just spotted this

[fudge]

i am looking for a nut runner for my self at the mo,
and i came across this one.

what do you lot think and it may be good for people to keep for doing wheels ec with.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/COUGAR-DIY-12V-IMPACT-WRENCH-4-SOCKETS-LED-LIGHT-/110672363770?pt=UK_Home_Garden_PowerTools_SM&hash=item19c49640fa#ht_2105wt_1141

[steveM]

that would save a stack of arm work -how capable would it be powered from the 12v socket though..?

[fudge]

i am not too sure on the torc power it has, but i was looking at the dewalt 12v battrey ones, and they will be well enough for what i wanna(and prob will get one)

but i spotted this and for most of you who dont do too much work, it be an ideal tool

[steveM]

can't argue with that

[fogman]

for that price fudge its worth you getting 1 then i can borrow it & save myself £22

[fudge]

well im going to get a dewalt one, so you will have to get one of these for your boot, then when you get a nut stuck on that, even that won undo, call me for the bad boy

[fogman]

does the dewalt model have a "nuts tightened counting feature" ? be handy if it did in your case mate

[RatCav]

I have one just like that ... managed one Astra wheel and gave up on me.

[PaulHooligan]

Whats wrong with an old fashioned ratchet thingy and a big bad boy breaker bar ??

[4x4 bobby]

Had one for years but it fianaly gave up the gost, was handy bit of kit. Keep saying i will take it apart and sort it one day!!

[BoxCleva]

One of the lads I used to watch rallying used one for rapid tyres tyre changes in between stages and it worked really well. Can't remmeber what make it was but it wasn't a 'decent' brand like Dewalt

[RatCav]

Mine must be a duffer then ... might take it apart and see whats bust in it.