Product Review: The SeeSii 21 Volt Cordless Impact Wrench

[@rp1666]

Scott, thanks for the great review. You're the first person I've seen to show how an impact wrench can also be used to pre-tighten lug nuts and use a torque wrench the rest of the way. This saves a lot of time from having to use a socket wrench when it really isn't needed if you're careful enough and go slowly.

[@wicked5312]

Good video, I bought me the seesii impact wrench and man it was the Best purchase I’ve made, it takes off bolts and nuts tht i could not break free, this impact takes it off without strugle

[@antn8387]

I used this Seesii Impact gun to replace and complete my clutch project all in one battery pack. It's has great value to performance package.

[@striper8311]

Awesome review, got a bad back and can’t really break lug nuts to easily anymore, my wife just ordered me one for Christmas.

[@mikebyrne3321]

Iv bought one of these I'm in the construction and engineering industries and handled and used hiltis,milwaukies,makita,dewalt, bosch and jcb cordless power tools and this kit is no different it is as good as them all....recommended to buy from an expert

[@DickyBobby]

Paid for and brought to you by the Amazon Family inc….

[@chrish5018]

I have the same model just a different color and a different no name brand slapped on it. Because it’s a Makita knock off you can use Makita batteries with it. I have an 18 volt Makita drill and driver set. The batteries that came with it,which are 2 amp hr,fit the knock off impact wrench perfectly. Actually even better in my opinion. Nice video.

[@PVmedia1]

Thank you Scott. I'm buying tools for my little shop and I'm trying to buy decent tools on the budget and this video help alot.

[@wildberj]

Hello Scott, thanks for the video. Perfect tool for the lose nut behind the wheel. Have a great day!

[@liberalmike27]

Bag is probably to put the sockets in. You might've said that and I didn't hear it. Cool video. Been looking at these since I got hammered for $1057 for shocks and struts. On the upside, I didn't have to do the job.

[@JustAPersonAndYou]

Great review. Thanx

[@MM_in_Havasu]

Looks pretty slick!

[@cri8tor]

Please consider and update video and maybe a teardown so we can see what this tool is made of and how it wears with occasional use. Purchased the SeeSii WH710 and thinking about taking it apart to apply quality grease before using it. Cheers

[@RSW1484]

Great video thanks. Also, apparently you can use Makita Batteries on it, just not on the charger.

[@kellmarktv]

Great review I'm now considering to buy it.

[@curtdunlap6818]

You should demo one of those mini-split A/C installations for your garage next! 😁

[@GoldwingDocs]

Good idea!

[@Mattlawton-ft6ew]

​@@GoldwingDocs Dont use impact wrench on those ford wheel nuts they have crap covers on them they get mashed up.

[@aslanOFatlas2876]

Onevan 2800nm 70 $

[@zman2367]

Scott, since you have nothing to work on. I would be more than happy to drop off my 96SE at your place so you can demonstrate first hand how to install new tires, replace brakes, flush fluids, change timing belts, change final drive fluid, etc... Not to worry, all parts will be supplied and there will be absolutely no charge for using the bike in your videos. Faithful viewer just trying to help 😂 See you on the forum.

[@dfrmotorsports4591]

I'm in the middle of doing the belts on my 1990, they're very simple..if not just a right pain in the back side to access haha

[@nevsmate8663]

🤣🤣 nice one... I'm in the UK, a bit expensive to ship my '81 GL1100 & '97 Valkyrie to Scott for a full service! 🙃

[@faridmustamandy8679]

Good video thanks

[@denvermullins9224]

Enjoy your videos

[@brucemoriarty9964]

I have the brushless See See 1/2 inch impact. I like it better than my Milwaukee or De Walt that I have. Better in the hand and has ample power. I would pay the same price for it as the Milwaukee ( owned by TTI and made by TTI ) Google it. De Junk is owned by Stanley Black and Decker , who's tools are made in China Vietnam, Brazil , and Mexico. So please realize 2 things .... 1 very few things are American Made. 2 folks please quit asking the stupid question of how long will they last ? Probably as long as the stuff made in China seeings how their made in China etc with an American name on it.

[@bigred8863]

Well said sir.

[@younesrabhi5731]

just one thing bothers me , when i put it in reverse to take off a nut that's stuck it automatically stops and wont respond anymore unlesss i take it off and put the battery back in place , any fix ???

[@ashwinanbu1]

Hi mate, just wondering if you could share your experience after using it for few months? Any potential issues?

[@GoldwingDocs]

Not so far. I've used it quite a few times, mostly zipping wheels on and off, and it still performs beautifully. It's been dropped on the concrete floor a few times, and used as a hammer to pound a stick wheel off of a brake rotor, and still it works, so...I can't complain. :)

[@ashwinanbu1]

@@GoldwingDocs would you say this one over the handife wrench?

[@DiscoBoogieNJ]

I have the same wrench. Do u notice any delay in the trigger? When pulling the trigger repeatedly. Thanks.

[@jonsutyautomotiverepair1993]

How you getting on with yours , still working ?

[@timhankins3436]

i thought it was good video but the size would've been nice, 1300-1000-900-700nm thanks. Or did I miss it?

[@fasteddie5388]

I have this with a 1/2 inch drive and and it's way too tight trying to get sockets on and off of it. I thought maybe it was just mine but looks like yours is the same.

[@dmrakers17601]

If you line up the hole on the socket to the front of the tool it goes on with ease. I found this out by accident. They should tell you this

[@liberalmike27]

@@dmrakers17601 so, you're saying you can't put a square peg in a round hole? (ha) I guess you'd rather it start out snug. After using it for a while it probably slowly loosens up.

[@jonnyvt6602]

Should use impact on security key

[@wildhog3217]

Does it use same battery as the Handife Impact wrench?

[@177bandit]

...using chrome sockets with an impact wrench is a bad idea; you might get away with it a few times before the socket shatters into pieces risking injury to yourself or others near by...trust me,i know,it happened to me many many years ago!

[@GoldwingDocs]

100%, I've not had one shatter, but I've definitely had one crack. Not ideal, but when you don't have the correct impact socket size on hand...

[@leoevangelista1561]

What are the specs of the impact wrench?

[@wildhog3217]

What is the torque rating?

[@jimw7916]

How on earth do you read "seesill" from the name "seesii"?

[@puncho33]

Fr no L no where 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@jimw7916]

@@puncho33 care to say that in English?

[@lloydlandersz5153]

nice video

[@netoneto149]

Qual o modelo dessa SEESII

[@joekoenig9587]

1/4” drive? Looks like 1/2” drive to me.

[@Murge816]

Do it work for pickup trucks?

[@SmoothJK]

Of course, why wouldn't it?

[@durstondarden8765]

So this is one of your first ventures into working on a car? Everything you got is new including the jack...

[@GoldwingDocs]

Um, no. Been working on cars for over 30 years. And that jack is almost 10 years old.

[@Abdulnashville]

Weldone

[@HuyTran-zy9sv]

I have this and also the stronger version. They are both wobble which make it only usable for removing nuts but not drill attachment or so. This branch tool is really heavy for my taste

[@richardfrench1910]

If you had to order a new locking nut key, seems an expense and one that I avoided because after my key broke inside I took it down to a local tyre fitter and he took them all off with a special tool that he smashed on to the offending nuts and charged me £40($51)for 4 wheels👍. Then I asked him what can I do about future problems problems and told me just use normal lug nuts as you will bound to have that one shop that won't use torque settings and impact them up to 600 that even the Beast would struggle 😮

[@pyrodon1910]

did you get this with a promotional discount or purchase it "used like new"? The reason i'm asking is because your kit is OBVIOUSLY not factory direct. It is missing the top layer of protective foam, the charger is also supposed to be contained in a bubble wrap bag, and the sockets come inside the fabric bag also. It seems to me like you got a used item. The case should be somewhat difficult to close when all of the protective foam is in the kit. I also don't see the orange/white "inspected" sticker on the case.

[@GoldwingDocs]

It actually came directly from Amazon, so I would be surprised if it was not actually new.

[@CTROADSIDEASSISTANCE]

Don't use impact on the antitefth locknut use a braker bar

[@Pinhead_larry265]

Got to love Ford swollen lung nuts.

[@chadbosko8935]

Im sure thats a half inch drive i dont think they make a three quarter that would be a monster.

[@cwgreen1938]

Scott, good looking impact wrench, I would like to have one to keep in one of the saddle bags on my 1500 but that one would probably take up too much room if I included the case. By the way Scott, I found the tablet (Kindle) like yours to put my goldwing manual into like you said that you did but I cannot figure out how to get the manual into my laptop so I can copy it into the Kindle. Could you give me some help? Thanks.

[@elelectrotech9374]

the 19 is the only one that will fit .the rest need a Dremel.

[@elelectrotech9374]

and you first break the 300000 foot pound the last teenager tightened

[@williamyoung5353]

Seagram is the best

[@tylerdladla7661]

Not a mechanical tool with having to put the pin and oring,no mechanic uses one socket all the time

[@SmoothJK]

The pin and o-ring are not required.

[@durstondarden8765]

1/2 inch...

[@neilmoore3856]

Warped rotors are caused by stabbing the brakes and making a hot spot very quickly. Has nothing to do with lugnut torque.

[@GoldwingDocs]

You're wrong. Unbalanced lug not torque is the most common cause of rotor warm. Braking heavily and holding the brakes tight after you come to a stop can cause some of the pad material to transfer and "weld" to the rotor, which will make vibration that is commonly (but incorrectly) thought of as caused by warped rotors. But the most common cause of actual warped rotors in road cars is lug nut torque. Race cars DO warp rotors from heat, but that is not typical in road-going cars, as the brakes typically never get that hot.

[@neilmoore3856]

As a 26 year Honda, GM, Mercedes, and BMW master tech I assure you spiking the brakes or exxessively hard braking causes "warped" rotors. The heat makes them out of round. If you dont believe me, google it.

[@lewrossi2566]

Why would anyone have wheel locks on a stock ford rim. Waste of money no one with a criminal mind would steal them. Lose the key and see how much it cost to remove them

[@hectormolero7968]

hablas demas y haces poco un video largo para explicar algo tan simple

[@moregrouchy]

See- see, not See-sill.

[@TedSchoenling]

There is no L in there.. how is it not pronounced "See See"

[@15DurangoRT]

There's no "L" in Seesii. It's pronounced C C

[@puncho33]

Talks too damn much damn!