Hey RL'ers:

I am cleaning out "stuff" as the season has come to a close. I purchased a Milwaukee Tools Impact wrench with a higher torque for the centers locks. My "old" Dewalt Impact Wrench and battery charger, AND the flexible neck light need to go amnd I am selling the case, the charger, the wrench and the light as a single unit. Asking $175.00....... Buyers pays shipping and paypal fees.

Thankx for looking;
R\
Scott

 

Hey RL'ers

I bought this last year, hoping that it would help with moving my trailer, given the tight spaces between the driveway and the trees. Unfortunately, things didn't work as well as planned. It is more of a pain than simply using my truck and driving on the lawn.

This one has the brake controller feature,and charger....and has been in my heated garage for 1 year......time to let it go! Asking $1,700.00....buyer pays shipping (will cost a lot as this thing is heavy and bulky), so I prefer local pick-up but, I will assist with a somewhat local delivery. Buyer pays paypal, too.



Thankx for looking!

R\
Scott

 

How many ft/lbs torque is the impact rated for? How old is the battery? Can't tell in pic but guessing 1/2" drive?

 

1/2" drive- the wrench is about 2 years old +/-......not sure about the torqu spec. The batteries are fine, not very many charge cycles on them and they are 18V XPR according to the photo.

 

I did some more research - this is a DW 059- delivers 300 lbs of torque.......looks like I seriously under-priced it........oh well, not going to change the price...someone will get a great deal.

R\
Scott

P..S sorry for the Parkit 360 in the same ad

 

I have the 20V that I bought last year. It's a beast for a battery powered machine. I have a whole assortment of DeWalt stuff and think it's great but some of their batteries don't hold up well (as you said). The batteries seem to be hit or miss; some take lots of charges.
GLWS.

 

18V and 20V are both 20V just different rating standard.