[Home Depot] 18V ONE+ 3-Speed Impact Wrench (Tool Only) $34.96
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- https://www.homedepot.ca/en/home/p.18v- ... 72279.html
- Price:
- 34.96
Good Impact wrench. They still have some left in a few stores I checked online
[Home Depot] 18V ONE+ 3-Speed Impact Wrench (Tool Only) $34.96
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- rubberlock [OP]
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- Kingmoo
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not bad but with no battery included the deal the other day is much better (2 drills and 2 batteries)
- nounou23
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Thanks!. I told my buddy about this a couple weeks ago but the price had gone back up. Told him again since he use the ryobi tools and wanted one.
- link627
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how much is the battery?
- nounou23
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Deal of the day? I was sure they had stop doing that.
Do you have a link?
Edit: Found it
https://www.homedepot.ca/en/home/p.18v- ... 51342.html
But you get a Impact driver with it. But could still get the impact wrench for the price!
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For the battery and the charger, go with this..... https://www.homedepot.ca/en/home/p.one- ... 69679.html
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- link627
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your link is a trimmer...isrdum wrote: ↑For the battery and the charger, go with this..... https://www.homedepot.ca/en/home/p.one- ... 69679.html
- second2none
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ya.. your link is a trimmer.isrdum wrote: ↑For the battery and the charger, go with this..... https://www.homedepot.ca/en/home/p.one- ... 69679.html
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- PurpleTiger
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Thanks OP!
This is perfect for those already using Ryobi one+ tools. Was using my normal impact wrench for the tire changes...will use this one when I change my tires over this weekend.
This is perfect for those already using Ryobi one+ tools. Was using my normal impact wrench for the tire changes...will use this one when I change my tires over this weekend.
- mbedded
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Great find! Thanks OP
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Awesome. Missed out when they had this price last time because of some PayPal fumble. Paid by credit card this time. Thanks OP!
- Strider
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Bought for this reason as well. Was using my Ryobi impact driver with an adapter, but it's not powerful enough to break the lug bolts free.PurpleTiger wrote: ↑Thanks OP!
This is perfect for those already using Ryobi one+ tools. Was using my normal impact wrench for the tire changes...will use this one when I change my tires over this weekend.
Based on specs, this one should be plenty powerful enough, but if not it's getting returned.
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For those buying the impact wrench for seasonal tire changes, are you planning to use torque sticks?
- puska83
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Thanks OP jumped on board of this one missed last deal.
Anyone who change their tires should always use torque wrench to tighten
Anyone who change their tires should always use torque wrench to tighten
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I got one @ the same price weeks ago, still in box waiting to use it this weekend!
make sure it's a P261, not P260 older generation!
make sure it's a P261, not P260 older generation!
yellowmp5 wrote: ↑Bought online on Tuesday, ready to pick up on Tuesday
Went to pick up in aurora hd on Wednesday
Customer service reserved a P260, I demanded my P261, advice me to cancel my current order and RE order to get a P261 again since it's not in stock in store. I refuse to cancel and asked them to order one new one and honor the price, since you did gave me a pick up confirmation, then they said they will call me when it arrives
Passed by Markham hd, picked up P261 @ $150, refund at aurora, and picked up my p261 at $36!
Win!
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That's a given... but say you need 89 lb-ft - you could use a 80 lb-ft stick with the impact and then torque wrench to tighten to spec. Otherwise do you just guess when you're close and then switch?rubberlock wrote: ↑You should always use torque wrench regardless of the impact tool you use
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you wont have to guess. a hammer drill can't make it too tight so just switch when the drill is struggling