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Working torque range for impact wrench?


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bvigar2000@yahoo.com

Sep 8, 2008, 9:27 AM

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Working torque range for impact wrench? Sign In

What would be a good working torque range for impact wrench.NOT max torque range.I know that max torque is worthless.If you want to know what i need it for i will be trying to break rusted bolts loose.And lug nuts.I already tried 230 max torque and it was crap.I was looking at a farmhand brand impact wrench at tractor supply company it has 450 lb max and 50-400 working torque.And i don't want ingersoll rand to expensive.Just encase you wanted to know.


bradldv
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Sep 8, 2008, 11:32 AM

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it put me in as a geust actualy my username is bradldv. i am not saying anything bad about igersoll rand.i now sometimes you can pay to much.but it is like when you talk to fisherman shimano is the only thing that will catch fish.or stratose is the only boat.or levi is the the only pants.jeep is the only 4x4.i believe that other companies can make things to.you always dont have to pay the most for things to be good.i just wanted to clear that up.i dont want to ofend anyone.


bradldv
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Sep 9, 2008, 12:40 PM

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IR 2135Qtimax Ingersoll Rand 2135 ti 1/2" impact.i decided to get this instead.thanks for your help.i geuse it would be my help.


Tom Greenleaf
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Sep 9, 2008, 1:24 PM

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Didn't quite know what your inquiry was all about?? Air wrenches are nice for removing sticky nuts and bolts. The torque is a bit elusive and not always your friend. The "impact/rattling" effect is what really help to start rusted stuff with less chance of breaking them than steady force.

Speaking for myself - I don't suggest using impact wrenches to tighten to a specific torque -EVER! The best tool I know of for rusted nuts/bolts when possible and practical is oxy/acet torch but that harms the strength rating of nuts/bolts (as if rust doesn't) and most when heated should be replaced.

Air tools require a known air supply with both psi and cfm, critical to performance,

T



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Sep 9, 2008, 9:08 PM

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http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item.asp?P65=&tool=&item_ID=81261&group_ID=2798&store=snapon-store&dir=catalog

This one will take off a Honda crank bolt with no sweat






 
 
 






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