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re: OB Recommendations....on cordless tool sets
Posted on 5/8/18 at 1:47 pm to Clames
Posted on 5/8/18 at 1:47 pm to Clames
I had to completely spin 3 nuts off some 3/4" gr 8 bolts on my gooseneck plate last year. Bolts were wiped clean of threads when all was said and done. I ended up cutting the rest off, because it was such a PITA.
Last week, I had to do the same for the top nut on my gf's strut on her Benz. Had to sit on that mf'er for like 5 minutes. That wouldn't overheat or kill the battery on yours?
The tool I use the most now is a 3/8" battery-powered ratchet
Last week, I had to do the same for the top nut on my gf's strut on her Benz. Had to sit on that mf'er for like 5 minutes. That wouldn't overheat or kill the battery on yours?
The tool I use the most now is a 3/8" battery-powered ratchet
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Posted on 5/8/18 at 1:56 pm to Hammertime
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Last week, I had to do the same for the top nut on my gf's strut on her Benz. Had to sit on that mf'er for like 5 minutes. That wouldn't overheat or kill the battery on yours?
They have temperature and current protection built-in to the tools and batteries. But, if it doesn't budge with the impact then go get ol' reliable 3-foot breaker bar and stop asking nicely.
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