Milwaukee M18 Lithium Cordless Impact Driver 1/4 inch review

Review of the Milwaukee M18 Lithium Impact drive. 1400 Inch pounds of torque (116 foot pounds). Excellent for light duty all the way up to a contractor. Thanks for watching and please subscribe!

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[Dosalt]

you should be using an impact wrench for removing lugnuts, we use impact wrench for automotive work. Impact driver is for driving screws into wall (mainly).

[Johnnysshop]

@Dosalt Yeah, I was just showing the capabilities.

[ansaribaksh1973]

great video! That the exact question I had in mind.... If I bought one, could it be used to take of the wheels on my car. I think I'll get me one of these :-)

[Johnnysshop]

@ansaribaksh1973 Thanks! You'll still want to make sure they have the proper torque with a torque wrench.

[magoo19891]

I like the Impact as well, but for Impact Accessories I switched to the Milwaukee Shockwave Bits for Impacts. They last a lot longer than the Dewalt's.

[Johnnysshop]

@magoo19891 Good to know.

[96derricktf]

@magoo19891 love my shockwave

[ForDoverUSA]

@Johnnysshop Thanks! Yeah, I tried it on my boat trailer and they didn't budge so I'm thinking not. Thanks again!

[Johnnysshop]

@StockVideoFootage Yeah, those are nice!

[Johnnysshop]

@ForDoverUSA Hammerdrill is for drill concrete. I'm not sure if 12v would do it, depends on the specs. After a year mine is having trouble taking off lugs. Also keep in mind if they are tightened over 100 ftbs or so it probably won't take them off anyway. Thanks for watching!