Roadside Assistance Tools | 1/2" Impact Gun | Ingersoll Rand | Dewalt

[@ichthyander.]

Thank you brother your a life saver

[@urgencylockout]

Excellent tips.

[@rogerdayton]

You were one of the first guys I came across when I started looking into tools and I've basically been copying you ever since. I saw a lot of guys recommending the Earthquake XT 20V from Harbor Freight. However, you take the gun and add an extra battery (only 4 Ah each), extended warranty and tax. Compare it to the latest Ingersoll Rand W7152 (more torque) with 2 batteries (5 Ah each) and it comes with a good warranty. It only ended being like $60 more getting it online (finding the best deal on it), with no tax / free shipping.

[@rescuereadyroadsidellc5938]

Thanks for all the info keep these videos coming dont let anybody question your work the stats and customers speak for you. For small companies like myself even if I already know the information repetition makes perfect

[@rescuereadyroadsidellc5938]

I have a porter cable impact it gets off most lugs. I keep a 4 way and breaker bar but I would love to upgrade to the ingersoll rand

[@randallgoguen3463]

Have a good link to you Torque Sticks ?

[@livewithnick]

i wouldnt call the IR the king of the mountain .Especially not now. Even Harbor Freight has a better impact these days. Dewalt is king right now.

[@haseebscott25]

Thanks for the info ! Really helpful . Do you make them sign any type of waivers before work or anything like that and how do you decide your pricing

[@SirSnaxAlot2]

Wait. Your not always wearing that yellow jacket?

[@addicted2tools]

The Milwaukee blows that outta the water u probably haven’t even tried the latest Milwaukee impacts get 1 you’ll c ur missing out I’ve personally used both and ingersall rand doesn’t even go to 500 foot lbs but my Milwaukee does 1400 ft lbs handles Mac trucks and everything

[@addicted2tools]

Ur dewalt had nice batteries for Christ sakes not even lithium ion

[@addicted2tools]

Kobalt xtr is better than ingersall rand also it’s 1100 ftlbs