Electric impact wrench??

[skyhuck]

I could do with an impact wrench for removing the wheel nuts on my mog and trailers, I have a compressor but its only small, so don't think it would be up to running one.

 

Are any of the electric ones any good??

[garth mc garth]

Can't you run a windy gun off the mogs own air supply?

[skyhuck]

Can't you run a windy gun off the mogs own air supply?

 

It would be very slow surely????

 

My small electric compressor will produce more air than the mog, but I thought that would be too small, am I wrong???

[treequip]

I could do with an impact wrench for removing the wheel nuts on my mog and trailers, I have a compressor but its only small, so don't think it would be up to running one.

 

Are any of the electric ones any good??

 

Yes they are ace but as anything battery good ones are expensive, but I haven’t seen one that would crack off a wheel nut of that size, you would have to bar them off then use the gun to wind them off or on. A small air impact wrench would do the same thing but they are greedy on air so you would need a compressor with a decent sized receiver

[garth mc garth]

Oh yeah it would be slow but it would do it. When I used to work away from home with machinery we would take tools to run from the tractors own air supply like grinders, windy guns etc. I think the 3 tanks on my mog work out about 75 litres so it don't take long to empty them with tools that have high air consumption but it's an option.

[skyhuck]

Yes they are ace but as anything battery good ones are expensive, but I haven’t seen one that would crack off a wheel nut of that size, you would have to bar them off then use the gun to wind them off or on. A small air impact wrench would do the same thing but they are greedy on air so you would need a compressor with a decent sized receiver

 

I was thinking of one with a cord, it would be for use in the yard so does not need to be cordless.

 

I would not mind cracking them off with a bar first, its the removal and refitting that gets tedious.

 

Any recommendations??

[treequip]

Can’t help you there, I have only used battery ones. Ingersol rand (odd since thy are a big air company)

[Peter]

They are good but a decent one will cost £400 plus.

 

https://www.easupplies.com/INGERSOLLRAND-W360KL2-Cordless-Impact-Wrench-Kit-p/pt11bc.htm

 

Edit:

Never used a corded one as I have a big compressor in the workshop.

[predator]

BUY AN EX RAILWAY CONTRACTORS 2 STROKE BUZZ GUN WHAT THEY USE FOR FITTING THE RAIL SADDLES VERY VERY VERY POWERFUL INCH DRIVE ETC I,VE USED THEM IN THE PAST AND THEY JUST BLADDER TRUCK NUTS OFF ETC

 

loads better than a lecky one just a tank of two stroke lol

 

IDEAL FOR U BOLTS/BODY BOLTS ETC

[skyhuck]

BUY AN EX RAILWAY CONTRACTORS 2 STROKE BUZZ GUN WHAT THEY USE FOR FITTING THE RAIL SADDLES VERY VERY VERY POWERFUL INCH DRIVE ETC I,VE USED THEM IN THE PAST AND THEY JUST BLADDER TRUCK NUTS OFF ETC

 

loads better than a lecky one just a tank of two stroke lol

 

That would be ideal, but they will be very hard to come by I would imagine.