I want this primarily for my Kawasaki 12 Volt DC Electric Roadside Impact Wrench Kit - 1/2in. Drive, Model# 841337. Will this work?
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I am currently using 3 Pyramid power supplies with very good results. I use them to power my observatory dome and various telescope, mount, and cameras. I would be of the opinion that it will power you wrench providing it does not pull more than the rated 10 amps for this power supply. HTHs, Don
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The answer is "probably." It depends on how many amps your impact wrench pulls. This transformer will provide up to 10 amps, which is pretty good power output. A typical automotive cigarette lighter tops out at about 10 amps; after that you either blow a fuse or start burning wires. The best approach is to see if your impact has a rating in amps and go from there. BTW, I can also give my blessing to the transformer shown in the picture. Mine has been a great addition to my collection of misc. items, and comes in handy for uses like the one you mentioned.Eric The answer is "probably." It depends on how many amps your impact wrench pulls. This transformer will provide up to 10 amps, which is pretty good power output. A typical automotive cigarette lighter tops out at about 10 amps; after that you either blow a fuse or start burning wires. The best approach is to see if your impact has a rating in amps and go from there. BTW, I can also give my blessing to the transformer shown in the picture. Mine has been a great addition to my collection of misc. items, and comes in handy for uses like the one you mentioned.Eric
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I reviewed the mfg specifications in their product manual which shows that the wrench is designed to operate from an automobile 12v cigarette lighter plug. This is essentially the same as the power provided by the Pyramid Power supply. The Pyramid power supply should do just fine for your application. I have two Pyramid power supplies and they have worked perfectly for five years.Howard
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I think it will because the impact wrench uses a 10 amp fuse and the power supply is rated at 10 amps...seems like it will be enough power to do this job.
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The answer is "probably." It depends on how many amps your impact wrench pulls. This transformer will provide up to 10 amps, which is pretty good power output. A typical automotive cigarette lighter tops out at about 10 amps; after that you either blow a fuse or start burning wires. The best approach is to see if your impact has a rating in amps and go from there. BTW, I can also give my blessing to the transformer shown in the picture. Mine has been a great addition to my collection of misc. items, and comes in handy for uses like the one you mentioned. Eric
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We need more info...does the wrench owner manual state the amps needed to operate?
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Don't forget you need to have access to plug into 110v for this power supply to operate, if you will, then it would operate your 12 volt device.
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Your wrench comes with a 10amp fuse.. and the power supply runs 10amps with a12 amp surge.. so I think you will be just fine!
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sorry I am not more helpfull If it is a Bosch SDS then these will fit, otherwise I am not familiar with tool model #11224VSR, is it also a Bosch? does it accept SDS style bits?
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I used it on my 2005 HD LowRider. If your Kawasaki has adjustable shocks it should work no problem. The tool is adjusts to about any size shock. Good luck....
258597
It most likely will work with your tool. I have a cheap one from Harbor Freight and it works great.
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This is for a grease gun. Unclear why or how it would be used with a impact wrench.
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The bolts are recessed, so a wrench won't fit. I'd recommend using a set of metric sockets.
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Sorry, don't know as I am using it only for Craftsman batteries. I doubt it will take other brands, but before buying this, you could go to a nearby retailer to compare Craftsman's socket configuration with Kawasaki's.
1975740
Yes, it will work. But you need to be carefull in not to push so hard your tool engine to avoid burn it down
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Sorry cant help. I used it on a custom coil relocation bracket. Try matching the numbers on bikerchoice's online catalog. Bikerschoice.com
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Depends. A ratchet or breaker bar would be best. the sockets are for a 3/8 inch drive. You can use an open end or box wrench directly on the end of the socket (they would all be different sizes) but either a ratchet or breaker bar would be best.
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The impact wrench sockets included in the set are 19mm and 21mm. You should check for the size required for your car.
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No, DCF886M2 is an Impact Driver, 1st you shouldnt use an impact for drilling and 2nd it simply wont fit.
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I have an Allan wrench to fit it. The size marked on the adapter is 010.9. Hope this helps.
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Yes, works fine. I use these with my Milwaukee V28 impact wrench and half inch cordless drill. They are holding up better than the older version.
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Yes it will. But try to get a wiring schematic from kawasaki dealer and a digital multimeter so you can tap into the correct wires. Find a friend that knows 12 volt electricity if not familiar with 12 volt hookups.
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I have NO Idea. I was looking for a wrench for a specific filter, and this fit it. SORRY.
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Yes, if it works as a torque wrench (mine didn't) then it will work for spark plugs.