New Milwaukee Mid Torque 1/2 in. Impact Wrench (Gen 2)

This is my quick review on Milwaukee M18 Fuel Impact Wrench Gen 2 on Mode 2 with High Output 3.0 Ah Battery. I am trying on 2017 Toyota Camry's Lugnuts.

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[joshrichmond]

Not going to lie... I winced when you put the bolt back in without finding a thread

[pafishing]

Don’t ever put a bolt in without threading it in with your fingers first🤦🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️

[williambradford]

Teacher: what are you laughing at
Me: Nothing
My mind: Assault wrench

[NotABot]

I dont have to say it. Everyone else did. Its good advice that you should follow, unless you're looking for a 4 hour lugnut extraction.

[y_zass]

My M12 Fuel 3/8 Stubby can do that. I just took off my 30mm rear hub spindle nuts with it too. They were torqued to 175ft lbs a long time ago lol. Your M18 Mid Torque has over double the power of my M12 so it can do much more than just lug nuts...

[anthonyfulton]

You really scared me zipping that back on with the gun

[badjoke]

Ahh now I see why there are so many videos of wheels popping off while driving dudes like you are just going around taking off lug nuts without jacking the car up and putting them back in with a millisecond of impact tightening that real “that ain’t going nowhere” energy 😂

[JohanLawler]

Mine is “Out For Delivery”. So stoked to move away from breaking 1/4 hex adapters for my impact driver. I usually break at least one adapter for every 20 lug nuts. 😅

[chprod]

The m12 stubby pulls lugnuts of well too

[Patient]

If you are careful and skillful you become one with the tool and can thread and unthread nuts & bolts without damaging them Daniel Son

[Shogunersash]

Haters gonna hate. You know its a good and tight when she squeaks the whole way down.

[petertaylor]

Never put the nut or bolt back in like that .. always put in by hand then use the wrench... ok 👌

[darianthompson]

It's not bad for just the second power setting

[prestonluscher]

Take lug nut off then thread back on with hand then you can use the impact to thread rest of way if you want then use torque wrench to set it to speck hope that helped

[dbgfpv]

NEVER START YOUR THREADS WITH AN IMPACT

[frkpnxy]

I have a Parkside A2 with 1350 Newton, but it's also very heavy, and it's very light and quiet in Milwaukee.

[static_Tricolor_camry]

That's a cool way to breake your wheel stubs.

[dailydad]

Never use impact to put the nuts back. Learned it the hard way when time to put new tyres in. 😂

[CharlesLease-eiee]

And sometimes they’re so tight you can’t even throw them in there with your fingers and of course you should use just a socket and turn it by here but if you’ve done it for a number of years you to spin it real slow and throw them on I know I’ve done it if you’re in a hurry heaters, Spoonman slow, and one thing people don’t do is use a torque wrench. Don’t use impact snuggle him up and Torkom correctly because you destroy a rim used to destroy you tear the lug nut up, tear your threads up. You warper rotor you warped the hub because everything is not torque properly even a pattern and when you’re on the side of the road, you can’t get the Lugnuts off because they’re over tightened, and you bust a lug nut off because when they get hot cold lug nuts actually tighten their cells up even more people don’t realize is that’s why you torque everything

[jimmydirt]

Why would you put it back on with the impact? Hand starts only. That’s day one stuff.