Koon Trucking strong gun I agree but used mine twice and lights quit working kinda burnt me on that traded it in for a Milwaukee better warranty and in my opinion better tool

I didn’t get anywhere close to that torque out of the Milwaukee and it was a brand new gun straight out of the box when we tested the regular 3/8 ? Not even close to that amount

@@KoonTrucking I think you and Chris are talking about 2 different Milwaukee's,I believe he's talking about the m18 mid-torque 450 ft.lbs and you're talking about the regular m18 brushless 3/8 impact wrench 210 ft.lbs.

Koon Trucking Now are you tell me I was fixing to use that to replace my 1 inch air impact oh well. Lol

Great video

Thank you very much I appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment

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It’s strong !

Ha ha there will we torque loss !! Thanks for watching. I appreciate it

Sorry dude but no

The real numbers are 0 ft lbs because that milwaukee POS will end up in the trash. True Story. Then i took it out of the trash and sold it for 200 with everything it came with haha.

Diesel Dr Matt that Muthafuckin impact is bad and it’s clean too! 😂

Shoot I didn’t even notice that, thanks. With or without a scientific explanation of how much torque loss, that’s a badass impact ! That’s all I know and all I need to know. It’s strong !

On light duty it will be good. I wouldn’t be busting lugnuts daily on a big truck !

No kidding ! That thing is tough !!

What opinion on both Matco and Milwaukee 3/8 impacts? I’ve been trying to decide which one to go with I have all Matco but heard the impacts are no good

@@ozzyrios.560 so i love my matco 3/8th impact and use it all day every day. I use my milwaukee at my house when im doing side work. And literally only use my snapon if im in small spaces. It collects dust mostly

@@justinb2553 thank you!!

It’s bad to the bone

briman I got a sickness and the only cure is more cow bell

briman are you a Miss St fan?

Hell no!!!! Ole miss!!!

john hare Hotty Totty, huh? Roll Tide! I see the College Playoff Committee🤣 has put Penn State in the final four over Clemson. I know there will be a bunch of fussin’ from the Clemson fans. I look forward to seeing four SEC teams in the four spots of the playoffs. don’t care which teams they are, even if one is Vanderbilt.

Donald Hollums to be honest I could care less about sports. I am a ⚙️ head. My family went to ole miss so I support them, but other than that, I don’t really care.

Yes it is !!!

What I have heard ?

Yeah, it would take a lot more than 2 extra LEDs to make it worth 3x the price.

Mid torque sucks. I own it, hate it. Won’t break 300ftlbs. 1/2” Waste of money for sure. Im looking at buying this because the mid torque is that Weak. The compact 1/2” at 220ft does the same I’ve compared them.

I have the mid torque 3/8”, and it’s far from weak. Wonder if something is wrong with yours?

Milwaukee 3/8 midtorque is very powerful

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What happens if you didn’t know you lost it?

Always heard what you don’t know won’t hurt you. Not sure I believe that but ..... I guess it’s true in some cases ?

lost torque can be found next to the 10mm socket

All Matco cordless tools are SP

Me too ! I own both of them. This Matco 3/8” is the strongest one I have put my hands on (as far as 3/8” goes) this is a bad dude !

Koon Trucking you try the high torque 3/8 Milwaukee yet?

I have the 2852 Milwaukee half. Stoutest 3/8 I’ve ever used....air or cordless. I’d like to see how these two stack against each other.

Very impressive !!

Would you say it’s worth it??

@@ozzyrios.560 yes iam buying the 1/2 now well tomorrow when my rep comes

Humidity has an role to play also along with the day of the week !

This one has been the strongest of the 3/8” battery impacts by far so far that we have tested. We have tried 14.4, 16, 18 and 24 volts and this one went way above everyone else

Thanks for watching we truly appreciate it.

I like how you guys are not biased. I would rather see my guys with the best tools. Even if it isn’t my brand.

That is an excellent attitude and that usually translates to an excellent salesman. I’m sure the guys on your route truly appreciate that because (and I have said this many times) people that buy from tool trucks are buying from the guy because they are investing in the dealer (all tools break and wear out after time) but the dealer is what makes tool truck tools valuable. Not the tool itself it’s the man that stands behind it.

I don’t care how they look I wanna know how they perform and this one showed out

What I’ve heard from previous videos ?

We actually tried that today to see if we can figure it out and there are just too many inconsistencies in it. We tried several times and the results would vary greatly. We are trying to figure out a test for it

Nope ...... no clue where it went ?

In fact I slowed the video down and couldn’t even see it fall out or anything

There’s torque loss ?? Someone should have mentioned that in the video

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I don’t have one

@@KoonTrucking Thanks for the reply back. 😀 Yeah, only thing that sucks about this new impact/battery is it isn't compatible with the older 20V line. Unless you have that adapter. But, I was told that you lose some power when using the older battery and adapter.

I did not buy it, I kept it for a good while and used it to give feedback on it. It’s a strong impact but for me it was a little too big and was more on the heavy side than I preferred. But to each their own what they like in impacts. I’m not a fan of the Milwaukee full size 3/8” either I still prefer the Snap On CT761 for its size to power to weight ratio. If I’m going to use an impact that is the same size as an air impact and heavier than air, me personally I rather have an air impact. It’s always lighter, stronger and no batteries to die or have to replace.

No clue never even touched a battery operated IR ?

I’ve been trying to also figure out which one is best trying to buy one eventually

I don’t know 🤷‍♂️ I don’t care if the want to use them

It’s not a dewalt

You realize this was just a torque test right ? Not intended to be used for removing lugs just to see if it will do the advertised 600 ft lbs

Oh, I know that it was just testing, but it just beggs the question of why would you need a 3/8 drive impact that strong. That's what I was asking. Clay, I've always liked your videos and the test of some of the claims made by these tool manufacturers on their different tools they offer. And like I say thanks for sharing....

@@cassiuspuckett8789 you need all the torque you can get in a small package any more working on stuff

Nope .... we even swept the floor looking for it !! Haha 🧹 👀 🤷‍♂️

Michael left it with us to demo ....... not sure he meant for us to torture test it, but ...... we “tested it”

No it was a brand new one off the shelf

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