product review part 1 ingersoll rand impact gun W7150-K2

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[@atggreat7981]

ATG Gold W7150 Kim 1K is used by the working professionals. Ingersoll Rand W7150 is good for guys working at quick oil, tire replacement store & fly by night basic car repairs. Women as well as men preferred ATG because it has super bright Cree LED lights and use brushless motor with 1K (1,000) of reverse torques. I have been using the ATG Gold W7150 Kim 1K for over 1 years and it still look like new. Why is yours so beat up? Is it because I am woman and I care or what?

[@motorsportfactory]

+ATG Great thanks for sharing your opinion. its something i wanted to share. why mine is beat up more cause it just needs to be cleaned. and have had it way longer than a year honestly to say men and woman prefer certain ones over the other is matter of their choice. im not here to tell them what to do. just sharing it for people that are lookin into a impact gun. the gun can be used for more than just basic auto repair needs. you caring because your a woman? im not sure where your trying to go with this. but if anything in my video upset you im sorry.

[@angelisone]

+Motorsport Factory You have a done a nice reviews. I mentioned about both sexes were, for me, because we have the 250 ft.lbs more over the Ingersoll Rand W7150. And the ATG has Cree LED using brushless motor. I tried the Ingersoll Rand W7150 on a Ferrari F40's Crank Puller Bolt and the bolt just didn't move. Once I used the ATG Gold W7150 Kim 1K, it came right out. Glad that yours was just dirty and it could be cleaned.

[@motorsportfactory]

+angelisone are you ATG great ?... just making sure . also do you have a link to the model your talkign about. i never had problems with taking crank bolts out with it. axle nuts staked was also cake.