Will it torque or remove torqued lug nuts to 95 or 100 lb ft ? Thx in advance ..........
807881
Yes No Problem.. I used a 3/8 air gun and it doesn't faze it. Also it doesn't run all the time. I can blow myself off with the air hose with out it coming on and whe it does, It's run time is short. I'm used to 60-120 gallons.. This thing really surprises me..
2116873
Yes, the torque specs for your wheels are 80 ft lbs. This wrench will do up to 150 ft lbs. For personal use at less than 120 ft lbs, this will last you a long time.
865841
Torque wrench...I suggest just buying another and having both laying around. If you decided to change it yourself, put it on the truck, then use the torque wrench to get the bolt off...truck is pretty sturdy and won't go anywhere...unless you have a shop with a good vice. Also...put a towel over anything like a chrome bumper so you don't ding it if the wrench goes flying...Make sure to get some locktight when you put the new ball on.Walmart has em cheap.
1174502
The specs say up to 480 ft-lb. Not sure if it actually delivers this kind of torque. This is the Chinese made Craftsman.
1258098
I have had mixed results with mine. Some times it will remove the lugnuts and some times I need to break them free and then I'll move over to the impact wrench to spin them off. If you are expecting it to remove them every time I would not bet on it. (I don't use to it to put on lugnuts, I tighten to spec with a torque wrench.)
451680
That is not what this tool is designed for. Lug nuts on a car require a 1/2" drive tool with H.D. torque
415720
I coulnd't believe it, however we used this tool to remove lug nuts from one of our skid steers on the job site where we had aflat tire and we had no other tire tools. It worked just fine these tools bare down into some kind of powerfully low torque mode and do a very good job. Since then we have bought more of this tool for our trucks to have in them. We have a lot of hitachi brands and we are very pleased.
1474277
Hi - this is really the impact screw driver and not an "impact driver". I don't think it could break lug nuts loose but i hadn't tried it for that.
381432
It maybe because its torque range is listed from 200-900. If you aren't using torque limiting extensions there is a risk of twisting the studs off or the nut could be so tight that a person wouldn't to able to get them off. Also using any impact wrench without the torque limiting extensions can warp your disc brake rotors if you don't get each lug nut tightened equally. I hope this helps.
1436923
The DW292 generates an output torque of 345 ft lbs. Unlike an air tool, it's not designed for adjustment. if you require a specific (tightening) torque value, you should utilize a torque wrench. I hope this helps.
1351248
It will go to 100 lb pressure. Have hauled a 12000 lb 5th wheel with 60 lb pressure and that was all that was needed.
623294
NO. YOU WILL DAMAGE THE TORQUE WRENCH. Buy a breaker bar if you need to loosen something.
2162667
No, this model will not remove a lug nut. They do have a model that will but it cost significantly more. This is an all-around very good unit to have. I us this for every thing else but remove lug nuts.
648362
Same here I had one and it would do 1 or 2 lugs, 95# torque, before running out of air using a 1/2" Chicago Pneumatic gun. Ran air staplers, pin nailer's and other smaller CFM tools real nice. Very quiet and reasonably light weight. And it is a Makita! To run wheel lug nuts or take off a serious nut better off getting a different, more CFM unit.
347180
Wrench clicks or slips as you've suggested. My application of this wrench has been for tightening spark plugs on my boat. 3 years running, i use 30 ft lbs with this wrench, no issues.
560558
Thank you for contacting Andersen Hitches. The nut needs to be torqued to 250 ft/lbs. on our greaseless hardball.
537977
We can do lug nuts on our 1/2 ton pick up but not if someone puts them on with an air impact gun. If they use a an air impact it can't take them off. My husband it impressed with it. It is light and is pretty ballsy (his term).