man I love watching your videos. Being obsessed with tools myself this channel does really give me real world use diagrams so I dont just go out and waste my money. Keep it up for us mechs/techs👍
@@zach1181 this was the gateway sale I was waiting for to enter the Milwaukee line up. Went on to get another bundle sale that included 2 5ah, 1 8ah, fuel blower, fuel weed Wacker, fuel 1/2 hammer drill, fuel 1/4 driver & 2 chargers for 799$ US Not sure what other tool prices compare to Milwaukee in your region but the price is worth it if there's no chance of sales. These things make my ryobi look like toys
Bought it while on a ice storm deployment in Oregon two weeks ago and it is the perfect weight to power ratio. I flew out on Delta without it, but with a PackOut system. I was close on my max weight requirements. Adding this to my kit only added a couple pounds, but took care of a wheel, several hitch assemblies, and just worked so well. Thanks for this video.
Ahh, for me it all started in August when I wanted a cordless ratchet and came across the M12 3/8's ratchet. My next tool was the M12 1/2 stubby and this thing is a BEAST. I just picked up the Impact Driver from Home Depot for $99 with a tool bag, charger, and battery and I am loving it!! I highly recommend the Impact Driver if you work on vehicles a lot, it comes in handy when doing fasteners when you don't need a lot of power form the impact wrench.
I'm working on stripping down a Cummins ISX, going to swap out the motors in a Kenworth T-2000... I had to remove an inner fender, 24mm bolts x 4 holding this fender to the frame rail. A tight spot to say the least. I tried my 3/8" Stubby, it got in there, but did not even budge any of the fasteners. So, I went and grabbed this thing, unboxed it, grabbed a battery and slapped a 24mm impact socket on her and went to town! The tool barely fit in the space, but I had just enough room to let her work. She removed those four bolts like butter. I doubt I could have gotten these bolts out with simple hand tools, they look like they have not been removed in years. I am keeping this 1/2" little MONSTER.
I love my DeWalt brushless smart mid torque. This seems like a slightly more capable and compact version, but by team red of course. Great tool to have!
I'm a Dewalt fanboy too when it comes to impacts - their 20v XR 1/2" is compact enough that you can squeeze it pretty much anywhere, and it's never let me down.
@@802Garage I just got 3 drills from Ridged, and I'm going to make a short video on what one works well on suspension parts for the aw11. How's ur mr2 doing?
theres just something about Milwaukee tools that I like... ive owned tools from all brands , but the MIlly's just feel tougher, idk maybe its the weight of them?
@@matthewcoleman9791 If the Milwaukee doesn’t have enough cojones, consider Kobalt. The Dewalt DCF891 is the strongest mid torque, but the Kobalt is also a little stronger than the Milwaukee. If that isn’t strong enough, look for a deal on the high torque. Ridgid and Hercules also make good high torque impact wrenches.
*🙄Both **MyBest.Tools** are balanced and weighted right. The impact driver has a tool clip that is just right. 😏😲The lights shine on the project and help my tired old eyes find the right spot💯*
I'm excited to get this same impact. This will be a go too impact without a doubt. I have both gen 1 mid torque impacts and I use those daily. I saw a few pics of the snap-on ct9010 3/8 brushless gun a few days ago. It looks good but spec wise I have no clue. If it's not any more stout than the ct8810 its weak in comparison for what snappy will be charging for it.
Same. I'm still rocking my craftsman. Bought it years ago when I thought craftsman was the best there is out there. I'll stick with it until they're unusable
Goddam, it's fucking gigantic. Powerful as hell but impractical for anything other than wheel bearings/suspension unless you've pulled a motor and it's accessible. I've been using a Dewalt DCF894P2 for the past 2.5 years, and while it doesn't deliver nearly as much torque, it's held up well over time and can squeeze in tight areas. This Milwaukee is priced extremely well, however. Just can't see using it very often. The Milwaukee cordless 3/8 ratchet, however... now that's a tool I've never regretted buying.
I just got the Gen-1 mid torque last week (got it for a good deal w/ a 3/8" M12 ratchet and batteries). I had no idea that this new gun was coming out. Is the gen 2 much better than the Gen-1? Or will I be fine just hanging onto my Gen 1? Thanks
Hi, I'm getting a new 2962-22 with case. Might be a little overkill for me. I want it for changing tires. Being the mid torque impacts are basically pretty similar from version to version. What settings are typically used for loosening and tightening lug nuts on the average car?
I want to buy a new mid torque gun but I’m torn on wether to get a 3/8 or a 1/2 inch. I plan on it being my gun to bridge the gap between my 2767 and my m12 stubby. The high torque is just so heavy and over kill for 90% of stuff. I really can’t make up my mind on what drive size to get.
Hi I had a quick question. I’ve been noticing some voltage drop on my 04 wrx 2.0. At a stop light my interior dash lights dim as well as my headlights. When I take my foot off the brake and start accelerating the voltage comes back and everything gets brighter. Could it be an issue with my alternator? And if so can I upgrade my alternator to an STi alternator that runs 90 amps instead of the wrx at 75. Thank you ! Keep making great videos
I haven't. Pretty much the same thing as the M12 stubby, which I love, might be worth having an 18V version of that gun though... If I buy one, I'll make the video. 👍🏻
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.
@@MrSubaru1387 I ask as I’m considering the high torque version for that bolt. But if this one can do the job, I like the compact size over the full bore high torque one.
As mentioned in the video. Gen II is lighter, smaller, has the tri-led array, has 50ft.lbs more of breakaway torque, has the 4th mode with the autostop feature.
The real question; is does it have enough torque to break loose wheel nuts on the Subaru? I have bought a similar impact wrench and it won’t crack loose those wheel nuts
It removed 1-1/8" bolts on tractors and bulldozers. It removed 1" lug nuts on a commercial vehicle. Yes, 85ft.lb, 19mm Subaru lug nuts are nothing to this gun.
@@MrSubaru1387. While I agree that when properly tightened the wheel nuts shouldn’t be a problem; I have yet to get any tire shop to actually use the proper tightening technique. Every single one grabs those torque sticks and blasts it on at 140 foot pounds or more. I have had to get the car towed to the stealer ship for stud replacement on the right rear wheel because those idiots broke 3 of the five.
There's no question that this gun will remove Subaru lug nuts. The M12 Fuel stubby 3/8" impact with 210ft.lbs remove Subaru lugs. This gun has 650ft.lbs.
@@Caelin100 I've noticed the same. I always torque my lug nuts but apparently tire shops can't be bothered just like they can't be bothered to take the extra two seconds to lign up the dot on the tires with the valve stem.
@@MrSubaru1387. Ok, I’ll probably pick up the m12 fuel stubby because I can use the batteries from the bandsaw. Have you tried the full size impact wrench with a battery adapter? I have like 7 makita batteries
I’ve bought this tool , and using a 2.0 AH red lithium battery I can’t even remove Toyota Camry lug nuts at work , do I need to use a stronger battery ? Or is it possible I have a defective tool
@@MrSubaru1387 yes in power mode 3 , just bought it yesterday and used it today at work and was very dissapointed at the performance - i have a m18 hex impact driver and a standard drill. , and so I just threw the batteries from those onto my new impact
@@MrSubaru1387 thanks ! Also another important piece of information - I was using a 3” impact rated extension to allow me to use flip sockets, and with that set up is struggled very much to remove Honda Civic lugs , however , when I removed the extension, and put a 22mm normal socket onto the impact , I was able to remove Chevy 3500 lugs very fast with no struggle
Hope this is stronger than gen1 that was simply a waste of $300 not even close to 600 about 250. I compared it to my compact 1/2” at 210ftlbs. About the same performance
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man I love watching your videos. Being obsessed with tools myself this channel does really give me real world use diagrams so I dont just go out and waste my money. Keep it up for us mechs/techs👍
Mid torque is on sale for 219$ tool and 5 ah battery at home depot right now
Just ordered mine
@@chuckquinn8026
I’m thinking of ordering one
man so sad we cant get these good deals in australia. Costs about $480AUD
@@zach1181 this was the gateway sale I was waiting for to enter the Milwaukee line up. Went on to get another bundle sale that included 2 5ah, 1 8ah, fuel blower, fuel weed Wacker, fuel 1/2 hammer drill, fuel 1/4 driver & 2 chargers for 799$ US
Not sure what other tool prices compare to Milwaukee in your region but the price is worth it if there's no chance of sales. These things make my ryobi look like toys
Didn't even know a new model came out, my 1st gen was on order...cancelled that order and found a shop online selling this one. Thanks!
Homedepot sells them now
@@Diamond_79 Here in Canada we're a little slower to get things than you guys... there's only like 3 stores that sell them nationwide at the moment
They are 1" lug nuts, not 25mm. 1" = 25.4mm. That's why the socket was so tight.
I know this video is old but I like this because you do real world testing and not just using it on lug nuts and new bolts that was just torqued
That's impressive that they got such a big punch fit in such a small form factor. Looks like another win from Milwaukee 👍
Definitely!
@@MrSubaru1387 do you still have this gun . Does it manage nearly as good as high torque
@@eoghanhennessy443 still have it. Still using it. Use the compact more than the mid torque honestly.
@@MrSubaru1387 so like high torque like would rarely be used with it i have a dewalt dcf899. Its brilliant but gets heavy lugs it all day
@@eoghanhennessy443 correct. I use the M18 compact on most lugs.
Nice to see the 1/2" model reviewed, impressive especially paired with that 8 Ah H.O. battery 👍🏽
Best cordless impact I’ve ever bought
Thanks. Absolutely convinced me this is my next Milwaukee
Bought it while on a ice storm deployment in Oregon two weeks ago and it is the perfect weight to power ratio. I flew out on Delta without it, but with a PackOut system. I was close on my max weight requirements. Adding this to my kit only added a couple pounds, but took care of a wheel, several hitch assemblies, and just worked so well. Thanks for this video.
I got the gen 2 and honestly it did bolts I couldnt get off with the big boy high torque so I highly recommend the mid torque gen 2 its awesome!!!
Just got the 3/8” M12 Stubby, I’ll just have to start saving my pennies again!
Definitely a great addition.
I just got the 1/2” stubby might sell it and buy this new mid torque
Ahh, for me it all started in August when I wanted a cordless ratchet and came across the M12 3/8's ratchet. My next tool was the M12 1/2 stubby and this thing is a BEAST. I just picked up the Impact Driver from Home Depot for $99 with a tool bag, charger, and battery and I am loving it!! I highly recommend the Impact Driver if you work on vehicles a lot, it comes in handy when doing fasteners when you don't need a lot of power form the impact wrench.
Don't get rid of your 3/8 M12 stubby they are awesome I have one and that's my go-to tool all the time
Dude you and I are literally exactly the same. Have the 3/8ths stubby and now I'm considering the 1/2 inch mid torque gen2 lol
Looks like another Winner from Milwaukee!
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There isn’t a better cordless brand
I'm working on stripping down a Cummins ISX, going to swap out the motors in a Kenworth T-2000... I had to remove an inner fender, 24mm bolts x 4 holding this fender to the frame rail. A tight spot to say the least. I tried my 3/8" Stubby, it got in there, but did not even budge any of the fasteners. So, I went and grabbed this thing, unboxed it, grabbed a battery and slapped a 24mm impact socket on her and went to town! The tool barely fit in the space, but I had just enough room to let her work. She removed those four bolts like butter. I doubt I could have gotten these bolts out with simple hand tools, they look like they have not been removed in years. I am keeping this 1/2" little MONSTER.
I just got this impact wrench for my DIY automotive work.
Never disappointed with my Milwaukee tools
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I have the 3/8 version at my shop, I rarely use my ingersoll 2235ti anymore. Very light, pretty robust tool. Best addition in my opinion
I am planning on purchasing a 1/2" mid torque as my main impact for around the house. I think I will wait until the gen 2 come ps out in Australia
I proud by buying Milwaukee by yesterday mid torque....very nice tool
Great video, and good demonstration on multiple fasteners!
I love my DeWalt brushless smart mid torque. This seems like a slightly more capable and compact version, but by team red of course. Great tool to have!
I'm a Dewalt fanboy too when it comes to impacts - their 20v XR 1/2" is compact enough that you can squeeze it pretty much anywhere, and it's never let me down.
@@1337bG01 Yeah I honestly just went yellow because it was much more affordable especially with lots of free battery deals.
@@802Garage I just got 3 drills from Ridged, and I'm going to make a short video on what one works well on suspension parts for the aw11. How's ur mr2 doing?
@@ZeGermanHam I don't doubt it's better, just also generally well over twice what I paid for mine. $105 brand new on eBay haha.
@@ZeGermanHam I don't doubt it's better, just also generally well over twice what I paid for mine. $105 brand new on eBay haha.
I have the same one pre-ordered that should ship to me on 12-1 cant wait to try it!
Hey bud when is your next livestream? BTW This is my first Impact Wrench. had it for 5 years, hasn't disappointed once, it's a monster.
Should be Dec 6th 730 PM EST.
Great video. Its nice seeing the comparison between the gen 1 and the gen 2.
Their whole line up is a winner
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Thanks for demonstrating its capabilities. Looks great 👍
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I love my Milwaukee tools
So do I! 👍🏻 😁 🔥
Think these will be the new tool to rebuild my dodge front-end
My boot will be here tomorrow
Just got me one of them g2 middies.they are a beast. Pops lugs like no problem.
Just come to the uk, bought one love it doesn't snap your wrist off all day when using it either unlike the hi torque 1850nm beast
Just added it to my Christmas gift list.
Nice!
theres just something about Milwaukee tools that I like... ive owned tools from all brands , but the MIlly's just feel tougher, idk maybe its the weight of them?
It was a daily special yesterday for $199 with a 5 amp battery and a charger. I just had to order it.
I managed to catch that deal. Hopefully I can stop grabbing the breaker bar and the 3’ pipe. Living in the rust belt sucks 😅
@@matthewcoleman9791 If the Milwaukee doesn’t have enough cojones, consider Kobalt. The Dewalt DCF891 is the strongest mid torque, but the Kobalt is also a little stronger than the Milwaukee.
If that isn’t strong enough, look for a deal on the high torque. Ridgid and Hercules also make good high torque impact wrenches.
Bought the 3/8 version, it’s awesome an all but I’m so addicted to red that the 1/2 is incoming.
So I just need a 8.0 battery for axle nuts then thanks on the gen2
This would be good for some stubborn diff fluid drain bolts
Just looked at this at Homedepot I really need one vs using my Mac 1/2 air impact
A ol trick to get the socket off is just put it in reverse for 1 uga dugga and the socket should be easy to come off
*🙄Both **MyBest.Tools** are balanced and weighted right. The impact driver has a tool clip that is just right. 😏😲The lights shine on the project and help my tired old eyes find the right spot💯*
I'm excited to get this same impact. This will be a go too impact without a doubt. I have both gen 1 mid torque impacts and I use those daily. I saw a few pics of the snap-on ct9010 3/8 brushless gun a few days ago. It looks good but spec wise I have no clue. If it's not any more stout than the ct8810 its weak in comparison for what snappy will be charging for it.
Definitely going to be doing a lot of the work I've been using the High-Torque for. Thing is a BEAST!
Where did u get the sockets for this
Hey guys do yall feel like you get full power from a 6amp battery that’s the biggest I have!! This thing is a beast!!
Holy shit, buying tonight
When are you making an update and review on all your milwaukee tools
Need to soon. Thanks for the reminder. 👍🏻
If I had to start over again ,I would choose Milwaukee..
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Same. I'm still rocking my craftsman. Bought it years ago when I thought craftsman was the best there is out there. I'll stick with it until they're unusable
Can't wait for Santa to bring me Mine....
I love the gen1 so def gonna get a Gen2.
Good review! Sold on getting this one to start my Milwaukee range. Anyone know where to buy in the UK?
Goddam, it's fucking gigantic. Powerful as hell but impractical for anything other than wheel bearings/suspension unless you've pulled a motor and it's accessible. I've been using a Dewalt DCF894P2 for the past 2.5 years, and while it doesn't deliver nearly as much torque, it's held up well over time and can squeeze in tight areas. This Milwaukee is priced extremely well, however. Just can't see using it very often.
The Milwaukee cordless 3/8 ratchet, however... now that's a tool I've never regretted buying.
Gigantic? What were you watching?!
"You can go back with your torque wrench for your final twerking." That's what I heard.
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Hi, Thanks for the review. Really practical. If you had to choose or own one mid torque would it be the 3/8 or 1/2" drive?
For what I do, I'll keep both.
Shame I just bought the gen one like 5 months ago. Don't have a need for the new one so I guess I'll wait haha
I just bought mine last week now Im kicking myself but Im not seeing a big difference other than the LEDs and being a little smaller.
@@ZeGermanHam oh trust me I know, but it won't make my job go quicker so for now it'll be on the back burner
I got the first gen, worth upgrading?
I just got the Gen-1 mid torque last week (got it for a good deal w/ a 3/8" M12 ratchet and batteries). I had no idea that this new gun was coming out. Is the gen 2 much better than the Gen-1? Or will I be fine just hanging onto my Gen 1? Thanks
@@ZeGermanHam Thanks for the reply bud.
Nice video👍
Hi, I'm getting a new 2962-22 with case. Might be a little overkill for me. I want it for changing tires. Being the mid torque impacts are basically pretty similar from version to version. What settings are typically used for loosening and tightening lug nuts on the average car?
debating on getting this or the 3/8 , i think its only about 50ftlbs of torque difference
The Gen II and Gen I specs are the same regardless of the avil size.
@@MrSubaru1387 i think imma go ahead and order this one , this video was reassuring 😅
Why doesn't the mid torque have one key?
I want to buy a new mid torque gun but I’m torn on wether to get a 3/8 or a 1/2 inch. I plan on it being my gun to bridge the gap between my 2767 and my m12 stubby. The high torque is just so heavy and over kill for 90% of stuff. I really can’t make up my mind on what drive size to get.
I'd go for 1/2", which I did. Lol
@@MrSubaru1387 I appreciate the feed back!
How much now !!? Since it's not available online
Is there a reason to have standard sockets any more if you have a no skip set of metrics?
Hi I had a quick question. I’ve been noticing some voltage drop on my 04 wrx 2.0. At a stop light my interior dash lights dim as well as my headlights. When I take my foot off the brake and start accelerating the voltage comes back and everything gets brighter. Could it be an issue with my alternator? And if so can I upgrade my alternator to an STi alternator that runs 90 amps instead of the wrx at 75. Thank you ! Keep making great videos
Sounds like a weakening alternator. Get it tested. Check bsttery and bolt ground and power connections as well.
Have you purchased the compact impact version? If so, will you have a video?
I haven't. Pretty much the same thing as the M12 stubby, which I love, might be worth having an 18V version of that gun though... If I buy one, I'll make the video. 👍🏻
Should I buy the 3/8 or 1/2 ?
this tool would be better used for 1/2 in drive applications. if you more commonly use 3/8 in drive the m18 compact would probably be more suitable.
Who you gonna call rust busters!!!
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.
So do you think it will remove the rear lateral link bolt from hell on a GC/GD?
Hmmmm. Have to find one to test it on.
@@MrSubaru1387 I ask as I’m considering the high torque version for that bolt. But if this one can do the job, I like the compact size over the full bore high torque one.
Almost as good as my Binford 6100 impact.....................JK good review
$169 with the new Milwaukee hack, worth it?
Definitely. It's an awesome gun.
Nooooooooooooooooo, common lets get some updates on the scoobaru and sambar :)
Hopefully soon... Still on parts for the Sambar.
@@MrSubaru1387 Noted :p
So what can gen 2 do that gen1 can't???....is it worth buying if you've got gen 1 already??
As mentioned in the video. Gen II is lighter, smaller, has the tri-led array, has 50ft.lbs more of breakaway torque, has the 4th mode with the autostop feature.
Will the 3/8 mid torque (2960) protective boot fit into the 1/2 inch (2962) ?
Yes. Same boot.
Vessel JAWSFIT contest
I feel Snap-on is way overpriced for the quality you get
Will the battery charger works with 220v plug?
No...
Is it worth $150 then
Add this tool link for purchase please?
Milwaukee M18 FUEL Gen-2 18-Volt Lithium-Ion Brushless Cordless Mid Torque 1/2 in. Impact Wrench w/Friction Ring (Tool-Only)
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At 650ft lbs is a 3/8 a good idea?? Or why get over thr 1/2 curious
1/2 in drive allows for bigger sockets without needing an adapter.
The real question; is does it have enough torque to break loose wheel nuts on the Subaru? I have bought a similar impact wrench and it won’t crack loose those wheel nuts
It removed 1-1/8" bolts on tractors and bulldozers. It removed 1" lug nuts on a commercial vehicle. Yes, 85ft.lb, 19mm Subaru lug nuts are nothing to this gun.
@@MrSubaru1387. While I agree that when properly tightened the wheel nuts shouldn’t be a problem; I have yet to get any tire shop to actually use the proper tightening technique. Every single one grabs those torque sticks and blasts it on at 140 foot pounds or more. I have had to get the car towed to the stealer ship for stud replacement on the right rear wheel because those idiots broke 3 of the five.
There's no question that this gun will remove Subaru lug nuts. The M12 Fuel stubby 3/8" impact with 210ft.lbs remove Subaru lugs. This gun has 650ft.lbs.
@@Caelin100 I've noticed the same. I always torque my lug nuts but apparently tire shops can't be bothered just like they can't be bothered to take the extra two seconds to lign up the dot on the tires with the valve stem.
@@MrSubaru1387. Ok, I’ll probably pick up the m12 fuel stubby because I can use the batteries from the bandsaw. Have you tried the full size impact wrench with a battery adapter? I have like 7 makita batteries
Hey man what brand are those safety glasses?
Milwaukee anti-fog. Best I've used.
@@MrSubaru1387 thank you very much I'll go and get them they look
Awesome, and seems fitted for big face.
I’ve bought this tool , and using a 2.0 AH red lithium battery I can’t even remove Toyota Camry lug nuts at work , do I need to use a stronger battery ? Or is it possible I have a defective tool
You need a min of the HO CP 3.0Ah battery pack on it. I wouldn't run it on a 2.0Ah 18650 cell battery pack. Are you in power mode 3??
@@MrSubaru1387 yes in power mode 3 , just bought it yesterday and used it today at work and was very dissapointed at the performance - i have a m18 hex impact driver and a standard drill. , and so I just threw the batteries from those onto my new impact
@@NWGarage I'd definitely try a 5.0Ah 18650 cell battery or a 3.0/6.0/8.0 21700 cell battery.
@@MrSubaru1387 thanks ! Also another important piece of information - I was using a 3” impact rated extension to allow me to use flip sockets, and with that set up is struggled very much to remove Honda Civic lugs , however , when I removed the extension, and put a 22mm normal socket onto the impact , I was able to remove Chevy 3500 lugs very fast with no struggle
@@NWGarage weird.. With 650ft.lbs, the extension shouldn't matter. What brand extension?
Hope this is stronger than gen1 that was simply a waste of $300 not even close to 600 about 250. I compared it to my compact 1/2” at 210ftlbs. About the same performance
Really? The Gen I was weak?
@@MrSubaru1387 There's no way the Gen 1 was that weak. The specs are practically the same, it was just bigger.
Kinda odd when the tool is smaller than the battery. 5 lbs ? Rather have an air unit.
Man I'm gonna be broke. ..lol
*When Milwaukee is almost closing their shop.. *Runs* *”WAIT TAKE MY MONEY 😩 LOL*
I hate real world tests in the application they are designed for, its much better to see kids screwing bolts into wood and talking about the packaging)
One more toy from Milwaukee to destroy some toyota wheel studs.
Try to lose them by hand 🖐 first then use the gun
Why? That's why we buy the guns. We don't want to go by hand. Lol
@@MrSubaru1387 just curious 🧐 to see how tight are they
The M12 stubby is sorta pointless now that there is a M18 2854 3/8 stubby w 250ft lbs same head size.
Pointless how? They have the same power and the M12 is more compact.