Remove semi truck lug nuts with one hand! EASY!

Torque multiplier tool makes it easy to remove semi truck lug nuts at home.

[@nicholasproietto2500]

I have an old M35 army truck. I tried like hell to remove the Budd spud nuts with the half-assed bar and socket the army used. What a waste of time. I stood on a cheater bar and bent the cheater bar. I knew there had to be a better way. I searched on KZbin for how to remove stuck nuts on large trucks. This video was the first one I saw. I promptly found a similar unit on Amazon. It was $69. With tax came to around $74.00. Just used it this morning. My God what a difference. I loosened 6 budd nuts on a wheel in about one minute. An ingenious and simple tool. I'm so glad I found this video. Best $75, I've spent yet. Thanks for the video.

[@urfanmalik3456]

I’m so glad this could help! That’s what I make videos for. Thanks for sharing your experience 👍👍

[@jdiflams]

That's wild. I usually have to torch old budd lug nuts off. Maybe I need to just drop the $75 on one of these for all my mobile jobs.

[@ACHorton]

Love your video! Super authentic. I love the kids. Dad being dad!! Well done!!

[@urfanmalik3456]

I appreciate it bro 😎 thanks 🙏

[@fdny330]

Very helpful video brother…love how u treat ur children !!!

[@urfanmalik3456]

Thank you so much 🙂

[@SuperAndybk]

Retired diesel mechanic. We used very heavy 1” drive 40lb impact guns with ex trembly hi air pressure. Don’t forget having a spoon or crowbar to lift rim back on , tires are very heavy. Peace

[@MichealJACKSON-ly6cd]

32 years as a diesel tech Yes you need a 1inch impact And a pry bar would be good to catch the tire.

[@felicitous48]

Good video. I had to give you a thumbs up. I used my torque multiplier the first time today. Also, enjoy that time as dad. It goes by too quick.

[@majestictruckingllc694]

I just went and bought this tool after trying everything else this tool work fantastic I highly recommend it thank you for your video it just saved me a lot of money and time

[@nowhammies]

Actually bought one for my RV yesterday. This was a life saver. Although I had to purchase a 1" socket.

[@benjaminjwilson6694]

Thanks for this, so much cheaper than the battery version of this tool.

[@nipplesmacgillicuddy3584]

Nice job! I find myself in this exact predicament. Just ordered one and I’ll do the brakes this weekend. Thank you!

[@urfanmalik3456]

👍 makes it a lot easier

[@louchitouchi831]

Love this video very informative and authentic. Thanks for Sharing!

[@urfanmalik3456]

I appreciate it 👍

[@graemewhite5029]

Got one similar for undoing the nuts on our timber harvester wheels, absolutely brilliant after struggling with lengths of scaffold bars. Used it to tighten up a wheel bearing to 2500ftlbs with my 300lb torqie wrench, not sure how accurate the multiplication was, but we did a better job than the previous owner !

[@intruderIG]

I have used that torque multiplier tool but it is heavy and not very easy to use.And than I baught Milwaukee 1/2 inch drive brushless impact wrench,super fast and easy.If you are not careful eith torque multiplier you might loose a wheel or break studs.With Milwaukee I put setting power torque setting on #2 and when it stops it is perfectly torqued and safe.

[@BURNETTWEALTHGROUP]

That’s a nice handy tool to have for those lug nuts. I’ll have to get one of those

[@Galarid87]

Awesome information and awesome dad. Good luck brother thank you.

[@urfanmalik3456]

Thanks buddy 😊 wish you the same

[@edsyphan3425]

I’ve seen these before, but never saw one in use. Nice.

[@omaraljaderi2513]

Thank you for sharing this 🙏

[@elicose771]

Sweet!!! Thank you very much!! I'll get me one!! Thanks again!!

[@garyhoward3123]

Always wondered if those really worked. Got some my inch impact will not get loose.. thanks for the video.

[@golfclash2035]

Just curious if you have a smaller compressor that wasn’t able to drive the one inch impact. Because like a 80 gallon with a larger diameter hose would probably do it. I know even with car lug nuts you can’t use small diameter air hoses like the slinky ones if that’s what you used.

[@zencarriersllc1632]

Thank you Urfan for this valuable information. this is exactly what i was looking for. Quick question dose this thing tight back lug nuts the torque tires needs to be! Thanks, and God bless.

[@urfanmalik3456]

The point of this tool is to mainly get you out of a jam, I would tighten it as much as possible and then perhaps stop off at a shop to get it torqued right…. Unless you can buy a tool to torque it.

[@zencarriersllc1632]

@@urfanmalik3456 Thank you so much.

[@Vmaxfodder]

Those were too expensive back in the day . I just bought an 2in 2000 lb air gun . Good idea for under 100.00 now .

[@ahleeher5574]

Just curious, how do you tighten it back?

[@Scrippture]

Interesting I've been using the Earthquake XT 20v impact to remove mine for 2 years without issues. It only fails if the battery isn't full. I also use the Quinn digital torque adapter to tighten back down to 500 ft/lbs

[@williammiguel2521]

Thank you very helpful good job.

[@ciprianodcosta2235]

Its good tool but if you have a impact wrench you can connect to your own truck air system near your AIR DRYER ASSEMBLY THROUGH A RUBBER HOSE AND A QUICK COUPLER

[@jesusrios66]

It how would you tighten them back up

[@dreb2g]

Thoughts on dewalt DcF961?

[@tonydilorenzo5349]

Good job

[@WILLERS337]

Family man salute

[@johnhelms6393]

Nice job & rec. Same problem

[@JW-lw8pc]

Thanks I need one of these

[@TM-jo4wz]

Great info! As a non mechanic and a non truck driver, after the nut gets loose why can’t you use the “useless “ drill to back off the nuts? Probably cause everyone knows that.

[@urfanmalik3456]

😅 yes of course 👍

[@brkbrk5205]

I use milwaukee power tool m18 1/2 and it takes the wheel out no problem, the only thing is that you have to buy those high output baterries.

[@arnoldramos39]

They're not sold everywhere, but there are square sockets that you can fit over where you put the handle. Than just use an impact

[@urfanmalik3456]

Sure you could use an impact, but might be an overkill lol. You can order this online I’m sure.

[@arnoldramos39]

@@urfanmalik3456 overkill? No such thing! 😁

[@urfanmalik3456]

@@arnoldramos39 🤣🤣👍

[@pacificblue7064]

A regular socket will fit over the square

[@twotymer4458]

Buy a 1 inch or 3/4 inch drive milwaukee impact.

[@Vmaxfodder]

For under 100 bucks??

[@floydwilliams3321]

Those things are nice

[@world-markets.]

Grease it. Otherwise it well get hot, and the gear teeth will break inside, also try to help it out by spraying lug nuts with wd40, and let it set for about 30 minutes. Be safe out there brother.

[@johnwest6977]

Yup

[@davidmoreno5228]

Doesn't have a way of greasing it,plus it's moving so slow wouldn't cause much damage

[@870wingmstr]

Some have a split ring where the red seal is on this one. The guy I saw mentioned pulling that & filling the tool with grease.

[@cjr1881]

Don't do any of that. Just use it. No heat.

[@nicholasproietto2500]

Remove the snap ring on top of the unit, then you can get grease inside where the planetary gears are. I opened mine up when I got it. It has grease in it.

[@Mr.Studer]

This is literally what I need. How do you torque it back down to 500ft lbs, just with a torque wrench?

[@urfanmalik3456]

Honestly this method is only to get you out of a jam… but I have through trial and error gotten close enough… I basically get them back on as tight as possible with my dewalt and then use this torque converter to turn it an additional 6-8 times…

[@marknicholson2718]

Great informative video! 👍

[@dblood8529]

Wow! Thank you so much!

[@urfanmalik3456]

You're welcome!

[@shawnrice7179]

try the new Makita 40 volt 3/4 drive impact

[@greggb1416]

Hahaha, You should have the little guy to work on turning those lug nuts off..., he probably would have liked feeling like he was helping you out.

[@urfanmalik3456]

Hahaha that would have been the best illustration for this tool.

[@greggb1416]

@@urfanmalik3456 Ha, he looked like he was pretty energetic. Gotta take advantage of that... hahaha.,.

[@mehmetdurmaz2974]

Thank u brother.

[@urfanmalik3456]

Welcome 🙏

[@kimroyful]

I have one works great

[@anthonycenteno2200]

nice video bro

[@urfanmalik3456]

Thanks 🙏

[@jameswaltz8473]

I actually have one too that i used on a charter bus to loosen the lugs. They wouldnt budge. Bent the tool to shit. Come to find out the threads left hand lugs. Dont know how i missed it because i looked at the threads but i somehow did.

[@terrellscaife2411]

What kind of air compressor that you have or use that 1500 foot pound gun

[@spotthelies]

Earthquake XT works for me!

[@shotgunsherman]

That's a great low price option 100% amazing. It doesn't take place of a Milwaukee impact, or a 1in air gun, it is in a lane by itself. I bet it could be used in other situations and be a life saver too!

[@urfanmalik3456]

Absolutely right 👍 it has helped me a lot!

[@cheesebone82]

Ain't just Milwaukee anymore either. DeWalt DCF900 eats the 2767 for lunch now, and the most insane thing of all is the Harbor Freight/Hercules "Ultra Torque" is the strongest 1/2" on the planet. No, that isn't a joke, lol.

[@shotgunsherman]

@@cheesebone82 I run DeWalt, just said that cause it's what most people I know prefer

[@caseybarnes2743]

Iv used this to break hydraulic cylinder nuts loose. And I have the 1inch Milwaukee it wouldn’t touch these bolts and this tool did it one handed.

[@WILLERS337]

​@cheesebone82 so the Hercules ultra torque is good

[@Jreddygo]

Ok so you can loosen then but the question is how will you tighten them back up to spec.?🤔😆

[@lannybrasher2452]

Try and hook that impact wrench to that klutch tool.

[@mehmetdurmaz2974]

Is it working while fastening the lug nuts?

[@urfanmalik3456]

Yes you can fasten the nuts also but careful not to over torque them.

[@peanutbutterisfu]

The impact gun u bought is for working on cars. You need a 3/4 or 1in impact gun to work on a semi dude.

[@urfanmalik3456]

That was point, instead of a vast expensive set up which I could have done, I chose the easy cheap way out

[@midnightfarmer382]

My 10yr old snap on half in. Air impact wound break those things loose no problem. Never been rebuilt still running strong 💪

[@urfanmalik3456]

I doubt it lol but those are very nice

[@bally1664]

Thanks Bhai.I will buy one

[@urfanmalik3456]

good luck bro 😎

[@chupy2185]

Get a Milwaukee fuel 3/4 impact

[@roberthillyer2888]

They been on the market for years. Some are better made.

[@urfanmalik3456]

I just hadn’t seen used for big rig tires… I am a DIYer and anything to make life easier is a good thing

[@ramcity05]

Nice 👍 video

[@johanordonez6998]

Bad ass video!!

[@urfanmalik3456]

Thanks 🙏

[@salaheddinechraka4286]

Can use it to tighten lug nuts as well?

[@urfanmalik3456]

Yes you can …. But be careful not to over do it

[@cosasdelavida4144]

You gonna take all day to remove all 4 axle lug nuts it works but to much work

[@urfanmalik3456]

Purpose is to loosen the tight ones, after it’s loose an impact would do the job.

[@CreepyChappy]

Get a Dewalt

[@richswisss]

awesome

[@Saltacokote]

so how about the right tigh? with that power impact??? noooooo not safe

[@Boyleheights13]

I wish I would've found you 1 month ago and save 1300,00 I bought a 1in milwaukii

[@urfanmalik3456]

That’s a good tool to have if you can afford 1300 … lol but yea this one has been amazing easy.

[@Dj-oh7gs]

This tool will do the job but it will take some time to get all the lug nuts off . Milwaukee is nice and it works really good .

[@Mikusin]

Brother u should watch german u tube channels , thy r far way ahead on easy doing work tools just name it

[@bjsingh5196]

Urfan, are you from Guyana?

[@urfanmalik3456]

I am from houston texas …

[@Oslo0956]

👌🙏

[@tonypoe7490]

Yeah earthquake

[@urbancanadian6039]

🤟🏽