Access to tight places is best at 4.8 in. long and 250 ft.-lbs. breakaway torque. It takes 250 ft.-lbs. to break free.
Control of a 4-mode driv. It is better to turn off the auto-shut off mode because it reduces over fastening and increases productivity. auto shut off mode reduces over-fastening and increases productivity by shutting off the machine when it’s not in use.
M12 REDLITHIUM batteries, REDLINK intelligence, and POWERSTATE brushless motors make this drill powerful and safe.
Red link plus intelligence protects the tool and battery from overheating or overloading, which can cause them to break down or die. These batteries do more work each time they are charged and over the life of the battery.
It comes with the M12 FUEL Stubby 3/8 in. impact wrench 2554-20, an M12 4.0AH battery, an M12 charger and a bag.
In the M12FUEL 3/8, there is a lot of space for your fuel to go “Because it’s so small, the Stubby Impact Wrench is the best-selling impact wrench on the market today. It is only 4.8 inches long “With this tool, users can work more quickly because it fits in smaller places, which makes them more efficien. Having more torque means that even the most stubborn bolts and fasteners can be removed with ease thanks to 250 ft.-lbs. of breakaway torque. 4-Mode Drive Control will give you unmatched control in a wide range of fastening applications. 1-3 RPM allows for precise control, and Auto-Shut Off Mode in the fourth setting will keep bolts from getting too tight while putting things back together.
There was no way to remove lug nuts that had been tightened with the Milwaukee 3/8 inch drive Stubby Impact I bought on Amazon. It was too tight for that. I don’t know if the impact I bought was made in China or if it was just broken. I’ve seen YouTube videos of people using a Milwaukee Stubby impact to remove lug nuts that were torqued to more than 200 ft-lbs, even though it took a while. It is very hard to believe that it could be a fake because it is a very high-tech tool that was just released by Milwaukee. The impact, the battery, the charger, and the case all looked real. It’s also hard to believe that Milwaukee, which is known for making high-quality tools and having good quality control, would make a bad tool.
Afterwards, I protested the 20% restocking fee that the company had set up. They refunded me the full amount of money. I saw recently that this seller, Just Prime Tools, is no longer a seller on Amazon for this item.
During my tests, I used two fully charged batteries to make sure my torque wrench was not broken. That’s why I give this tool a one-star review, even though I like Milwaukee tools.
