Testing the Top Name brand Impact Wrenches, Milwaukee fuel VS Ridgid Octane..

[@ngocphuong91]

*It arrived 3 days early. Everything was exactly as expected. Excellent **MyBest.Tools** use the same exact drill and impactor at work. DeWalt products are certainly heavy duty and commercial quality.*

[@Impact-OG]

Yes there both brushless. Very powerful, Thanks for watching

[@fixmyride7890]

That ridgid is definitely calling my name!!! I definitely need one!!

[@Impact-OG]

It is bad ass, I like it more then the Milwaukee, the light on it is super bright, and I like the big ass side clip on it.

[@jacob2483]

I have the 600 ft lbs and it is much cheaper than Milwaukee

[@LUISTHEBOOTYCLAPPER]

I have the ridgid not disappointed at all

[@jacob2483]

@@LUISTHEBOOTYCLAPPER rigid is really sweet, I have the Milwaukee m12 ratchet, drills, 3/8 impact all great but for the bigger impacts I like the price of the rigid tools.

[@LUISTHEBOOTYCLAPPER]

@@jacob2483 I also have the 3/8 subcompact it's surprisingly powerful

[@draytonPW]

I was surprised to find my Rigid Mid Torque has more torque than my Milwaukee Mid Torque. I reach for the Rigid when the Milwaukee can't cut it.

[@stanberry6798]

I really appriciate these videos. I watch em to wind down the day and live vicariously through these videos over tools i cant afford lol

[@megaghostly1]

One day Stan. I've been saving and well finally have enough for a tool combo I'm excited. It's like should I go kobalt should I go Milwaukee should I get flex what about rigid lol so now I'm just going through vids like crazy to make my choice. Good luck hopefully one day for you 🙏👍

[@badbetty7914]

I'm a heavy equipment mechanic. Milwaukee is great but ridgid offer lifetime battery/tool replacement. I personally have had 4 batteries, 2 drills and a 12v impact driver replaced for free with ridgid. Hope that helps you.

[@injunboy89]

I really needed this video, I just scored the ridgid high torque for 180 dollhairs after its H.D disappearance and I'm stoked

[@Impact-OG]

That sounds like a killer deal , thanks for watching

[@B-S1999]

Where u get that deal at

[@mike_t_007]

@@B-S1999 Slickdeals and Home Depot

[@mike_t_007]

Ridgid was on sale $80.00 +$15 at Direct Tools Outlet a week or so ago. Just found out. 😮 Needless to say they sold out right away. Don't even know what to say about a deal like this as they also honor the Lifetime Warranty! I already have one but Man if I didn't I would have definitely got one. It's an amazing tool👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾😎

[@mguerra310]

The funny thing is that the parent company is the same for these 2 brands and ryobi. All made in the same factory somewhere in Asia. I will say the high torque ridgid model 86211B (no longer made) and the stealth impact driver (I believe not offered anymore) are high quality, high performance tools that will give any brand a run for its money.

[@Impact-OG]

Yep, but here we are reviewing them. People love to watching, Trust me I don't like buying these things there cray expensive. I want to say I have over $600 into this video and it has made about $20, so yea -580 But I do it because you guys like them. Thanks for watching

[@Gtbie_]

I have the Ridgid mid and high toque octane they are a beast

[@mike_t_007]

And to think.... Home Depot had a 1 day sale last month on the Ridgid High Torque for $119.... Sold out 700 units in minutes 😯 Soon as I found out it was gone

[@Impact-OG]

Yeah i saw that sale and was pissed that i mist it. Thanks for watching

[@mike_t_007]

@@Impact-OG Anytime Man! You single handedly sold me on this tool. Looks like you guys had fun out there. Have you seen the Mancaver Tools version M18 Stubby? Would you be willing to do the same junkyard test as the Ridgid? kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJ-6q6eImpWshNU

[@joeanderson444]

Modes for each tool can be set by the factory at any torque! It's the maximum torque that really matters!

[@makerofmanythings8447]

In setting one the Rigid only goes to about 48 foot pounds, in setting 2 it's roughly 180- 200' pounds.

[@skotsephrenia1]

The 2767-20 milwaukee ONEkey has a 1400 FtLBS of break away torque...... Am not sure bout the milwaukee model in this test though.... But price wise Ridgid is a very good bang for the buck...

[@Thebassguru84]

That’s not the one key version, 2862 is the one key high torque. 2767 is the regular high torque

[@laimi1347]

I think you should mention what model you use because they have different torque specs.

[@dfwrider3830]

there isnt an assist mode, thats auto mode. it will either tighten a little then stop, or break it loose then stop.

[@404notfound.....]

I have all 3 rigids, that to me looks like the high torque the 211? If it is it's 200' ft-lbs higher than Milwaukee's 2767 which is why they revised the rigid high torque. The newer model is 200 ft-lbs less. Can't have rigid stealing the Crown lol.

[@perrinerik2793]

From France. Thanks for the good job ! Real life so no comment ...

[@darrenairey5938]

Guaranteed if you had an impact socket on that big 10 lug hub both impacts would of taken those lug nuts off. Think of the impact being the length of the sledge and the socket combined with the anvil and hammers being the sledge head.

[@gabaknegocios]

put oil on the sockets to avoid getting stuck

[@hennessy9993]

That van is like really early 2000's🤣🤣

[@dannyr333]

Guys a trick When doing tires and sockets stick to the lug nuts Before u begin to work off lugs spray them with soap and water and or spray the socket I’m a tire guy working on multiple cars a day What frustrates me the worse is not the 100 degree sun or the co workers who think I suck or even the customers it’s those fking lug nuts that get stuck on the effing socketsss It was happening to this dude I was like where is your spray bottle man!???

[@jacob2483]

I bought this rigid and I’m using the 4ah battery that I have had a couple years from my mid torque and it struggles to take off semi lug nuts. Do you think I just need a bigger battery like the 6ah?

[@Impact-OG]

It is an Octane tool, So I would recommend using the Octane battery's to get the most out of it. There wasn't hardly anything that this wouldn't take off with the 9.0AH on it. But I used the 3.0 high output battery most the time because of weight. Also make sure its on the right setting this thing has 6 different modes but really only 2 or 3 of them are worth using.

[@jacob2483]

@@Impact-OG okay thanks. I think I have been using in the highest mode but I’ll look again. And I might just go for a bigger battery.

[@badbetty7914]

Sem lug nuts? It's called a 1 inch impact, then a torque wrench. Make sure you oil nuts and stud.. If you don't know what you're doing STOP.

[@chicagorc3967]

i work with a Milwaukee and a snap on everyday, PLEASE if you have a waukee do not i repeat DO NOT tighten car lugs with it on 4, it will snap the studs like butter. i always use the 2nd setting maybe 3 but ive broke 4 on accident not paying attention to the setting

[@mike_t_007]

😁😁😁😁😁😯😯😯😯😯🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@ranchotools]

Thanks for sharing with us, keep it up make more reviews🤘

[@davidacosta4765]

so witch one should I get lol can't make up my mind will use it for automotive mechanic stuff

[@Impact-OG]

Well what battery platform do you have now? If your a mechanic I would go Milwaukee just because they have the most tools for that purpose, They have tons of Impacts, ratchets, lights, you name it.

[@mike_t_007]

Pick your poison! Do you like Lamborghini or Ferrari?! Can't lose either way 😁

[@scod3908]

You don't want the lower modes to be too powerful or you break bolts. The whole point is to dial down the power. Ideally should have a 1/4" impact for smaller stuff though

[@franciscoagosto2447]

Thanks for the video Al! How was the weight, was the Ridgid heavier?

[@Impact-OG]

Yes I want to say with batter, Milwaukee was about 7.2 lbs and ridgid was about 8.0 lb

[@franciscoagosto2447]

Oh I see thanks! It figures it would be heavier.

[@morganstephen22]

Ford focus and 93 E350!

[@vivianjoy6298]

Dam man, I feel like you should have way more views that 3K people are the worst, Help him out like the video share it people!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@justinbustin677]

Had my ridgid for 5 months and pulled the trigger. Nothing, then motor started smoking and would nog dtop unless i disconnected the battery. Happen today .

[@Impact-OG]

On your ridgid impact wrench? I don't know that's is very off, maybe it was a bad battery.

[@justinbustin677]

@@Impact-OG took it apart , two soldier contacts on left top side just ah cooking. Pulled core out of the motor from the back of the unit. Had a melted bad spot. Real tough to spin the anvil with it in, easy if out.

[@justinbustin677]

Battery only has needed charging maybe 6 times. Also for now on if im done using a battery type tool and its gonna sit over night or longer, im going to remove the battery from the unit.

[@am.b5688]

@@justinbustin677 Use your lifetime warranty!

[@justinbustin677]

@@am.b5688 yeah you mean hoop jumping technicality registration

[@robertgill8833]

They're is no brand around touching Ridgid period for money. Milwaukee guys believe in their head its better so wouldn't matter what you do, opinion the same. Ridgid for win by a long shot and cheaper.

[@colbykennedy9979]

What’s the model number on the rigid?

[@Impact-OG]

Its the newest High torque impact wrench Model# R86211B Thanks for watching man.

[@JamesSiegert]

Am I the only one that points out that you guys called a Ford focus of saturn? That box truck is also way newer than the '80s. Look up body styles. I can't believe that you're at a pick room part scrap yard you can't figure out what the cars are

[@Impact-OG]

Omg Mr picky, and I Realize that the second said it. Hey thanks for watching anyways

[@JamesSiegert]

@@Impact-OG I did really like the video. Look forward to Future ones

[@Impact-OG]

@@JamesSiegert thanks I do appreciate it. I have just been crazy busy with the new baby and I was sick for 3 weeks🤮🤮 but I have lots more coming.!!

[@JamesSiegert]

@@Impact-OG NEW BABY?! SUPER AWESOME. Congratulation. Take your time man. I made my purchase off of price alone. $145 more for the red one. That is wild.

[@dwayner6597]

I really like the Ridgid octane but you can no longer get the octane batteries. It has less power with the new max power or whatever home Depot is calling it.

[@mike_t_007]

eBay!

[@robertfrate9738]

Hi, this is an impressive demonstration, is that Milwaukee 2767-20? And the ridgid is the octane and actually stronger than Milwaukee, very impressive, ty, Bob,

[@Impact-OG]

Hey thanks for feedback, I belive it is that model, it's the fuel brushless high torque, and yes the new octane impact. 😀😀

[@robertfrate9738]

@@Impact-OG hi, I saw that octane demonstration on ttc and I was very impressed how powerful it was and your demonstration is awesome, very impressive and expensive lol, ty for your reply,

[@fresh77015]

What exactly do you mean by assist mode? And how you activate assist mode?

[@joetheviperjoviperli4337]

It’s not assist. It’s auto

[@buckdown1658]

Ridgid, hot damn!

[@snivesz32]

Ridgid and Milwaukee are made by the same company. Same internals.

[@jonnyalvarez8586]

Got a bigger battery on the rigid then the Milwaukee , you put the screws when using the rigid straight and the ones for the Milwaukee all side ways. 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@jamesstephenson2346]

Its been tested and proven that battery ah means nothing to the milwaukees performance. i have no idea if that is the same for the ridgid, but the mw will not perform any better with a diff battery. I own the mw, and the ridgid, but i dont feel the need to make up corny ass excuses when my fav. tool loses.

[@C7Tmac]

Is that the most recent m18 high torque?

[@Toyota22rebestever]

If you get a 6ah octane battery you'll have a little more power with the ridgid

[@Impact-OG]

Yeah I did try that off camera, and the 9.0ah also, its a beast!!!!

[@joeanderson444]

@@Impact-OG aH do not represent total power. It is a measure of power over time, which means it will last longer at the same voltage!

[@LUISTHEBOOTYCLAPPER]

@@joeanderson444 you will notice the difference on any impact bigger battery more constant power

[@joeanderson444]

@@LUISTHEBOOTYCLAPPER don't think so. I have every Makita battery they make 2.0 thru 6.0 and I get the same power out of each one of them until the charge runs low! aH means amp-hours. amp hours correlates with voltage the amount of wattage one has a capacity. 3aH batteries at 18v have 54 watts while a 5.0aH battery at 18v has 90 watts. The power which is 18v, the only constant stays the same with all batteries. There no more power in a high aH battery as opposed to a smaller aH battery. It's merely a capacity of work over time!

[@LUISTHEBOOTYCLAPPER]

@@joeanderson444 I have ridgid, powercable, milwaukee and Dewalt they all do the same so idk

[@N0T012I0US]

Which brand should I get just for doing tire changes for different cars everyday?

[@mike_t_007]

Either one will do! One is a Ferrari and the other a Lamborghini lol.. totally overkill for grocery shopping but still fun nonetheless

[@snivesz32]

If you do trucks get the high torque, cars can mostly be done with mid torques. Unless your doing a honda crank hub bolt, then you’ll wish you had a 3/4” drive.

[@mrvaj2021]

Got my Milwaukee for 125$ new so I can’t complain

[@haroldjones12]

Thats the thing about ford lugnuts cause they a soft aluminum and did you see how the kobalt impact kicked in later than Ridgid and milwaukee

[@Impact-OG]

It feels to me like the Kobalt has the most power to me. I still have to do some more testing.

[@miwhite209]

What model numbers are you comparing?

[@Impact-OG]

The newest 1/2 impact wrench, not the one key its Model #2767-20

[@C7Tmac]

Damn i might have to go exchange my milwaukee high torque i got a few days ago !....

[@giovanysantiago5892]

Don't Milwaukee is a lot stronger and superior impact, this guy was doing mostly all the tests in mode 2 knowing that the Ridgid has faster RPM, if he would have done these tests in mode 3 the outcome would have been different. Just look at 13:33 when he says the Milwaukee is on high meanwhile it's on mode 2 but of course, the Ridgid was on mode 3. I have both impacts and the Milwaukee is a much superior gun.

[@C7Tmac]

Makes sense

[@giovanysantiago5892]

@@C7Tmac Yea, mode 1 and 2 are mostly for not over torquing bolts, thats why the Milwaukee has a automatic mode, mode 4 which slows down when removing bolts and stops hammering when bolting down.

[@C7Tmac]

I'm assuming you have the milwaukee? As well

[@jamesstephenson2346]

I have both, i like the ridgid better, but the mw is stronger.

[@hksjoshua]

Is the ridgid a r86211?

[@Impact-OG]

Yes its the Model# R86211B

[@hksjoshua]

@@Impact-OG Thanks I wanted to make sure I buy the right model.

[@Impact-OG]

@@hksjoshua So they are coming out with some more new RIdgid tools soon, and I am not sue if there redoing this model or not, because its no longer available in my area? I saw a new High torque impact wrench and it didn't look like this one. So yeah

[@hksjoshua]

@@Impact-OG I did notice that. I think the new high torque comes out in winter.

[@Impact-OG]

@@hksjoshua Oh ok good I am not going crazy, But if you can find this model I feel that its better then the Kobalt and the Milwaukee, Its way faster, it has higher RPMs and IPM. so get it, and it has a kick ass belt clip.

[@jacobbridwell3140]

Well he didn’t put the Milwaukee wasn’t on the boat breaking setting

[@Ashroyer86]

Anyone ran the ridgid with a 2 ah battery? Gun won't pull lug nuts with that battery.

[@mattyg525]

Yeah at minimum you should be running a 4ah

[@stevennihipali3607]

assist mode? wtf is that... I'm not a rigid guy so I'm not familiar. I'm thinking about picking up rigid only because someone stole my milwaukee 2767

[@mike_t_007]

Hey.... Did you ever get it? If yes...How is it?

[@stevennihipali3607]

@@mike_t_007 I haven't, but I did go to HD and play around with them. They're not heavy, it's plenty powerful and comparable

[@mike_t_007]

@@stevennihipali3607 I have the Mid Torque and am thinking of selling it for this! Love it

[@stevennihipali3607]

@@mike_t_007 that mid torque is a beast though. I have one too. I wouldn't get rid of it, I would add to

[@joel_fpv]

That kobalt xtr impact kick a$$

[@Impact-OG]

I have a feeling that is going to beat all of them, It has some major power!!!!!

[@joel_fpv]

@@Impact-OG agree 👍

[@joeanderson444]

Is this Milwaukee a 2767-20 or 2767-22??? The 2867-20 will beat em' all!

[@GrantsDad]

The designation at the end is just to tell if you are buying a kit or bare tool -20 is bare tool -22 is a kit the wrench is the same though

[@Thorsanbauer]

You sure that's not the Milwaukee mid torque

[@Impact-OG]

Yes I know nothing about tools, Oh no your on to me.🤣🤣🤣🤣 You can see the model number In the video, you must of skipped a bunch..

[@calebwright2849]

I have never found a bolt the milwaukee wont break free. And iv seen test where the milwaukee was tested and it surpassed 1400 ftlbs and all the other brands in the video couldnt even match there max quoted break away torque. The only complaint for the milwaukee is how heavy it is but all the high torque impacts are. I still prefer the Milwaukee, ridgud is a good brand though, d3finetly comparable with the big boys (dewalt&milwaukee) but to test these accuratly you need a dyno and a whole host of other gizmos to accuratly test which one is more powerful. Wheather one can do it on setting 2 and the other cant is irrelevant bc those modes are electronically limited to a certain torque and will vary from manufacturer. Milwaukee also has one that connects to your phone that you can adjust the torque on.

[@CodyWZRD]

Milwaukee got beat by ridged on the Torque Test Channel

[@dwayner6597]

@@CodyWZRD only with the older octane batteries that you can no longer get.

[@CodyWZRD]

@@dwayner6597 still beat it

[@dwayner6597]

@@CodyWZRD only got beat with the octane batteries when they switched to the max power or whatever they call the new ones it fell short.

[@CodyWZRD]

@@dwayner6597 I work in a shop. Out of all the 1/2 impacts in the shop including pneumatic and multiple electrics ranging from low end to tool truck quality. Yet my ridgid with high output battery’s have beaten every single 1/2 gun and has yet failed to take anything off.

[@niteninja0133]

That's a ford focus

[@Impact-OG]

Yes it is, I relized that after i said that hahah thanks for watchin

[@quentrussell7780]

UH, he's using a tiny 2.0 Amp on the milwaukee and a larger battery on the Ridgid! Not a fair comparison. Do the comparison with equal Amp batteries genius!

[@Impact-OG]

How about you learn the battery types first before you call names, I use high output 3.0ah batterys that have the larger 21700 cells, so whats the problem??

[@quentrussell7780]

@@Impact-OG the 3.0 with the 21700 cells do have more initial power, but they have no long term capacity. They run out of power quickly. Do the comparison with high output 6.0 batteries in BOTH tools. Also, was the Milwaukee the 2767-20 or a lesser model? I know the Ridgid you used was its top model. Those batteries were NOT equal. Do a video with the 2767-20 and put 6.0's in BOTH tools, then ill believe the Ridgid is the better tool. You're comparison wasn't fair and you know it.

[@Impact-OG]

This is the top of the line model! It's Milwaukees brushless high torque impact wrench, and I show that in the video. And second I don't run them that much, the battery gos down 1 bar. So it doesn't matter. The new Ridgid has higher R.P.M's and I.P.M. but yes if I would have brought my 8.0ah or 6, or 12 it would have given it a little more power. I was out in a junk Yard, I only brought 2 battery's for each gun, plus all my sockets, it all takes up room.

[@hikemoreh96pro]

what is the model number for the Rigid ?

[@mike_t_007]

R86211