Does this impact wrench have a torque setting feature so you can re-attach nuts to proper torque levels?
1933439
there is no torque adjustment in either direction. In the operator manual that came with it is tells you the following statements "Do not tighten the lug nuts with the impact wrench. Excessive torque may cause damage. Use a torque wrench to check the lug nuts are tightened to manufacturer specs." They want you to use the lug wrench that came with the vehicle so you do not over or under tighten the lugs. Also keep in mind that if the lug nuts are overtightened to start with this torque wrench may not loosen them. I only bought this torque wrench because I just had hip and knee surgery and thought it may help me out in an emergency. I never had to use it so I can't comment on that but I tried it in my garage and it worked. I loosened one on each of my 2 vehicles and that is all. It may have loosened more but I can't tell you for sure. I put road service through my insurance company on both my vehicles just to be sure. Hope this helps DMD
1933440
No it doesn't. But I haven't had any problem with lug nuts. I'd not know what they were to be torqued at anyway. I have used this wrench on many things and it works well. It does seem like maybe it is not going to break a lug or bolt loose, but it does and retightens just fine with no effort on my part.
1933441
no it does not. It has a clutch system. When taking off a lug nut, you will pull and hold the trigger, a winding up sound comes from the motor until the wrench hits the clutch limit then it snaps to break the bolt loose. Never had to repeat this more than 3 times before it spun the entire nut off. This process is re peated when you re apply the nut. I let it snap tight twice on each of my lugs then checked it with my tourque wrench and was with in 5 lbs on each of the lugs. It was very constant and put me with in the spec range on my vehicle after letting it snap twice. I'm sure if I let it snap more times the torque would in crease depending on the torque you are looking for. hope this helps. no it does not. It has a clutch system. When taking off a lug nut, you will pull and hold the trigger, a winding up sound comes from the motor until the wrench hits the clutch limit then it snaps to break the bolt loose. Never had to repeat this more than 3 times before it spun the entire nut off. This process is re peated when you re apply the nut. I let it snap tight twice on each of my lugs then checked it with my tourque wrench and was with in 5 lbs on each of the lugs. It was very constant and put me with in the spec range on my vehicle after letting it snap twice. I'm sure if I let it... » Read More no it does not. It has a clutch system. When taking off a lug nut, you will pull and hold the trigger, a winding up sound comes from the motor until the wrench hits the clutch limit then it snaps to break the bolt loose. Never had to repeat this more than 3 times before it spun the entire nut off. This process is re peated when you re apply the nut. I let it snap tight twice on each of my lugs then checked it with my tourque wrench and was with in 5 lbs on each of the lugs. It was very constant and put me with in the spec range on my vehicle after letting it snap twice. I'm sure if I let it snap more times the torque would in crease depending on the torque you are looking for. hope this helps. « Show Less
1933442
No, it does not. I use it is only for loosening. It can be a handy little kit for road trips.
1933443
No; In my opinion, this is a very light-duty device; really only meant to help a person change a tire on a very light-duty vehicle in an emergency.
793807
No, the impact driver does not have adjustable clutch. It is variable and reversible though.Only the drill has a adjustable clutch, and is also reversible and variable.The driver is pretty powerful for its size. It is amazing. Drill is just OK.
2064771
Yes it does come with a wrench that allows you to adjust to your preference. It is the most forgiving driver I have ever owned.
172809
on the page (duh with all respect) says driver and not wrench. Had it said driver then I would see the point of lug nuts but if u buy impact rated mag nut setters/drivers u can drive hex head bolts, lag screws, self drilling and tapping screws Like (I said Like mind u) an impact wrench
1666525
No idea, not listed on box or B&D; web site. More relevant for impact wrench.
892142
Yes Impact wrench will work Grease threads occaisionally No idea on warranty never have broken one, but this brand is not the same as what I have had in the past
534398
I have not used a tap wrench. The recommended method is to mount the tap in a drill chuck mounted on the tailstock, and mount the item to be tapped on the headstock. That makes them line up perfectly and you just manually turn the drill chuck.
1446496
The Drill has 3 settings: "Full torque Hammer Drill, Full torque Standard Drill, and "Torque limited Screw drive mode" where you set the torque you want (Note that since this drill is brushless, it regulates torque electronically according your "clutch" setting, not an actual click-click mechanical clutch like older models). The Impact driver is "impact only" (of course...)
1633977
Yes it does. It is like a ball and socket joint that gives a wide range of adjustments with a tightening nut on the outside to set position.
1436925
No adjustment on this tool. You will have to use a torque wrench for final proper adjustment.
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.
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.
980729
Yes, you need a chain whip tool, lock nut socket and a torque wrench that has a 40Nm setting to tighten it back on.
2278304
The wrench works fine, unless the lug nuts/bolts are over torqued, that is when you will ruin the wrench trying to loosen the lug nuts. You need to use a breaker bar first
1446498
you can change the settings to or from hammer drill and you can also remove the handle that is simple plastic. So you can use the drill without the torque and impact by changing the settings
1027687
No it does not. But all you need is a metric set of Allen wrenches and an adjustable wrench.
1591247
yes any torque wrench has to be put back to 0 when finished so it does not stretch the spring and stays true to the torque values