Testing 12Ah battery on Ryobi high torque impact wrench

[@ElectroAtletico]

Respect in using a Ryobi impact gun. I use the Harbor Freight Hercules. Fellas like to rib me for it, but I don't care - it works, it's reliable, it's affordable.

[@Toolspecs]

@ElectroAtletico if the tool can do the job for less money then why not.

[@magmomwise]

The Ryobi 1/2 impact has worked well for me. I bought one from a pawn shop with a 9ah battery. Looked new $150.00. I have used it on everything from tire changes to engine repair. Have not been disappointed.

[@Toolspecs]

@magmomwise i have the high torque at work to work on heavy equipment and the mid torque at home to work on my pickup trucks. Both work great.

[@PRIC3]

The adapter removes a lot of torque away from the tool itself better if it’s just a straight to the socket no adapter but anyways very nice tool and it’s nice seeing someone actually make a review on what the tool is meant to do

[@Toolspecs]

@PRIC3 according to the TORQUE TEST CHANNEL a 1/2" drive to 3/4" drive adapter only make you lose 5% of torque so not enough to make a significant difference.

[@alonzorojo5423]

dude awesome video

[@Toolspecs]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@jgscs61]

Hercules 3/4 is the king 😂💪🏿👌🏽 is a monster and the best thing is the price, a lot torque 1650lbs- PF

[@Toolspecs]

@@jgscs61 sounds like a tool I got to try!

[@jgscs61]

@@Toolspecs yes brother, better than fancy tools I buy one this year and I send to my brother in my country and him is so happy, because we have a heavy equipments and work so well 👌🏽💪🏿

[@ericnichols9275]

Yes got one last JANUARY and it has more power then the old MILWAUKEE M18 fuel GEN 2 and more power then the RIDGID HIGH TQ 1/2 Drive BUT it's not ANYTHING near the GEN 3 2967 or the DEWALT XR DCF 961

[@ericnichols9275]

You should get new EDGE BATTERY 21700 Cells and TABLESS

[@Toolspecs]

@ericnichols9275 I would. I can't wait to test those EDGE batteries, the specs are so great.....on paper anyway. I don't believe that they're yet available in Canada.

[@Toolspecs]

@ericnichols9275 I just checked again to make sure and they're only available in the states for now.