DayPlus Cordless Impact Wrench - EBay (Link In Description Below)
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- Sharing this video because I couldn't find any information online about this Brand ... Bought this Impact Tool on EBay .. Check it out through the link below
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I just got mine (July 7th). I am , so far, impressed!
After nearly 2mos with mine .. Im still feeling like it was a great buy .. it has made a lot of jobs so much easier ... not disappointed at all with mine
I have ordered one of these (ebay) and it should arrive tomorrow hopefully it will perform as well as you have said yours has.
Yo did it work good?
i am pleased with mine for the price i have used it quite a lot ,it seems to get better with wear ,it also has a lot more power with full battery
go to another mechanic bro...120 ft-lb of torque is way too much for your vehicle, it should only be at 85 ft-lb ... over-tightened lug nuts can strip the threads, distort brake rotors, damage the wheel, and possibly shear off the lug stud...
I was thinking the same, mine is meant to be 75ft-lb Lexus GS300 on alloys.
For the most part I never buy anything off of flea Bay. When it comes to impact wrenches stick with the main players, Milwaukee ridged, dewalt, makita, flex. No name brands are made in a rain factory. ⛈
I felt nervous when you were retightening the bolts without checking if they were still partly threaded on!
Just bought one from eBay cost £59.90,, the same name but identical. Should be here next week.
Meant not the same name!
Habe den mit gleich 2 Akkus bestellt ,bin sehr zu frieden macht was er soll.
I mean I bought one like that it's on the way now but after I bought it I watch the videos if your mechanic torqued at 120 foot pounds and it has 340 foot-pounds them both should have came right out suddenly it shouldn't take that long to do it
I hear ya but it has consistently done every job I've put it up so far..Today for example, I took my vehicle to the tire shop to have a tire replaced, there were two vehicles ahead of mine .. so I asked the tire repairman to use my impact while I waited, just to see what it would do .. It handled every car he put it on with ease and he was quite impressed with it .. I love mine a lot .. it has been worth every penny so far
Got the exact came one but with different stickers, same box, same grease, same battery, same gun... but called TEETCK
Thanks for taking the time and doing this review. I was on the fence between this and a higher quality gun. I will go with a higher quality one, I was not impressed with it’s performance.
Neither am I, but since you gave me the advice about putting out good coin for a cordless impact wrench, I had to see what was available. This one, after watching a few reviews doesn't seem very good, but the AutoJare DOES. It's looking like it's under $100 shipped and comes with carry bag, sockets, charger, and battery. Seems like the real deal, and for someone like me, who isn't using it in a commercial application, I'm probably going to buy it.
@@dgunearthed7859 just found this video on the autojare. It’s not performing consistently. Trust me on this one, wait unit Father’s Day sales start and for about $50 dollars more, you can get the Ryobi HP mid torque impact wrench with warranty. You don’t want to waste $100 on snake oil. AutoJare review is in the link below.
ruclips.net/video/BFVijDhlQ6A/видео.html
@@xlightssx thanks
I got one. Great for removing nuts but won’t to using it to torque nuts. As it’s 420 nt and you can only vary torque with trigger pressure it can over rorque easily. Ruining threads. I will tighten final bit with ordinary socket and torque wrench. More expensive ones have precise torque settings ie 100,200,300,400 nt.
A know that a normal car should have 120 NM torque , it’s that true?
very helpful was looking to buy one of this , thx for your video
If your mechanic torques your lug nuts that much above Honda's recommended amount, I would get another mechanic. Honda and all car manufacturers already take into account a margin of safety and a margin of error when they specify the torque. So if they say torque to 90, that means the wheel will probably stay on without any problems if you torque all the nuts to 75-80.
It also claims to be over 400 N but people have tested it to be no more than 400N
only used mine twice knackered up
Yeah where does the grease go and when does it need greasing ?
I haven't been able to figure the grease thing out either ... I asked my mechanic, who uses the expenses impacts, and he couldn't figure it out and says he never lubes his
@@contactpq this is where it goes when needed, ruclips.net/video/DiiUegclyJg/видео.html
Inside where the gears are and like once a year with just home use but steady use every 3months I’d say
Harbor Freight has a 1/2" torque wrench that often goes on sale for $10, it even includes a hard case.
Are you fuckin high!? They don't have anything like this for $10
That is £66 in uk shipped- Thanks for this, but it proves i need to spend a bit more as sub £100 just are not going to do the job.
thanks for sharing mate ,looks ok for price ,prob will buy one .
Nice video. Did you charge the tool before the first use? Seemed like you started bursting the nuts right away.
Mine came ready to work straight from the box ... its still performing quite well for me
Für meine Zwecke voll ausreichend ,zb: Variomatik bei Roller öffnen und schließen geht super.
How has it been sofar? Updates!?
Im still enjoying it .. I've done quite a few car repairs with it so far (Struts, CV Axle, etc) and it has not let me down .. planning to buy another for my son
Where is the charging port on the battery?
The big unknown is the battery longevity.
Great review
Blows my mind when people over tighten lug nuts like that! SO unnecessary
just got mine, works good
Helpful review thank you mate
I order one and it didn’t come with any sockets or screws even though it said on the description it was included 👎🏽
Could you do a review on ruyika impact wrench please.
Where do you put the grease?
That's a darn good question .. I haven't figured it out and my mechanic says that he never lubes his Impacts and he couldn't figure it out either
contactpq it’s for inside the impact in the front where the gears are you would take it apart and grease them but they come with grease in them u have to do this over time with any tool especially air tool but electric like once a year
it took along time to un do the wheels nuts should have come off alot quicker
I never expect Dewalt or Milwalkee power from inexpensive tools...just being realistic...with that said, it still saves me time doing the jobs for way less money and that's all I want...is to get the job done (-:
420 nm is 310 lb ft
are they any good
Wouldn't even get a pre loosened, with copper grease on, lug nut off.
It seems it struggles a lot.
Tool fails after a couple of month. Not used hard.
Looks and sounds like cheap chinese junk, will bet it only delivers about 150 lb. ft. or torque. Would recommend a Milwaukee, Dewalt or a Craftsman before this crap, and find another auto technician that does not over torque your lug nuts, could cause them to crack off when they heat up; there is a spec. for several reasons.
Problem is the dewalt is £178 for the bare unit.
Looks like junk