I want to use this for changing trailer tires using and impact wrench rated at 7 amps. Just wondering if this could handle it.
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When you say you have an electric impact wrench needing 7 amps, is that 7 amps at 120V? If so (as I'm assuming) then the inverter in this will NOT work because it is rated for 200 watts continuous (~2 amps max). I doubt any power-pack like this will be able to handle that load, so to run such off a battery/inverter system will require you to put together a 1000 watt inverter and car-size battery (I'd get one rated at least 60 amp-hour if you'll be pulling ~60 amps at 12V which is the same as 6 amps at 120V). If it just needed 7 amps at 12V, this battery could run such for over an hour, but that sounds unrealistic for such a tool.
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this has a small air compressor for inflating tires,not enough psi to run impact!!!!
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When you say you have an electric impact wrench needing 7 amps, is that 7 amps at 120V? If so (as I'm assuming) then the inverter in this will NOT work because it is rated for 200 watts continuous (~2 amps max). I doubt any power-pack like this will be able to handle that load, so to run such off a battery/inverter system will require you to put together a 1000 watt inverter and car-size battery (I'd get one rated at least 60 amp-hour if you'll be pulling ~60 amps at 12V which is the same as 6 amps at 120V).If it just needed 7 amps at 12V, this battery could run such for over an hour, but that sounds unrealistic for such a tool. When you say you have an electric impact wrench needing 7 amps, is that 7 amps at 120V? If so (as I'm assuming) then the inverter in this will NOT work because it is rated for 200 watts continuous (~2 amps max). I doubt any power-pack like this will be able to handle that load, so to run such off a battery/inverter system will require you to put together a 1000 watt inverter and car-size battery (I'd get one rated at least 60 amp-hour if you'll be pulling ~60 amps at 12V which is the same as 6 amps at 120V).If it just needed 7 amps at 12V, this battery could run such for over an... » Read More When you say you have an electric impact wrench needing 7 amps, is that 7 amps at 120V? If so (as I'm assuming) then the inverter in this will NOT work because it is rated for 200 watts continuous (~2 amps max). I doubt any power-pack like this will be able to handle that load, so to run such off a battery/inverter system will require you to put together a 1000 watt inverter and car-size battery (I'd get one rated at least 60 amp-hour if you'll be pulling ~60 amps at 12V which is the same as 6 amps at 120V).If it just needed 7 amps at 12V, this battery could run such for over an hour, but that sounds unrealistic for such a tool. « Show Less
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Highly unlikely. I used it the other day to run a nut down on a 1/2" stud to hold a vice to a metal bench. It worked well, BUT, taking lug nuts loose from a car is a different thing altogether. The electric impacts that can typically have 1/2" square drive for sockets and usually have at least 300 ft pounds of torque.... as good as this Dewalt impact drive is... it's designed around a 1/4" collet/he drive and has torque in the area of inch pounds, not foot pounds .
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It has a max of 30 amps and car alternators are more then that and the alternator would have its own regulator so to speak so I would not recommend it either. They would conflict.Mike
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We need more info...does the wrench owner manual state the amps needed to operate?
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If it were working properly, it should work fine for bike tires - provided you have a car or other 12 volt DC source to plug it into. Mine also had a defective fitting (part that connects to the tire stem-valve), so it's usable but not great. If you buy it, be prepared to try it right away and to return it if it doesn't work well.
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Probably not. You would need an larger type of impact driver. This is a fairly small unit.
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It should be ok being an impact driver. Should work somewhat like a hammer drill.
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I use this in an impact driver, it works very well there, but I don't think it would work very well or hold up very long in a hammer drill
465593
I used the tool on a 2002 Dyna with no problem. Changed out cams lifters and adjusted new push rods in about 4 hours. Put on a header now running about 90 HP at rear tire.
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This is an impact wrench for use with 1/2" impact sockets. I use it primarily for removing lug nuts from my vehicles. You are looking for the small impact tool that used lock-in screw bits and drill bits.
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Not sure what you are asking, I run impact adapters and sockets with this tool. For a small tool the thing really delivers quite a punch. I find it very versatile when running screws in odd locations where I cannot use the standard impact gun. There are tons of adapters available for this thing. Do keep one thing in mind it has a small shaft, so when I am on a tough thing to loosen I try to use a socket initially to break the hold on the bolt.
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This is an impact driver that accepts standard 1/4" bits. It is not an impact wrench for sockets. You can use a 1/4" socket adapter to attach a socket for light duty work. It is designed for driving screws and is geared for that purpose. For heavier duty socket use you need the P260 Impact Wrench
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no I dont believe it will handle the current it is rated for 15?amp max at most
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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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We used one of these for a heavy duty trailer, cant remember the tire size now but it was big. Worked fine but... its not the strongest material and I am waiting for it to give. My vehicles do spend a lot of time in serious off road conditions, that is why I worry. If this is for normal use, you will be fine.
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It's just my opinion but I think so it develops over 100 lbs pressure it depends on what size impact wrench and how long you have it on. Sorry that's all I can honistly say
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Also look at the ratings for the compressor if if is less than 1 amp it might work, but I really do not think so as there would also be a surge as the compressor started.