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- Buckinghamshire
What is the best Milwaukee 3/4 drive impact driver for undoing rear wheel nuts
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YELROM
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- North Yorkshire
@ACEngineering is the Milwaukee man
ACEngineering
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- Oxon
ACEngineering
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- Oxon
This one, probably the best price too if it was in stock
search model number m18onefhiwf34-502xMilwauke Li-ion Fuel Friction Ring Impact - PowerToolMate
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- Ballyclare Northern Ireland
Just to muddy the waters and I am a Milwaukee fan. The Makita 3/4 impact is more capable than the Milwaukee one. Only making the point if your buying one from scratch.
My one is “one key”, and you have to download the app and go in and set the thing to full cahoona 
to get full potential.
this is in stock.
ffx.co.uk
to get full potential.this is in stock.
Milwaukee M18ONEFHIWF34-502X 18v 2x5Ah 3/4in Friction Ring Impact Wrench Kit
The Milwaukee 18v 2x5.0Ah Li-ion Fuel 3/4in Friction Ring Impact Wrench Kit M18ONEFHIWF34-502X is ideal for professionals and DIY enthusiasts, thanks to the sheer power it provides. This Impact Wrench is supplied with two 5.0Ah batteries, a friction ring a charger and a carry case.
ffx.co.uk
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Finn farmer
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Don't know about rears, but Case's front wheels came off easy with our 1/2" Makita impact. Gotta love the autoslow, so you'll be able to just pick the nuts off at the end of the threads.
Grouse
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I’d go 1/2” hi torque - same as a 3/4”
Just a different anvil - ours hasn’t failed on anything - even an old Ken Wooton trailer - rims been on since 1984, rusted solid and still ripped them off no issue at all - I went 1/2” so that I can use all my existing sockets and would do the same again
Just a different anvil - ours hasn’t failed on anything - even an old Ken Wooton trailer - rims been on since 1984, rusted solid and still ripped them off no issue at all - I went 1/2” so that I can use all my existing sockets and would do the same again
Chae1
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- Aberdeenshire
Use a 1/2" Milwaukee here too for tractor wheels and everything else.
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- Montgomeryshire
If anyone’s interested, Milwaukee are finally bringing out an M18 staple gun for fencing.
Deliveries due to land next week apparently.
Deliveries due to land next week apparently.
not the same,,,,3/4 has evern more torque than the 1/2 drive but only £20 extra on price
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- Co antrim
Iv a 3/4 high torque milwaukee. Awesome tool.
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- Ballyclare Northern Ireland
About bloody time. We have been waiting. Have a Milwaukee nailer here replaced a plaslode. Plaslode not even in the same league.
dirty harry
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- east of east midlands!
1/2” one with the same oomph as the 3/4” one here is amazing
Looks like you'll have to use Milwaukee staples... Wonder how much they'll be?
- Location
- Montgomeryshire
Not silly money from the price I got for 40mm a few days ago, not that I can remember it now.
Stapler itself was £560 as a bare unit. A 3Ah battery is supposed to be good for 600 staples (no gas needed). Very tempted, but just about got the place fenced now.
My 20yr old AEG (which is owned by the same company as Milwaukee) cordless drill just about gave up a month ago, so took the plunge into Milwaukee. It’s in a slightly different league to anything I’ve used before!
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- Montgomeryshire
If anyone is looking, this Milwaukee fencing stapler is on Powertoolmate at £391 for a bare tool. That price is so far below anyone else that has listed it that it may be a mistake? I have rung to check and they say it is the 'utility stapler' and it is in stock.
They don't stock the staples yet though, so I may have a new toy just to look at next week.
They don't stock the staples yet though, so I may have a new toy just to look at next week.
- Location
- Acton Scott, South Shropshire
was thjere supposed to be a link?If anyone is looking, this Milwaukee fencing stapler is on Powertoolmate at £391 for a bare tool. That price is so far below anyone else that has listed it that it may be a mistake? I have rung to check and they say it is the 'utility stapler' and it is in stock.
They don't stock he staples yet though, so I may have a new toy just to look at next week.
- Location
- Montgomeryshire
No, I figured anyone could manage to find Powertoolmate if they googled.
Here it is though:
Milwaukee M18FFUS-0C 18V Fuel Fencing Stapler Naked - PowerToolMate
- Location
- Acton Scott, South Shropshire
It was quicker and easier to ask youNo, I figured anyone could manage to find Powertoolmate if they googled.
Here it is though:
Milwaukee M18FFUS-0C 18V Fuel Fencing Stapler Naked - PowerToolMate
www.powertoolmate.co.uk
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