can i use this tool with impact
1978316
I would not, it's a quarter inch drive and not made to withstand that much torque
1978317
It wouldn't work, since you will be creating "movement" from the "hex" part and it will not transfer to the angled end. In other words (in the position pictured) it will move <--->(horizontally), but not vertically. Of course this applies ONLY if using a hammer drill. I don't know if that answer your question.
17463
I haven't tried it due to the fact that the metal itself doesn't look like it could stand the rapid pounding of an impact gun. They may crack. I would play it safe and just purchase extensions that are made for an impact tool.
1914180
I have only used this with my cordless drill, but I see no reason it couldnt be used with an impact. It seems to be sturdy enough, and I have had no problems with it thus far.
2262849
no the impact is not variable speeds like the hammer drill, but if you depress the trigger just a little it will go slower, the harder you squeeze it the faster it goes. hope this helps
548900
This is compatible with impact sockets. It is not recommended for use with standard sockets.
451047
Impact not required but would sure make it easier. If doing by hand and you only have a short stud to grab onto, you need to make certain you are dead center and remain dead center while turning.
17462
Yes, they can be used on an impact driver that takes 1/4" hex bits. However, since I don't see anywhere that these particular ones are impact rated, they're not actually designed to be used in such a way. Therefore, how long they will last if used this way is anyone's guess. My suggestion, get these that are impact rated. They're exactly the same (dimension wise) just a different material.
1291691
Jesus, here is the non-sarcastic, correct answer. Yes, this kit should absolutely work for your application. You do not need an impact gun to do this either, unless it's not being done correctly. You will need to rent a slide hammer along with the hub remover attachment. Remove the axle nut with a breaker bar, remove the hub, then the bearing with this excellent quality kit.. lube the threads with grease first and you won't have any trouble. Best of luck and post again if you have more questions.
172810
this is an impact driver not an impact wrench. it is used for instance on sheetrock. it allows the installer to set the driver so when you screw it down it will not go completely through the rock it will stop at the surface.
1539471
Impact guns should have impact sockets. Using standard sockets can cause them to crack.
1049853
Yes. You will just need an impact ready socket set. It will include a 3/8" drive to quick change hex shaft adapter. It's very quick change and the impact gun is extremely powerful. I have broken 3/8" bolt by over tightening them.
121709
You should be able to use it without any problem. Proper lubrication to the hammer is very important.
1238107
This is a hammer drill, it can be used to drill concrete with a masonry bit. It isn't an impact driver which is normally used for driving screws into wood, drywall ect. It will however work but not as efficiently. Both tools are designed specifically for different tasks.
1848287
No, this is for removing and tightening fasteners, ie; bolts, nuts, no hammer action up and down, I believe you are looking for a impact hammer type tool?
892141
I use an impact...but make sure you have the proper size pieces or "cups & saucers", as I call them before you begin with the air tools. Be especially observant as some OEM balljoints have hidden flanges on the bottom that are not on the replacement ball joints. Also, some ball joints are serrated and take some reasonable application of the tool to persuade the ball joint to pop out. Installation is just the reverse and much easier. I have been very satisfied with the tool and have used it several dozen times.
287190
I did not use this with an impact driver, so I have no direct knowledge. However, I do not see how the impact force would be transferred at right angles, it would seem that it would just push the device off the screw head. My experience is that it is hard to hold this device on the screw head in tight spaces. You have to go slow and steady.
115291
This drill is an Drill/Hammer Drill combo. It is not an Impact Driver. The operating principles are different. You can use this to remove lug nuts etc... but don't expect it to work well.