Does it spin the lugs all the way off, quickly once they are loosened?
1698773
Hello, Yes the device spins the lug nuts off quickly, but only if you keep the trigger engaged etc.
1698774
Yep. Not super-fast, but a lot faster than you could do by hand or with a socket wrench/ratchet. EXCEPT, if you have a 4-point wrench, once loosened, I think spinning a 4-point ("X") tire wrench could easily win. As others have said in their reviews, the first few hits take a second or two to wind up and "impact" to loosen.
2116872
A better solution is a breaker bar. This can be used to tighten lugs, but it's much easier with the breaker bar. I had to stand on the bar for it to loosen lugs.
804363
Yes. All you need to do is keep turning it until it clicks in to that off position.
774760
The bottom is sheet metal, maybe 29gauge. Thin, regardless. And yes on quick release for wheels. However, the ease of removal comes at a price. The wheels "cant" just a bit while spinning. There is enough play in the quick release mechanism that unwanted friction between wheel and road occurs due to loose wheel axel constriction.
1538202
Yes the wheel continues to spin. It weighs 30 or 40 lbs so you have to physically stop it yourself, otherwise the momentum will keep it spinning.
823411
Yes, you have to unscrew the bar at the top and pop the wheels off, takes about 3-4 mins tops.
188816
No. And a word of advice, the wheels fall off sometimes. But, for the money it's ok. I use it to work on my motorcycles.
184072
No. The four powered wheels do not turn when it is off. Only the middle wheel is not powered and turns freely.
1433149
No, this particular model does not move/fold over, once it is installed. but it did spin smoothly as it is rotated around the wheel.
1691208
Yes it does. However, I would suggest you look very closely at this item as I found it very poorly constructed. The tolerances in the locking plate were very sloppy which allows the wheel a great amount of play, to the point of having danger if you are dealing heavy loads.
333801
No, unfortunately your finger in the torque setting. This gun wont break loose some of the tighter lugnuts, but once they are broke loose it is a real timesaver. I still like this impact but tools have their place and this wont eliminate the need for a torque wrench, but is still very useful for lugnuts, lawnmower blades(which is super nice, no more holding the blades) and other jobs. There are more powerful impacts out there. Pick the one that fits your needs best.
2070732
Yes the roll bar, steering wheel, loader & backhoe come off. The chasis with wheels came pre-assembled.
107579
no. if the lug has been on there for a while or put on and over tighten by a pro impact wrench it will not have the torque. however once you have the lug off you will be able to tighten it or losen it correctly.. good luck.
1352104
None! If the rim is new and has no freewheel installed, a new freewheel spins right onto the threaded hub. One DOES need a special tool to get a freewheel OFF the hub, however.
415722
Absolutely, I've had mine for a few months now and it has no issue taking lug nuts off a car, the portability of it is extremely convenient for working around the house or even a shop.
1410395
yes but not quickly just don't pull in it or hit it on stuff.......but yes it does come off
201997
That's what I have! It's slightly loose and it slips around a bit, but it doesn't make you lose control of the wheel.