HART TOOLS impact driver (real review)
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
- Let's see how HART tool's impact driver performs, this tools is made by the same company as Ryobi so I am expecting big things!
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Great review! Thank you for sharing!
I have this Impact drill, and it works just as good as those other expensive drills do. And the battery lasts pretty long also. I use a Milwakee Impact at work, and the battery dies much quicker than the Hart Impact I have at home
TTI also owns RIDGID. Despite owning Milwaukee, you can forget about any parts sharing among HART and that brand. Although, rather obvious there's quite a bit of sharing where Ryobi is contributing to HART. Where certain tools are blatantly Ryobi models with a different color scheme, and set up to take HART batteries, instead.
Great job bud. Cheers see ya on next vid.
Cool video thanks for posting.
Thanks for watching, did you take the double dog dare? haha
@@livefreeandtoolon I am a sub. I really like your approach to making videos. It's more about the tool itself, rather than brand A vs B like so many other channels
@@wftseriously6694 I was just joking, thanks again
Own this tool and it's fine. But I am pretty sure there is not a brushless version. The brushed version is brand new. And I would not call this their entry level impact driver because it is their only impact driver. Entry level or top level, there is just one choice. Now I also own the 3/8" brushed and 1/2" brushless impact wrenches and the 3/8" ratchet. There is also the 1/2" hammer drill in brushed and brushless. They're all intended for different uses, as is this tool. That's the key thing. Every tool has a purpose it is meant to do. If you try to do something else with it, you risk disappointment or damage. This impact driver is great for driving stuff. If you want to drill, use the hammer drill. If you want to remove lug nuts, use the 1/2 wrench. These tools are great for home DIYer stuff. They are not supposed to compete with the contractor brands.
Yes there is a brushless impact driver HPID25 is the model, it looks impressive check it out, and that would make the brushed version the entry level. Thanka for watching
There is a brushless version
Sorry boss, but it’s not Ryobi 👎
made by the same company
@@BoogieDownProduction yeah I know I work at a TTi warehouse that supplies all of TTi’s products to ALL manufacturers across this country. But Ryobi is the best product that we have in stock. The hart products go out like gang busters because they are “JUNK”.
@@adamhedge5987 even better than Milwaukee??
@@stevenr90 sorry it took me so long 2 get back with u. The warehouse I work at in central ohio, only has ryobi, ridgid products/parts, but we also have a huge account with Husqvarna and Oregon chainsaw. But my company just got the Milwaukee Tools contract so those parts will be distributed I believe out of the the Tennessee warehouse on the east coast
@@BoogieDownProduction yeah, but Black and Decker makes DeWalt and they hardly compare as far as quality and strength goes