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The no-load speed is 5, 000RPM.
271ft-lb of max torqu.
Power cord: 11.4f.
Fit type: All-round Fi.
Dimensions WxLxH (in.): 3.5×9.5×8 (Impact Wrench) and 4x12x12 (Drill Bit) (Case.
It’s very easy to use the 12V Impact Wrench to quickly and easily loosen and tighten the lug nuts on the tires of your car. Keep it in your trunk for roadside emergencies so you can always be ready.
Plug it into the 12V DC cigarette lighter socket in your car and it will work. It doesn’t use a lot of power and doesn’t need alligator clamps to connect to the battery to work.
The 12v Impact Wrench comes in a plastic case that protects the tool and keeps all of the tools together so they don’t get lost. The set comes with two double socket wrenches, one for 17-19 mm and one for 21/23 mm. It also comes with two extra fuses.
Another good thing about the 12v Impact Wrench is that it has a lot of useful tools. Hold on to the rubberized texture grip of the tool and look at the built-in bubble level on the top to make sure it’s level when you use it to tighten your tire’s lug nuts. The forward/reverse switch can be used to tighten and loosen the lug nuts on the car’s tires. Unit: The 11.4 ft. DC power cord can reach all four tires of your car. There is an LED power indicator that shows when the unit is in use and when it is not.
Another set of specs: 8A amperage draw, 5000 RPM maximum no load speed, 271 ft/lb. max. Torque at full speed, 93.5W consumption, 83dB sound pressure level, 94.4dB acoustic power level, and a 12″ square retainer.
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Before I had to change my tire, I tried this out. In order to get to the back wheels of a big truck, you will need an extension cord. So when you loosen and tightened the lug nuts, the wrench will make a sound that they don’t tell you about in the instructions. Because of this, you may think that it isn’t working. It is, though. I tried it out with a friend who is a lot more skilled with tools. Stop when it clicks and start again. The nuts will come out of the tire. In order to tighten things, there is no way to tell how much torque you have. As for a Chevy Silverado 4wd with 4WD, we found that tightening the lug nuts about 5 clicks gets them close to the correct torque lbs. Hope this helps. In the instructions, there are some things that don’t say what to do. It looks like a good product.
