Due to the small tank, does it constantly cycle running a 1/2 inch impact wrench?
1371072
I believe it would cycle often with an impact wrench. The reason is the constant amount of psi needed to operate the wrench.
1371073
I run a 1/2 inch impact pretty regularly. It doesn't cycle that much. It has a very hard time with a cut off tool or angle grinder.
1371074
I don't own a 1/2 inch impact wrench yet. Have just been using it with small nail and brad guns so far. Works fine with them. Sorry.
1275672
1/2" refers to the square end of the wrench and the square hole size of the sockets, You can use a3/8" hose how ever for the best performance of the impact wrench 1/2" works better because it delivers a higher volume of air
1570169
The compressor has a built in pressure switch. I know it works filling tires directly. Don't know about a tank but it should work the same there. The pressure switch is not adjustable
2030912
Not really. It has a "ball and socket" that just snaps together with a bit of steady pressure. It may vary somewhat by model/year, but here's the basic premise:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xx9QY1obCW0
768524
This has a compression fitting that screws on to the 1/4" plastic tubing. If it doesn't work any hardware store will have the correct one for $2-3 dollars. This was a great buy for me. My old one was only putting out 5-10 seconds of pressure about 10 oz. this tank keeps going and easily fills a half gallon pitcher.
47818
Not that I have seen! The unit is small but does a super job. The connection is somewhat under the side of tank.
1975141
I would'nt it only has approx 1/2 psi pressure an it can weep oil into the system
373584
Yes, once turned on it runs constantly until you turn off. I believe it is quieter than a hand drill.
1511981
Yes, but if your looking for anything more get the bigger version. I use it daily for lug nut removal but anything more I use my blue impact
648362
Same here I had one and it would do 1 or 2 lugs, 95# torque, before running out of air using a 1/2" Chicago Pneumatic gun. Ran air staplers, pin nailer's and other smaller CFM tools real nice. Very quiet and reasonably light weight. And it is a Makita! To run wheel lug nuts or take off a serious nut better off getting a different, more CFM unit.
263619
No, its just a simple compressor. However, I do prefer to use this compressor over any of the ones at any gas station. Plus its always with me.
77301
Yes it does. It takes a little more power than the smaller models. Just make sure its the right one or it performs slower.
1807019
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
53335
It sure does. My nephew uses it in minors all the time. Has some great power 2 and 1/4 barrel.
1657123
They sell one with an output of 3000psi!!! Also, adding shims raises pressure, and it is simple. You just need an allen wrench. Make sure to empty the tank first.
1137123
No. It does not show in the specs but it gauges to 14 tpi by .95 in. micrometer with a wrench flat of 1-1/8". It is American thread.I was pulling a drive hub off my tractor and the slide did not stand up. This hub puller bolt worked for me with a 3 pound hammer after I got it real tight with 1/2" breaker and 2 ft. pipe and 2 wacks with hammer. I would only use impact 3/4 or 1/2 if hammer did not work, as I have seen some really good tools/parts explosion problems.
2040689
I took off a crankshaft pulley bolt (using this impact wrench) with a 20 gallon compressor that produces 5.3 CFM at 90 psi. It worked great; ripped it right off, no fuss.