Portable Impact Recommendations

[SlowMotion]

Any recommendations? I am looking for opinions on a portable impact. I picked out one from Harbor Freight, but it was backordered, long story short it was ordered back in Nov of last year and still has yet to be delievered, and now it shows that it has near 200 outstanding backordered. So, needless to say I am not waiting anymore and going to return it, and want to find out what you guys have/use that has some decent torque and good quality. Thanks in advance. If anyone has one they are trying to get rid of, let me know what you have. :thumbsup

[stenchmiester]

do not get the cordless one from harbor freight they are junk i did just to get me buy on an atv trip i would get about 5 mins out of it and the battery would be dead if you plan on using it quite a bit spend the good money and get either a snap on one or craftsman

[88Nightmare]

I have a Snap-on cordless impact for sale. half inch drive, two batteries. pm me if interested :)

[Rocket Power]

We use Milwaukee 1/2" 18V impacts at work. They last along time for how hard we use them. For personal use it may last forever:D

[Todd Z]

MIlwaukee, I use mine at they track and can get several days with no problem.

[84hurst]

I've got a 3/8 9.6v Makita. That thing is awesome! I can drop it a million times and it just keeps going. Batteries last forever too, even 5 years later. :thumbsup

[pickardracing]

Milwaukee or Snap-on (Honestly I think theyre made by the same guys) nothing less for that type of tool.

[Memphis]

I've got a 1/2 snap on I use, the thing rocks.

[SlowMotion]

Thanks for the replies I am in fact looking for a 1/2' drive impact, so I think either a Milwaukee or Snap On may do. :thumbsup

[Al]

I have the DeWalt 18v and it has some real kick. I've tried the makita one too; it is nice.

YOu should go to Neu's tool center. They have all of the quality major brands there. Makita, Milwaukee, Bosch, Hitachi...

[Reverend Cooper]

snap on half inch here. it will rip off studs if you want. by far the best out there

[floaters]

+1 for snap on 1/2" expensive but works everytime

[Breecher_7]

I have a powertank and a IR Titanium 1/2 drive impact for on the road.

[nismodave]

My Ryobi, best out there.