Impact wrench

[Big E]

i need a impact wrench to take off my clutch and to have in case i need to take off other stubborn parts. What size would i need it seem there are diff sizes this one seems cheap but will it workhttp://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/ebayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1824775250&r=0&t=0 http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/ebayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1825267585&r=0&t=0 ?

[Unregistered]

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[The Terminator]

I would not have it. You will burn up a 12 volt if you plan to use it for even a minimal amount of time. Get a 120 volt, even they do not last long under heavy use. In my line of work I get to burn one up every now and then on industrial duct work that is bolted together. A 120 volt would probably be fine for light automotiv/ATV work, but they are very bulky. If you have an air compressor I would definitely go with a small air powered impact, they are around 30 -50 dollars at Home Depot. I bought a manual, hammer powered, impact today for $19.00, and it looks just as good as the $40.00 model, is American made, and has a life time guarantee. Best -

[Unregistered]

im using it to take the clutch off my three wheeler. Soem say 1/2 and all that does that matter? Will my Sockets from my socket set work ?

[bonzdo350x]

sockets are in 1/4 inch drive (smallest), 3/8 in (medium) and 1/2 in drive (largest) wel there are larger but typical mechanics set. How manyy sizes of ratchets do u have? Typical impact is 1/2 inch drive needing a half inch drive socket. since u are only gonna use it for the job ur doing go to a local rental place that has one, I'm sure someplace around will rent u what u need. Do u have an air compressor?

[Woodo68]

Check out the link below. The quality of some of the tools may not be the best but if it's for occasional use the price is right.

Woodo

http://www.harborfreight.com/

[Stan MaN]

OMG Harbor Freight tools are junk! I've bought some and they are crap, they brake the minute you want to use them.

:fire: Harbor Freight

[250sx]

regular sockets will work but unless they're quality ones (snap-on,craftsman,mac,etc.) they'll break quickly. buy some "impact" sockets in the sizes you'll use. it'll save you money in the long run if you use it much. I'd go with a 1/2" drive.