Mechanic by day, fighting off hoes with an impact by night 🤣😂

Used, abused, and put away wet lmao

@@RKMechanics lol

@@RKMechanicsone look at your profile picture tells me you fight off DND players

Absolutely, my man 🤣😂 can't get em off me

And to hell again

Multiple times 😂

I never see a milwaukee tool like that 😳

That’s when we say n.o.p.e. Nuckleheads operating power equipment👍 its not the tool it’s the tool user 👍

I thought my stubby looks fu*ked after years of heavy truck repairs, but this is whole other level

Same

Hell yeah, brother 😂

Through Milwaukee ? Or through who ?

@@mosthated8190 Through Milwaukee. As long as the tool is less than 5 years old they will warranty it for free no receipt or proof of purchase of any kind. Reading left to right the first 4 numbers after the last letter of the S/N is the year and week of production. Google images and you'll be able to see what I mean. Just create a free account and when submitting your claim just choose no receipt no S/N and they will have you send in the tool with a free shipping label. I've sent in tools that had no S/N sticker, but since I know it's less than 5 years old based on the year it came out then your good to go. Since the stubby is less than 5 years he could warranty this no problem. Just to be safe if you know the tool is over 5 years old like the 2767 High Torque then I'd stick to tools that clearly have the S/N date of production visible and that are made 2019 or newer since we are almost hitting 2023. I'm pretty sure since this ones been to hell and back they will more than likely just send him a new one or pretty much a new refurbished tool back. Hope this helps 🤙🏼

​@@johnny4713ifyI'm not sure the warranty covers general wear and tear though? Thanks for being helpful

​@@happydays2190 Yes they will warranty out general wear and tear tools. This one has been through hell and back, but it be no problem. I have sent in tools in similar shape super worn out housings and anvils with no proof of purchase. You'll get back a refreshed tool with all new internal parts same shell, a referbished almost new tool or a totally brand new tool back. I send every tool back for warranty right before the 5 year mark to get refreshed anvils, triggers, housings etc. I recently sent in a 2754 and they sent me back a brand new M18 3/8 compact no complaints 😂. Trust me even if you think your tool is still working good there is always something the warranty center will find wrong with it and it will be replaced pretty awesome👍🏻. Give it a try and let me know how it went.

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This is true lol

Nah just get a replacement under warranty

​@@konner3593does the warranty cover that,?

Damn right, yanked that bish right outta the flames, still works like brand new. YE YE 🤣😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

I didn't buy it specifically for that purpose. I have taken them off with it, with a fully charged battery. You have like a 50/50 shot on whether or not it'll take them off, if you're working on trucks, I'd either go air or get a bigger battery impact.

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Either way, both ways are W's lol

The washing machine, of course

Not 100% sure, probably from the abuse I put it through

Couple hundred times he’s slammed it or ran it over. 😂

The front housing is cracked/broken. They are good tools but don't hold up in heavy industrial use.

Hard work and dedication

Tool hasn't fallen apart, just the batteries. The tool still works just fine lol

@@RKMechanics ahhhh my mistake my guy I misinterpreted your video! Yeah man I hate the battery issue. It’s almost inevitable to happen. I bought that protection plan though lol so hopefully it will cover the battery issue

Same day actually

Kobalt its top rated on torque test channel.

@@jeffreyheinzelmanjr3317 I’ve seen too many people commenting about how they had to exchange their Kobalt under the warranty. I’m gonna go with Ridgid, Dewalt, Metabo or Milwaukee, depending on the deal I can find. The Dewalt DCF891 is the king of the mid torques now I think.

@@jeffreyheinzelmanjr3317 You might want to look again. Dewalt just came out strong with their new impact wrenches. The DCF891 mid torque and DCF900 high torque are pretty much blowing every other brand out of the water.

RED NATION, BROTHER!

@@RKMechanics I ended up getting the Ridgid, but I might be joining the Team Red for my next drill and impact driver.

Pew pew

He did say $250 for a package deal, so yeah 250 for the kit

Actually $135 with two 3.0ah

Yeahhhhhhh, sure lol

A lot, like a scary amount 😂

Yes sir, with waaaayyyyyyyyy more neglect and abuse on the way