Crazy Power From The NEW Gen 2 Stubby Impact By Milwaukee Tool

Lighter Weight & More Compact while delivering 50% Faster Application speeds. Leveraging
POWERSTATETM Brushless Motor, The Stubby Delivers 0-3,000 RPM with up to 550 ft-lbs of
Nut Busting Torque, allowing the removal of the most corroded and stubborn applications. Our
solution delivers on performance and size, at only 2.2 lbs bare tool. Users will experience less
fatigue throughout their work week while fitting into tight spaces and allowing access where larger
impacts can't fit without using additional accessories or disassembling components to reach the
desired fastener. Equipped with Tri LED work lights to illuminate your work area without the
frustration of shadows. 4-Mode DRIVE CONTROLTM for greater precision and customization to
your desired power output, including AUTO SHUT-OFFTM that applies no more than 15 ft-lbs of
torque for hand-tight applications that prevent overtightening when in forward. In reverse, bolt
removal mode will slow down the RPM once the bolt is free to prevent bolts from flying around
your work area. To change the modes, it is a single-handed operation. By shifting the
forward-reverse shuttle into neutral and double-tapping the trigger, you will be able to change
modes effortlessly. Kitted with our M12TM REDLITHIUMTM HIGH OUTPUTTM XC5.0 & CP2.0 Battery
Pack that delivers 25% more power, runs 25% cooler, and is chemical resistant to protect
against exposure to common oils, greases, and solvents.

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[mandytuning]

Can wait Torque test channel dynoing this tool

[bigdog]

Had my gen 2 for 3 years and it's help up incredibly well can't wait for this

[MrSethHikari]

Yo this revision sounds as long as it doesnt grenade like that other milwaukee tool

[joelopezoz]

I’m going to conquer the world when I get mine💪🏼

[bhk]

I wish Milwaukee would work out a way to have halo lights on their tools. Would make them king of kings.

[themessygarage]

The new Stubby is pretty compelling! My OG Stubby has been sleeping most of the time since the M18 Gen2 Mid arrived - love the lights and the power, and it goes in nearly all the same spots - but the new Stubby has all of that and still super-light! Might have to pick one up - seems like a great road-bag tool...

[mwess]

This sounds awesome. But, the last time they redesigned a tool that was already damn good, they made it weaker and it kept breaking on people to the point they had to recall it. I just hope they learned their lesson.

[authorityfigure]

550 is insane. Gonna have to run it in mode 2 for most my applications. Going to wake for reviews when it drops but will definitely pick this up.

[jarrod]

Can't wait until these are sold in Australia

[ricksgiggle]

Just in time. Been wanting to sell my ridgid stubby 1st gen for this. I just need a 1/2" version to go along with a 3/8"

[ProxyFinal]

Stubby Gen1 had a flaw actually. There’s this nub above handle towards back where it tends to rub your hand. Gets annoying every time I grab the tool. Good thing they fixed that on Gen2

[blue_ratchet]

It would be a good idea is they made the same version for the m18 compact impact wrench with 550ft

[BlueOvalTavern]

I am anxiously waiting to see real world tests on this. I've been considering buying the M18 Mid Torque to bridge the gap between my existing M12 Stubby and my M18 High Torque. But if it is anywhere close to being an accurate power rating, I'll be buying this instead.

[adambatchelder]

When do you plan on re doing the 3/4 gun?

[rmartinjr]

B/s my 3/8 mid torque m18 dont have have 600 as they claim dont get me wrong i still love it i use it everyday i still have to grab my air impact

[Anonymous..VQ.Lg]

Omg! Stop bending me over for the new gen! What a difference this will be!

[elcajoia]

Honestly, how do they make it better outside of more torque specs from Gen 1, we have literally tried to destroy ours not purposely of course but constant use and it just keeps going and works flawlessly. Our issue is battery life with the smaller M12 series,
just have plenty of HIGH OUTPUT's at your disposal.

[MrCubflyer]

I never use the different modes just go to high all the time and my gen 1 is plenty of power. if I need more I grab my big dewalt

[WBG]

threaded inserts in the handle :O sweet baby jesus I can't wait

[alcerz]

I think this is in the same torque range as the dewalt dcf921