test that"
Or “that’s a lot of damage!”
Glad to hear!
I watch your channel all the time. It's very informative and you do a good job of keeping the testing as balanced as possible. Keep up the solid job!
Thanks, will do!
I'm planning on buying one this month, saw this channel had a review/test and now I can sit back - watch - and be sure to get the right one. I love project farm.
Thanks!
Id like to see you do a paper towel comparison. Paper towels are important in the shop. Do mechanic towels work better than Bounty?
Great suggestion! Thank you.
under rated comment
This is a very good idea.
Bounty is going to win, I also put it on top of my Ridgid vacuum filter it saves me some work and money.
Milwaukee branded paper towel in 3, 2, 1... introducing “Absorbzall”
I think you should also give a Pinocchio award to the tool that didn't reach any of its claims.
That would be funny
I second this, but then he might get into hot water with some brands and then he'd have to deal with lawyers.
Thanks for the feedback.
@@urielcantarero4965 The video tape of his test would inform all lawyers of nothing here
The manufacturers probably use other methods besides PF to test those claims
I have this exact Ingersoll Rand impact. I love it, and it’s lasted years of being dropped and over used in high torque use settings (since as we can see, it’s not the strongest impact). I’m probably going to try a new brand when it bites the dust so these tests help.
Thanks for the feedback.
Every time, I need a review, and I mean a great review for tools you come on top bro. As an engineer and a retire mechanic you have the best review that makes the logical choice and qualifications that most will need. Other try to do as good as you but you are the best so far I have seen. Thanks man!
You are welcome!
Girlfriend says i love you, me: we are gonna test that 😂
"So I've gathered the least expensive ring, a standard price gemstone ring and a high priced luxury diamond ring to put it to the test. So first off we..."
LOL
I've got to know how this works out for you
@@Adamk24 To be impartial, wouldn't you need 3 identical girlfriends?
@@greendryerlint "nearly" identical
Hey man, it's been a really long time since I've left a comment, but I just wanted to say I'm so happy for you for making it so far with your channel. You have not changed a BIT since you started, and that's amazing. You provide a ton of information and value for so many people. Keep being awesome.
Hey, thanks!
I recently bought the M12 stubby. I’ve changed struts, tie rods, bearings, rotors, brakes, cv axle and ball joint. It has been successful with everything I’ve throw at it with the exception of a stuck bolt on a suspension part. One of the best car tools I’ve ever purchased. Saves so much straining with a ratchet.
Thanks for sharing.
So it’s not necessary to buy a 1/2” m18 high torque impact? I need a impact for diying car maintenance
@@Danielxperez14 I’m not a mechanic. Just a diy guy working on my own cars. I’m sure some will say more torque is better. The M12 has been enough for me.
I’ve got the Ridgid stubby and love it. With the 4ah it’s killer. Good deals and amazing warranty too
Thanks for the feedback.
I just wish Rigid was more consistent with Its quality. Milwaukee is nearly always a top finisher, DeWalt is usually good, some times average. (Things change though)
Inconsistency is why these reviews are invaluable.
Which one to Rigid or Milwaukee, Need to work on my truck.
This dude is literally straight up vibin.
Thank you very much!
What the hell does that even mean.
@@taylorkelly6145 "This dude is literally straight up vibin" translated:
This gentleman is, in fact, really calm/relaxed/chill/cool.
@@taylorkelly6145 😂😂😂
@@AllHailNannerpuss Thank you for the urban language translation.
Cheers
Can we get an accuracy test of different torque wrenches as well as torque sticks?
Great suggestion!
I second the torque sticks. Also interested in how accurate air pressure “tire pressure” testers are
He did a torque wrench test a while back, and it seemed like the icon brand from harbor freight was the beas bang for the buck. It was even more accurate than snap on.
@@russellullyatt1153 I bought one of the cheap 12v tire pumps and the gauge on it was off by 15% or so.
@@russellullyatt1153 I second the motion for tyre pressure inflators/guages.
It's July 2022 and I"m literally about to buy a 3/8 impact and was hoping Project Farm had the goods.. Was not let down.. Thank you!
You are welcome!
Thank you so much for this review!! I have been doing lots of research online to help me purchase an impact wrench. I was having trouble trusting the online reviews that I was finding. This video gave me the exact information that I was looking for. This was awesome. very informative!
You are welcome! Glad to hear!
Please keep testing tools, manufactures keep claiming stuff and we need to test those claims. 💪🏼
Great point!
Perfect editing as usual... "We're gonna test that!"
Thanks again!
I watched one of the first few videos a couple weeks ago, it was super informative as usual but it was great seeing the progress made by this channel.
This is so informative. Your channel is a must. And thanks for not being sponsored from what I can tell. Keep up the great job
Thanks, will do!
Excellent video. I got really lucky about a year ago, and got the Dewalt you tested for $99 shipped.
For that price, I'm really happy with it.
Keep the great videos coming!
Thank you, will do! Thanks for sharing.
I was in harbor freight the other day and a guy was watching project farm on his phone all loud, trying to decide what he wanted to get lol.
Thanks for sharing!
Best part of 2020? Finding this man's channel and reviews. 💯 😎👍🏼
Thank you very much!
Oh man, if you're new here, get binge watching. This channel is amazing
It is by far the best channel for tests. Before I buy anything I check with PF first to see if there was a test on them
I actually understand tools better because of this channel. I learned a lot from the results, and maybe even more from how you test things.
Thanks for sharing.
Thank you! Thanks for putting RIGID in there I've had nothing but good experience with them for years. The chuck Loosens and clutch do wears out but I don't think prematurely.
It's impressive how well Milwaukee did, all while utilizing a smaller battery than the competition.
There's a reason all my battery tools are Will-fawk-ye. Consistently top 3 in almost every comparison except price on everything I buy. Plus they just have good design - the yard tools (still waiting on a lawnmower, but I digress) with the quick-lok system just makes trimming my trees and hedges, and other yardwork a breeze, and storage is now 1/4 of the space it used to take up with gas tools, because most of the tools are just a detachable head that you swap out. My drills, impacts, circular saws, tablesaws, oscillating tools, miter saws, rotary hammer, and I'm sure I'm forgetting a few all use the M18 batteries, and the 12Ah ones last me most of the day regardless of the tool I'm using. My "home tools" use the M12 batteries (along with my heated winter gear), I have the headlamp and heated gloves that use their USB rechargeable batteries, and I'm starting to look at their MX lineup as well, since I bought the powerbank "generator" and light tower that run on the MX batteries.
Of all the Milwaukee stuff I own, my only complaint is that the heated gloves are advertised as working gloves but they're light-duty at best. For over $200 I was expecting them to be way more durable than they are. Oh, and the miter saw stand's material supports are flimsier than I'd like.
Not a shill, just a tradesman who happens to love the brand.
Milwaukee and Makita usually skookum, can't go wrong. Buy once, cry once.
I agree I have the milwaukee and recently but the 4.0mah battery on it and it actually made a big different from the 2.0mah battery power, speed and of course battery life wise
But it cost the most and second heaviest
@@netsai61 heavy doesn't bother me - I work with far heavier tools. What matters to me is that I only have to carry one spare battery, or don't have to run back and forth to my charger all day long.
Ingersoll Rand seems like they are taking advantage of their name and just up marking bad quality tools it also happened on another one if his videos
Theyve been in the decline for a while unfortunately
I was thinking the same thing.
Great feedback. I was expecting great things from IR. I've used their pneumatic tools for years
They need to stick with what they good at, air tools
@@ProjectFarm my dad had an IR 231c for years and I used it for years as well... it was great... but it seems when the electric game got introduced IR couldn’t adapt as quickly
Proved to me that Milwaukee is worth the few extra bucks! Have the M12 ratchet and now just ordered the impact. Appreciate what you do!!
Thanks!
Been binging your comparison videos. I have high respect for the amount of work you put in each video, and also for sacrificing the your truck's lug studs for the video haha.
Thanks!
Me: sees how Milwaukee performs in these videos
Me: looks at my Ryobi collection
Ryobi: =c
Me: (pats tools) "it's ok, we barely do any tough work anyway!"
Ryobi: c=
lol Thanks for sharing.
@@ProjectFarm Video Idea- Multi tool comparison... cheap $20 multi tools VS $125 Leatherman multi tools
@@ProjectFarm video idea old corded tools from 70s 80s compared to the new models today
I feel the same way when they do video reviews of ar style rifles & they pick on my PSA babies. We just watch till the bad man goes away. Lol
I have a Ryobi impact driver and it was pretty shit, says it has 270Nm of maximum torque but it struggled to remove wheel nuts torqued to 115Nm and couldn't remove my transmission drain nut when it was brand new right out of the box. It was heavy too. Just bought the M12 Milwaukee set (3/8 Fuel impact, 3/8 Fuel ratchet, tyre inflator, 2 and 4 Ah batteries and charger for AU$644) yesterday, looking forward to using it more in the future
When can we get a shirt that says "WE'RE GONNA TEST THAT!" With a caricature of you holding an impact drill???
Great suggestion!
@@ProjectFarm Instead if you holding a drill (a shirt with your face on it doesn't feel like it's your thing) perhaps the design has the tip of a pen pointing at a warranty or claim of some kind?
@@Leron... I'm waiting for the "Which pen points the best?" test 🤣
Someone get this guy an Avatar.
by the way the merch link in the description isn't clickable. you need to add in front to make it clickable
Love this test! I appreciate you running reverse thread test. Your channel is the best "test" channel. Thank you!!!
You are welcome!
Now this is a thorough review! Really appreciate this type of testing!! Real world testing
Thanks!
"We're going to test that" - The crowd cheers!
_(trademark signature saying)_
Thank you!!
Just found out that you can buy t-shirts that say this on his website if you're interested (I am)
@@user-njyzcip Thanks! Going to buy one :) project-farm.com/
Purchased!
Project farm - "driven to outperform, we're gonna test that!"
Milwaukee- "bring it..."
Thanks for watching!
Milwaukee are glass cannon tools. The perform well and feel good but they will break easy. Like BMWs, Range Rovers, etc.
@@TehKaiser I disagree, we use and abused milwaukee stuff at work and have had few failures. Ever used a Sawzall in muddy water? How about an impact and battery that have been sitting out in -20*f all night, or dropped an impact from 35 ft into some grass (oops), anyway, with as few failures I've seen and all the abuse we put through our tools I'm pretty confident whenever I pick up a red tool.
@@TehKaiser Milwaukee tools are tough as nails man. I work in a swing stage some times and I have NOTHING but red tools for a reason. I dropped an m18 impact (my bit broke and I basically had all my weight into it and it crushed my hand and fell) from 6 stories in the air, it smacked a sidewalk and slammed into the building. I was scared, but it was fine. The battery no longer shows how full it is, but it works. A buddy dropped a 25ft magnetic tape measure from 12 stories, landed on pavement, left a hole big enough for the table to sit into, it still works just fine. We abuse these tools, even my personal tools and not only have they impressed me, but they've made me into a purist. Until another brand makes a tool worth switching for, ill pay for red everytime.
@@TehKaiser The hell you talking about? We beat the piss out of ours installing solar panels on hot roofs. NEVER any issues.
Love this video. Would love to see a 1/2 inch impact comparison.
Thanks! Thanks for the video idea.
Your review is not only special but exemplary as well. Thanks so much.
You are welcome!
Just wanted to say thank you. I've been a fan since the seafoam test days and I'm sure it's not the first time somebody has told you that your channel is a service to the community.
You are welcome!
The fact that Milwaukee is 12v and beats a 18v ridged is insane
Imagine being on the ring in a supercar being passed by a hatchback. There's usually always good reason.
I didnt see the voltage in the video and i didnt think you were correct about those 12v, but after looking it up... damn.
I still think Ridgid is great value for the price, both it and Milwaukee being very compact and yet the most powerful. Pretty neat that you can stuff so much in such a small package.
@@vavra222, 4:18 M12 model is 12V. OP is correct that Milwaukee is beating a compact impact with a sub-compact....
Exactly right. I would say throw the m18 3/8 up against the rigid in this video to get a fair comparison...but it’s a sub compact category. The m18 is over 6 inches in length. So all in all, once again, a great video comparison.
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Thank you for another fine job! You’re the first place I look for tool purchases.
Thank you!
Wow thanks for all the testing it’s really appreciated
You are welcome!
Your tests are well thought out, and your reviews are unbiased. I am really grateful for your videos. You have become the gold standard for real world testing. Thank you.
Thank you very much!
Anyone else chuckle as he said “Nut busting torque”
🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭
My ex-wife had plenty of nut-busting torque.
Not more than my girlfriend
IDK sound like he talking about my wrist. 😆
😏
I just bought a ridgid 3/8, 1/2, 1 battery, and a charger all for $200 on sale at Home Depot. Normal price is $400 so I’d say I got a hell of a deal. Great comparison and just short of Milwaukee makes me happy.
I got a similar deal with their compact circular saw, drill, 2 batteries and charger. If you catch em at the right time home depot has some incredible deals at least with ridgid tools
I have the Ridgid impact wrench. Love that thing. Any time something needs a socket, I grab it over my impact driver and adapter. Makes really short work of my 110 ft lb torqued lug nuts on my Dakota. Best $120 tool only I've spent in forever. Great test as usual.
Another commenter said once they really need to put Project Farm tested and approved stickers on packing for tools and tool accessories. I second that.
Thanks! Thanks for sharing.
Your seemingly unscientific common sense testing is actually very scientific without the egg head or test tubes. Your relentless pursuit for true performance comparisons is commendable, don't change your format or your principles. You have my and others respect. Happy xmas.
Thanks! Merry Christmas!
I know who the king of county is, but you're definitely the king of product testing! Great video! Huge thumbs up.
Wow, thanks!
Whom might that be sir?
You should check out Chris fix and Rat Rod Bob
You must be taking about George Strait!!!
Great test as always...I bought a Rigid after watching your test. You are still the best by far on You Tube.
Thanks and you are welcome!
I’m so happy to see ridgid do so well. I’ve always loved their tools. I’ve had a set of cordless impact and drills from them since 2013 and they still operate like new. I’ve been building furniture and cabinets with them, as well as working on the road installing tubs and showers and I gotta say I’ve more than got my money back.
Great to hear!
Don’t tell Milwaukee fanboys that. They’ll tell you that Rigid tools are made with playdough and glitter and that’s their red tools were forged in the fires of mount doom.
@@narlycharley Lmfao so true lol
I think the one area where the Rigid may have been an unfair comparison in this review is that it is an 18V platform that also weighs close to a pound more than the Dewalt. Don’t get me wrong, the Ridgid for the money is a great buy! I just think it is impressive that the Dewalt was the second cheapest and also the 2nd best performing 12volt system, only to the Milwaukee costing 2x as much. For such a lightweight tiny thing, that’s where the Dewalt seemed to be a Best Buy. If weight isn’t a concern, then the Ridgid takes too honors for best bang for the buck. It seems like the Dewalt DCF890 may have been a better comparison to that Ridgid model.
All in all, though, this has still become one my absolute favorite testing channels. I have my notifications set for when every new video comes out!
You are the first and only channel I will ever support financially. Thank you!
I appreciate it!
Money well spent. We should all pay him as our product consultant. Hes probably the most qualified for the position! 👍
Love this guy always does an amazing job
Thanks!
My go to for test before buying. Great channel Consumer reports for the regular DIY. Thank you.
You are welcome!
Can we do a “Are torque sticks accurate” video and “Best drill/impact bits” because WERE GONNA TEST THAT
Great suggestion! Thank you!
Best drill/impact bit videos already exist on his channel
@@alex_thecarguy Not torque sticks, just bits were tested here.
@@dc5723 I didn't say torque sticks
I don't need one, but sure as hell I am gonna watch the whole video. Thanks
Thanks for watching!
This test was awesome. Been shopping for an impact wrench for a while now. Know which one is on the top of my list now. Much thanks.
Thanks! Glad to hear!
Thank you for these videos. Just found your channel about floor jacks and purchased the Daytona 3000DJ 👍🏿
Nice! Thanks and you are welcome!
4:25 “The Milwaukee has 250 ft/lbs of nut-busting torque” 😂
I lost it at that part
Nut busting is the best
I literally came to the comments section for that sole reason
My girlfriend has more.
@@milesparris4045 “we’re going to test that”
milwaukee is doing this on 12volts thats impressive..
You should see how it performs with a 6.0 AH battery. I love mine.
@@Joetechlincolns same here, I can pull both front wheels, calipers, and brackets off my truck, reinstall and still have 50-75% battery left
Milwaukee doesn't fuck around. I've demolished a couple of the 1/2" m18 fuel impacts and they even beat a couple of the older 3/4" electric impacts with ease.
Thanks for watching!
That is VERY true. Nice point! I am bought into their 18V line, but am definitely looking at adding some 12V tools in the near future!
Excellent video! Thanks for all the time you took to do this.
Thanks and you are welcome!
This review ROCKS! Thank you.
You are welcome!
I use that Milwaukee stubby every day at work. It's a beast!
Thanks for sharing!
Mine is amazing! Would definitely recommend it!
I have the Milwaukee. It is highly impressive. Very small and packs a huge punch. Just rebuilt my entire steering and front/rear suspension on my 96 ram 3500 dually with this tool. Takes lug nuts off easily and it's only a 12v 3/8
Thanks for sharing.
Man I’m looking at the same job!
Getting a Red Head Steering gear box and need to pull the Steering Vacuum/Pump housing to replace O-Rings. New hoses all around since it’s all original on the truck.
98 Ram 3500 Dually. Any tips man, did you end up using a breaker bar or was the Milwaukee your go to for any bolts?
Gonna order a pitman arm puller but otherwise these Impacts are what I’ve been researching to make my life a bit easier. I’m a Dewalt guy but many folks I came up working with in the maintenance shop had either Milwaukee, Mac (Which is basically Dewalt), or Snap-On.
I'm not suprised the Milwaukee stubby did so well. I use mine daily, that thing is a power house for its size. Probably my favorite tool for how light and powerful it is.
Thanks for the feedback.
So through!! i really like the way you tried to level out the variables in the test.
Thanks!
This is, by far, the best (i.e. unbiased) channel I have found in years (granted, I have been subscribed for years). I love all of the videos posted here. They are truly to the highest quality the creator can post. I see improvement in each and every video and I'm impressed to see that improvement keep coming. Thank you for that, truly, quality information.
Wow, thank you!
I appreciate you doing my suggested comparison! As usual, your tests were completely on point!
Thanks again for all you do!
You are welcome! Thanks for the comparison video.
Another great video! a lot of accurate test, straight to the point, awesome work! now, we need a test for the "non-compact" impact wrench!
Thanks! Thanks for the suggestion.
I just bought the Rigid 3/8 and 1/2 because of your review. and they had a promotion.
Thanks for sharing.
I was literally just looking at high torque impacts saying to myself, "project farm should test these high torque impacts" (milwaukee, kobalt xtr, Rigid, Dewalt, etc. ) Great test on these subcompacts though! Hopefelly, the high torque test is soon to come. 👀
Milwaukee’s are the best Mac tools 1/2 is second best.
The Mac tools 1/2 gun is the same specs as the dewalt 3/4 inch gun but you don’t get the chemical resistant case on the dewalt and obviously it’s a 3/4 so most people would need a step down adaptor
@@X5XST4RK1L3R Makita and Ingersoll also
I have the Milwaukee mid torque 600 ft pounds. It does the job very well.
Project Farm confirmed NSA spy.
Thank you for posting prices with the “kit” and “tool only.” I appreciate it, you, and the attention to detail.
You're very welcome!
Best channel for dependable, usable info, keep up the good work.
Thanks, will do!
There always seems to be a ‘twist’ to your impact wrench comparison videos. Thanks! 😊
Thanks for watching!
Love your channel, I’m a DeWalt guy and I hope someone at DeWalt sees your videos so they can improve certain tools. Love the competition haha
I'd like to see the XR lineup being used in these tests, it is their improved versions
Thanks 👍
Do a 1/2" impact next, including Makita and Ryobi
And harbor fright.
Yes
+1 I would like to see this one www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI-ONE-18V-Cordless-3-Speed-1-2-in-Impact-Wrench-Kit-with-1-4-Ah-Battery-Charger-and-Bag-P261K/313581565
Thanks for the video idea.
Thank you for this video. Would love to see an update of this with the new compact impact wrenchs.
You are welcome! Thanks for the suggestion.
I’ve watching you videos for a while,and I’m impress on how thorough your are when you do your reviews on X products. Base on you research on the best impact wrench I went ahead and I bought the new mid torque Milwaukee wrench 2962-22,and yet I see you using Dewalt tools in your videos......this is only an observation I trust your results.
Awesome! Thank you!
I think you need to sell boxer shorts with your catch phrase “we’re gonna test that” printed on them.
Or nut busting torque?
@Scott Duffy 200 pounds of nut busting torque, on the back.
@Scott Duffy Either one, consumer's choice for those so inclined. Not that there's anything wrong with that.
I think "We're gonna test that" would be a good slogan for a condom company. "Nut busting torque" would make for the lonely man's arm tattoo.
Awesome test! I can confirm the compact Milwaukee is pretty powerful, esp with the 6.0 battery, it easily fits in-between the engine & rad making quick work of whatever needs doing.. Although a drop in the bucket compared to their 600ft lb 3/8 which is my new favorite. Love your channel, keep up the great work
Thank you for the very informative video. I will use this to select my brand.
You are welcome!
Sometimes I already have the Milwaukee tool featured in your videos but I just watch them to see them kick ass
I hit like before the video even starts. That’s confidence in a nutshell.
Thanks so much!
I do the same. I know it will be a quality review.
No doubt and totally agree!!!!