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This is the first time I have ever seen this in action!
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[@Dancing_Alone_wRentals]

Another compressor manufacturer just called his therapist.

[@edtheoldtechguy]

LOL!!! That's a good one!

[@ButterNoToast]

Idk about all

[@evanshireman5644]

@@ButterNoToastit’s becoming more and more true, these little batteries and brushless motors can pretty much compete with air anymore, and the convenience makes it worth waiting 2 extra seconds for them to break a bolt loose. My grandpa still refuses the idea of electric impacts being nearly just as good, but it will only become more true with time.

[@fleetguy1]

I use electric as much as I can but some things just can't replace air tools. Air hammer, air jacks, cut off tools etc.

[@Dancing_Alone_wRentals]

and scuba equipment @@fleetguy1

[@antonybirkov2081]

Love it when 'Professionals' bash Ryobi when its cheaper & just as if not better effective on the exact same job as another brand Electric power tool

[@johnjames535]

But but but..Milwaukee is better because it cost more and can be thrown around and dropped by employees that don’t give a fck. 🥴

[@NPAMike]

The professionals bash it because of the ergonomics and size. If you had to use that thing all day its gonna be annoying. Where as the snap on or milwaukee is better. But for the diyer whose not changing tires all day then yea its fine.

[@rashaansmith1978]

​@@johnjames535milwaukee breaks if ya drop them a couple of times

[@hawaiiantimes7702]

Definitely cheaper but not better. I own both. And honestly I prefer the Milwaukee brand but I’m not a professional so spending money on tools that’ll be used on the occasional weekend project is just not economically smart. I’m happy to see that ryobi in action but let’s be honest, that’s a 4 lug nut wheel and the tool is an 18v with a 6ah battery. My M12 stubby 3/8” with a 4ah battery can take the lug nuts off my Silverado and also change the brakes and many other places where that beast of a Ryobi wouldn’t even fit. I love Ryobi and so do the professionals because if they forget their Milwaukee tool at home, they can just buy a Ryobi and it’ll get the job done. They can also leave it at the job site and not worry about someone stealing it. Say what you want about Ryobi, but saying their products is on par with Milwaukee is just ludicrous

[@hawaiiantimes7702]

@@rashaansmith1978everything breaks if you drop it a couple of times lol

[@osmanyreyes8373]

At my job, we have a carpenter, he and his dad have a total of 40+ years of experience and they said that Ryobi has never failed them

[@edtheoldtechguy]

Wow! That's insane! I gave up on Ryobi when 3 items of theirs burned out and failed miserably. I truly hope they have gone past this and their tools are better quality. No shade honest hope.

[@justindowney801]

Lol

[@rashaansmith1978]

What items burned out😲😲😲​@@edtheoldtechguy

[@davidperry4013]

You can use a chrome socket on an impact but it can break the socket and cause premature wear and tear of the anvils in the impact wrench.

[@edtheoldtechguy]

Thanks!

[@ridinwithricky6444]

I never go on a long road trip without mine! Also been using it to do routine maintenance. It has plenty of power for what I need it to do

[@RichieValentine]

I just learned about this impact today and ordered it in preparation for a long road/camping trip coming up. Clutch!

[@KGisthename]

After owning and using many, many brushless impacts of co workers at the shop and sister shops I ended up being truly impressed with 2 that I ended up buying the Milwaukee high torque and Rigid high torque. The latter is a steal at its price point and is simply an incredible deal. Honorable mentions Matco high torque and Makita high torque impacts. I am a mechanic and formally a Collision tech. of 17 years.

[@edtheoldtechguy]

Wow great info. Thanks for sharing

[@richardwang474]

Ryobi is a decent company from what i hear. Excellent customer service and i personally use the 40v outdoor line and its a beast. Ive never used the 18v tools by them.

[@jakeneugent7304]

I use a ryobi impact, rated for 1200 ft lbs. does everything the snap on one does and it’s one tenth the price. 3 year to limited lifetime warranty and it’s more comfortable than the snap on.

[@MiguelMartinez-hm1hg]

Thats how you take a wheel off a Ridgeline 😂😂

[@edtheoldtechguy]

Estas loco hermano

[@Guatemaya1]

@@edtheoldtechguy its even safe to tied your car lug nuts like that... with that kind of drill

[@PowerStrokeJude]

Whoooa, that is strong

[@meetube30]

The factory-installed blade was super tight... But thanks it was easy to spot 14 mm wrench and yank it with a hammer... I got the new blade now!!! Yay😂😂😂😂

[@tortron]

I got an old beater, nearly bald tyres, lugnuts had been on for years. Took a 2m pipe over a breaker bar to get them to crack, even then it was a heap of work. Even the hub nuts came off easier

[@rolandotillit2867]

Use a torque wrench when you tighten lug nuts and it'll be relatively easy to remove them.

[@miked5789]

I bought their 1/2" impact 5yrs ago, it's been thru Hell & back. First test was a crank bolt on a 25yr old 4g63. Knocked it off in 2secs literally. Only issue I had was the snapring jumping out of it's groove in the drive assembly. Jammed the assembly, wouldn't turn. Simple fix to break it down and reinstall it properly. This was a year ago after I dropped it so my fault really.

[@ernestocantu3419]

Wow you didn't use a breaker bar like a man

[@jamesmeegan4755]

I do own this but currently the Milwaukee impact wrench with similar specs with battery and charger is actually cheaper than this one on Home Depot. I’d have bought the Milwaukee if that deal existed when I purchased this one, this one is good though.

[@arkchan6900]

I use this gun professionally it's is amazing for the price

[@edtheoldtechguy]

Really? Wow well thanks for sharing your experience

[@superduperboyx]

I have the high impact brushless one, it's amazing. My lugnuts were extremely tight, the tire shop tightened it too hard with their air compressed impact gun. I tried 2 cheap generic Amazon ones and coudln't bust them loose until I finally gave in to get the brushless Ryobi impact wrench

[@edtheoldtechguy]

Glad you like it

[@bwselectronic]

Might have even worked with a Makita. Might! Thats used to trigger the poster🤣🤣🤣

[@LNRRidez]

Chrome socket=TRIGGGGGGGEEEERRRREEEEEEEDDDDD

[@paedahe4975]

Four lug cars usually torque around 100 lbs. plus or minus with a little rust but not much. If it couldn’t get those off, I would laugh.

[@edtheoldtechguy]

Well, It's Ryobi so I was betting against it. Pleasantly surprised.

[@JJJobson]

I have the same one. Got it free with a 6ah, 4ah and 2ah battery kit. This little impact rocks. My truck wheels are 140 and it zips those off quick. Changed upper control arms and strut assembly and she never wavered on anything on that either. Not a bad little tool for free. Not working on tractors over here lol

[@NotAdamSnider]

Most all passenger cars have lugs torqued to around 100ft lbs, not just the four lug vehicles.

[@paedahe4975]

@@NotAdamSnider Yep.

[@Danny7930]

@@edtheoldtechguy yeah their 1/4 impact removes my lugs at 150ft/lbs

[@Rail9222]

Is that a Ridgline?

[@J-WHO312]

CHAKA!

[@LNRRidez]

🤣🤣🤣

[@chrisbradford5893]

I would love if they used impact sockets

[@edtheoldtechguy]

Nah I get more comments when I use chrome LOL!

[@chrisbradford5893]

@@edtheoldtechguy 🤣

[@mikemiller5541]

My 18v 3 speed Makita impact driver does the same thing

[@mrnic3guy305]

It’s a brushless half inch impact wrench it better break those 17mm lugs. I have the old model brushed and I don’t use it much but when I do it doesn’t disappoint

[@project-hobby]

Just bought one its amazing

[@edtheoldtechguy]

Cool thanks for comment

[@project-hobby]

@@edtheoldtechguy 👍

[@edwardrobinson4537]

I was definitely about to say something about the chrome socket. I just bought my ryobi impact wrench and all ive heard is how you not supposed to use a chrome socket 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@doctorlefthandthread]

Looks legit 👌 Ryobi FTW

[@edtheoldtechguy]

I am not sure but will be studying it in action to tell.

[@aigdallas]

I have one of these and yes they are a beast and you can't beat them for the price shit I got mines free and this is the only thing I use to change flats with now they are really good impacts

[@aigdallas]

This is a video of an 8yo using the impact wrench

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

I would be impressed if it was lug nuts not removed in 2 years on a Pickup. Sorry Ed Gotta Give sass to help with the views 😂

[@edtheoldtechguy]

@AntonioClaudioMichael 😆 🤣 I am just impressed it did it. It's Ryobi after all. Thanks for the views

[@johnsmith-gt3po]

Never own drill by this brand. Seems good half price of top brand. 😁👍

[@edtheoldtechguy]

It seems ok. This unit belongs to my customer who brought it to me to test.

[@mastagrand1787]

Trolls haha 😂 it’s your eyes not ours buddy 🤣

[@edtheoldtechguy]

I have this one big fat troll that can't help it. It's hard to tell when they hide cowardly behind fake accounts.

[@matthewkelleher1647]

You could do that with a 1/4" impact driver. Not sure why people think removing lug nuts is impressive. I'd like to see this tool used on suspension bolts as a test.

[@edtheoldtechguy]

It's impressive because it's a Ryobi and it didn't blow up. Everyone says they are jink and blow up. I was expecting smoke and fire but instead it was able to do it. 😉

[@cwg2432]

What’s the model number on that?

[@aguyfromelpaso]

Nice

[@edtheoldtechguy]

Right! I was suprised

[@csl9495]

Ive been debating on buying my first power tools. As some one whos not a pro and wont use it professionally and will only use it rarely occassionally for home diy stuff... i 90% about to pull the trigger on getting its 6 piece set for $200.

[@edtheoldtechguy]

I can understand it, but if there is any way I can convince you over to Kobalt, Rigid, or Makita, I think it would be better. If you have your mind made up, no problem, enjoy it and let us know how you like them.

[@csl9495]

@@edtheoldtechguy well, I did pull the trigger. One month in and I did not use a single tool yet haha. So it's been worth it. Although, I did actually use the Sawzall to cut some thick branches (maybe 3 to 4 inch diameter). It took about a min or so, but it did the job. There happened to be a Milwaukee Sawzall on site at the time too that I tried for comparison.... I ended up mostly using that tool lol. But again this is a rare occasional use, if I ever become the handy man that I hope to be, only then will I deserve to buy better brands.

[@JB-jb6vw]

Over 3 years actually

[@RowenLacey]

Is that a chrome socket I see

[@edtheoldtechguy]

@@RowenLacey YES! In the video I explain why

[@bradpoole7018]

I have the older model works great

[@edtheoldtechguy]

Sure seems so agreed!

[@skate4life547]

Why is this like so WOAH my ryobi 1/2 inch IMPACT GUN can take off lugs. Any impact can take lugs off, even my Mac 3/8s gun can knock them off. It’s not about the brand it’s about what gets a job done. Now is it the professional choice.. no, but it’s still a functional tool that does what’s it’s meant to do.

[@dabsindeeddabsindeed7205]

Ryobi is great. They are made the same just cheaper components. Even tho I only have Dewalt and milwaukee 😂

[@RONNIEJNZN]

We're the bolts torqued on when they were installed? I had trouble on some bolts with my 1/2 Snap On 18V depending how they were hammered on. Great track ! 6,235 X better than "Down in Ohio"

[@edtheoldtechguy]

Not sure we didn't test the bolt torque. I do know the car has been sitting for years and the owner took it to the dealer for any work. I am sure in the years he owned it before it sat around they had to torque those bolts. Hey I just cant believe the Ryobi didnt blow up that alone is a win.

[@phenomenologicalparadox5216]

I mean realistically shouldn't any half inch impact be able to take off lugnuts? My 3/8 stubby can take off lugnuts.

[@edtheoldtechguy]

True but who ever thought a Ryobi could 😆 🤣 😂

[@lukewhit9218]

Probably could have used a hart impact from Walmart. Not in the upper Midwest

[@edtheoldtechguy]

Perhaps, hey I was betting against the Ryobi, I was suprised it performed well.

[@donaldstepp4850]

I bought mine and love it $100 for an impact I can keep in my personal car . Works great and "theft proof" 😆

[@edtheoldtechguy]

Check out my latest Home Depot sale video they are going to be $100 again! Don't miss out.

[@edtheoldtechguy]

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[@jaredbryant8297]

Please use impact bits, they are much less likely to fracture

[@edtheoldtechguy]

Ah, what's a chrome fracture between friends

[@zeth8300]

I got this one I love it

[@edtheoldtechguy]

My client really likes his too

[@zeth8300]

@@edtheoldtechguy I can imagine

[@kentaroo.7759]

It has 600 lb foot of torque, the high torque one has 1170 foot lb of torque.

[@ZeldaNumber17]

My cheap Bauer is the same way.

[@kelsycunningham8452]

All the cordless tool brands have come a long way in the past decade. I buy Milwaukee for the one line of battery.

[@edtheoldtechguy]

I certainly understand that and agreed the strides made have been leaps and bounds.

[@hawaiiantimes7702]

Which line of battery? The M12 or M18? I buy the M12 line but love Ryobi simply for the fact that their one+ line of batteries are integrated with most of their tools. Plus it’s CHEAP

[@matthoffman6962]

How does Ryobi hold up over time? That’s the big question.

[@edtheoldtechguy]

I will ask the client, it's his impact.

[@patricklim909]

New impact tools have very high torque, up to 1200lbs

[@ArtStamos]

$119 at square orange store battery and charger included for the money can not go wrong now can you?

[@edtheoldtechguy]

Nice

[@richardmejia254]

With a rating of 600 ft lbs breakaway torque..... I'd be stunned if it couldn't quickly break those lugs.

[@edtheoldtechguy]

I was honestly surprised it didn't blow up in flames. This tool brought just a little bit of faith back to Ryobi for me. So I recorded this video.

[@Ellron23]

Chrome socket goes brr

[@edtheoldtechguy]

Chrome socket in my videos for troll hunting LOL!

[@DiligentDave1966]

I’ve heard the Ridgid Octane is a beast.

[@edtheoldtechguy]

Not sure but I'll be learning a good amount about Dewalt soon

[@DiligentDave1966]

@@edtheoldtechguy There’s a forklift mechanic on KZbin that uses Dewalt impact guns. Funk FPV is the channel

[@anthonygm85]

Abusing chrome agian ed, is that a makita in a roybi shell🤔

[@edtheoldtechguy]

Hahahaha

[@leo959]

I love everything about ryobi. They are the best. Why? bcuz most of their motors are 3 phase motors and not single pole or dc motors. Much better and runs cooler.

[@gjolinares23]

I used to do this several years ago when all I had was a brushed Ryobi 1/4” impact with chrome sockets. 😅 that’s nothing special.

[@edtheoldtechguy]

Hey what ever gets the job done is good with me!

[@MrAvant123]

How do we know how tight those wheel studs are ?

[@edtheoldtechguy]

You dont but its Ryobi the fact that it was able to unscrew anything is a win in itself isnt it?

[@Joethetoolguy]

Cap, ain't no way fam. Aint no way, must have been fisher price wheels

[@edtheoldtechguy]

LOL 😆

[@aigdallas]

Naw I use one of these regularly I only use these to change my flat tires and for the price I have one in each vehicle to use they really do work great

[@grimmreaper6639]

@@aigdallas there is a overstock shop not 10 minutes from my house where they sell brand new ryobi tools for a fraction of the price, I got the 1,100 lbs half in impact for about 70$, and I've used it on almost everything, replacing control arms, gutting an entire wheel well on a front wheel drive, and it's doing amazing at helping me disassemble my engine for a rebuild

[@jonathanlitz2018]

Question what setting you have it set to remove lugnuts

[@edtheoldtechguy]

Its been a bit I no longer recall. I will revisit this customer and tell him to remake this short.

[@Sp3ncerSauc3]

Where can I get some chrome impact sockets???

[@edtheoldtechguy]

They sell them everywhere with their blow up in your face or sure to Crack garuntee 😆 🤣 😂 😹

[@kilowatttheorignal]

Over 2 years that rims been bent I bent🤣

[@edtheoldtechguy]

I can only go by what my customers tell me.

[@justinwest5200]

Should probably rotate the tires more often buddy

[@edtheoldtechguy]

I have passed similar suggestions to the client. Ultimately not my car so not much I can do.

[@blakexie5209]

The length of time that the fastener hasn’t been undone is irrelevant

[@edtheoldtechguy]

Living in the rust belt I completely disagree. I have seen factory placed fasteners that should be tightened to 60 or 80 foot pounds take many more times that. Out here time equals rust heat cold and other factors that seem to lock up bolts.

[@maxxmich]

also need to usr an impact socket...not chrome

[@edtheoldtechguy]

But people love chrome on the impacts 😆 🤣 😂

[@LemonGarageYT]

I can do this with my Ryobi impact driver, not as fast but it can do it.

[@edtheoldtechguy]

cool i may have to make a video on that

[@ponyboyack00]

Well, call me a troll. Please use impact rated sockets. It only takes one accident.

[@edtheoldtechguy]

Thanks for advice!

[@RamRam-wb9nw]

Such a flex to boast about not torquing your bolts

[@edtheoldtechguy]

@RamRam-wb9nw Hahaha such a flex to leave a comment and still show you don't get it.

[@RamRam-wb9nw]

@@edtheoldtechguy if it's a flex then educate me as you should read your owners manual

[@RamRam-wb9nw]

​@edtheoldtechguy i think you should stop looking for reactions from people and actually be professional than to have slick remarks if your talking about a ryobi removing that you should actually torque it down before removing it this test proves nothing other than ego about not removing lug nuts from 2 years that can be improperly done please review this if you decide to get triggered is up to you instead of understanding

[@edtheoldtechguy]

@RamRam-wb9nw LOL! relax, brother. I'm joking, there is little need to be that professional here this is the internet and it's all about having a fun time. This video was made as I was surprised this tool didn't blow up into flames as it did its normal job. Ryobi has a bad habit of burning up on me. This video was a bit toung and cheek. It was the beginning of me actually changing my view on Ryobi because before this video, I wouldn't even talk about it unless I was criticizing it. I thought you were being funny as well. If you feel I insulted you, I apologize 😔 💔

[@lildude6906]

Try a honda crank pulley haha

[@edtheoldtechguy]

You know it wouldn't work on that LOL

[@ellomirza]

Is that a high torque or do you just have small hands?

[@edtheoldtechguy]

Hahaha! hand fetish? Handfinder . Com coming up for you

[@ellomirza]

@@edtheoldtechguy no I don’t see the model number anywhere at a glance. Is it the 262 mid torque or not?

[@DAMINATION]

Chrome?

[@edtheoldtechguy]

Oh yeah! Got to use da chrome

[@Applejuice9694]

what model wrench is this one

[@michaelallen5505]

Looks like a PBLIW01 1170 ft./lbs. breakaway torque

[@techflamercowo3263]

What torque were they at?

[@edtheoldtechguy]

LOL! This was a customers tool on a Honda Insight most likely 80 lbft. No one gets how impressed I am that he Ryobi didn't just burst into flames with the second lug nut tho.

[@Applejuice9694]

Using the wrong socket

[@edtheoldtechguy]

You mean the right socket! Have to watch again to see what I say about the socket .. 😆

[@BoutThatAction]

Thought you were gonna finish it by saying "over 3 years!"

[@edtheoldtechguy]

Would that have made it better?

[@Techprep23]

Why are you using a chrome socket

[@edtheoldtechguy]

Exactly for this comment

[@trugroovin6307]

So in Two years time, you have never rotated you tires?

[@edtheoldtechguy]

Not my tires ... but no, these tires in 2 years have not been rotated as the car sat for much of the time in a garage hence the reason we worked on it.

[@1891kmk]

Chrome socket on an impact

[@edtheoldtechguy]

🤣😂🤣 Did you watch till the end?

[@1891kmk]

Sorry mate missed that oart

[@1891kmk]

@@edtheoldtechguysorry missed that part

[@TheMartin9400]

I literally used that exact same impact on my SUV. Torque specs were 110 ft-lb. It was nowhere near that easy. 4 lugs let's you know that's a small car maybe 80 ft-lb. Even on my Prius they don't come off that easy.

[@edtheoldtechguy]

It is as stated in the video, This is the customers tool and yes its a small car. What's impressive to me and no one seems to get in the comments, is that this is a Ryobi and it didn't burst into flames or smoke up. I consider it a win just for that much.

[@ThatOneKiidThere]

So it can bust 100-110 ft lbs 😂 my high torque MAC tool impact I use in heavy duty to snap bolts off. Hell my makita 1/4 impact has almost pulled off 100ft lbs, and that bitch has dropped off the side of a semi-trailer, still working good

[@edtheoldtechguy]

The surprising thing is that its a Ryobi and it didn't blow up in flames LOL

[@trucktirebuster5622]

Ryobi,hart and Milwaukee are made by same company

[@edtheoldtechguy]

Yes, it is very true that TTI owns those brands as well as others, but each subsidiary has different standards of expected quality. So it's hard to say what individual tools will perform similar to each other.

[@Tuannguyen-wc9pk]

1150 ft lbs

[@edtheoldtechguy]

Really?

[@kylerchaffin5814]

Just take my word for it and if you don’t believe me, look it up yourself and thank me later. Best/cheapest big high torque impact is the Hercules ultra torque. Most compact impact in the world is the rigid subcompact 18V kit, and the most compact mid torque is the Hercules 3/8 compact impact. The highest breakaway torque in the world on an electric cordless ratchet goes to the Dewalt 3/8 ratchet. I recommend buying the more expensive premium batteries for all these products as they will give you more torque more run time and make you an overall happier man lol.

[@Assertiveman]

Now take the axle bolt off

[@edtheoldtechguy]

Bro its Ryobi wasn't this enough! I'm surprised it did this!

[@derrickmayne8544]

Only 70# torque

[@edtheoldtechguy]

But It's a Ryobi! I can you believe it could even do that? 😆

[@jt.8144]

What model number is it?

[@edtheoldtechguy]

I will find out for you

[@cityboy1957]

This one is the P262. 450ft-lbs fastening torque, 600ft-lbs breakaway torque

[@HighGrade_FireBlade]

Anybody gonna tell him those aren’t bolts 😂

[@edtheoldtechguy]

Nope because we all say something wrong from time to time, it happens, we are all humans that make mistakes. You must be new to this human thing.

[@ILikeDonuts666]

So ... Maybe torqued to 75/80 foot pounds? Lol

[@edtheoldtechguy]

But it's a Ryobi LOL! I'm suprised it can do 50ft Lb

[@heresteven]

lug nuts are easy

[@edtheoldtechguy]

But it's a Ryobi and it didn't blow up. That's the amazing part...LoL no one gets me

[@younesrabhi5731]

great ! now take out the axle nut .

[@edtheoldtechguy]

LOL! Bro I am just impressed that something that has Ryobi on the side of it didn't burn up on a lug nut.

[@zachnichols3882]

Steel wheel lugs have a lower torque rating than most so not really impressed yet

[@edtheoldtechguy]

It's impressive because the Ryobi didn't blow up into flames. 🤣

[@sloanNYC]

High or mid torque version? How does the Auto sense feature work for you?

[@edtheoldtechguy]

This unit was not mine it belonged to my customer. He promised to lend it to me to make some content stay tuned for it.

[@wacalla26]

That is the mid torque version.... 450 fastening 600 braking

[@cincomillas4144]

My m12 will take those off 😂

[@edtheoldtechguy]

But i would expect your M12 to take those off ... Honestly would you expect a Ryobi too and not die in the process? This is why I made the video I was utterly surprised.

[@4x4_axe29]

My m12 3/8 stubby could take those off…

[@edtheoldtechguy]

It should

[@timothydaly4136]

Lug nuts are not tight my f150 are rated 140 ft Any impact wrench should take lug nuts off easy

[@edtheoldtechguy]

Yes but the fact that it's ryobi and didn't burst into flames after the second lug nut.... well it impressed me

[@FormulaOneLeclerc]

I thought you would know this but don't use chromies on an impact

[@edtheoldtechguy]

I do but no way I am missing great comments like this.

[@FormulaOneLeclerc]

@@edtheoldtechguy fair enough lol

[@meagaindave2049]

Why on earth would you use a chrome socket with an impact wrench? Disclosure: this comment was left with the full intention of trolling. 😉😉🤣 P.S. fk Tools with Soalz hating on makita and ryobi. Right along with Chaka and his Ryobi hate. No room for hate. Life's too short.

[@edtheoldtechguy]

LOL 😆 I used chrome specifically for this comment

[@ameerkasana7319]

You almost triggered me with them chrome sockets.. I almost disliked

[@edtheoldtechguy]

LOL!

[@ameerkasana7319]

@@edtheoldtechguy I literally just got mine today.. Home Depot had em marked down $100 and got the 1,078lb torque im charging the battery at work. I gotta do my cv axles on Kia and do a lot of work on my corvette. This is gonna be awesome

[@edtheoldtechguy]

@@ameerkasana7319 Sounds fun! I wish I could be there to help and test your new purchase.

[@ameerkasana7319]

@@edtheoldtechguy where you from? Honestly I been doing everything with my feet and hands lmao this is gonna make all my work 100x easier. I don’t go to those high end mechanics and get robbed. I can do shit by myself if it doesn’t have anything to with transmission and the motor. I can do it. It’s fun and saves me thousands of dollars