Putting aside the fact that the worn out dewalt with a beat up 18650 5Ah pack going head to head with a brand new Milwaukee- the test isn’t fair b/c he is using a bigger battery pack (which is a high output pack with the bigger 21700 cells!) on the big red> let’s compare apples to apples here man! Jeez 🤷🏻♂️ your biases are on full display for all to see! Put up a brand new DCF899 with the equivalent H.O. 6Ah XR pack (DCB206) and then we’ll have an even playing field! The DeWalt 6Ah XR pack happens to have the same 21700 cells in it and it puts out approximately 42% more power- just an aside.
Did you try to remove the exact nut that the milwaukee wasn't able to remove? That would be interesting. Because it might have been this specific nut that was the problem.
Still staying with my dewalt dcf899m1 1200ft lbs breakaway is all I need I sold my Milwaukee impact. Lowe’s has sale on the dewalt 1/2 newest impact for 199 it’s a kit with battery and charger . Can’t beat that .
Yeah, the half inch is just a starter but will compete with anyone elses top of the line. My 1" wears out the pneumatic gun with 160 psi on 3/4 airline.
I work with 18 wheelers and I have the same milwaukee 2767 high torque and I never have problems removing lug nuts it take it takes them out like nothing
I'm a steel erector and just bought the Ryobi 18v impact wrench. Its fantastic I wasn't expecting it to be as good as DeWalt or Milwaukee (never used Ingersoll) but it's an awesome wrench and never lets me down. Would definitely recommend. And it's not buy the body only like most are now it comes with battery and charger.....charge time is quick and full to flat battery is long. Great tool and price at £150.
Because no one accepts that Ingersoll brand w7152 is better than other machines, I am a mechanic and I wouldn't change my impact gun for anything. I have the Milwaukee 2767-20 but it is very noisy and hits hard when turning, instead the Ingersoll is quieter and hits softer. .. on the other hand I use Milwaukee M12 FUEL 2565-20 ratchet. because it has 220 torque. because I can use it in tight places
@@irishdog2031 .....My old w7150 was abused on severely rusted bolts including semi nuts for is entire life on my farm and it still works . I just bought the new w7152 so that speaks for itself.
@@thatguy1919 hmm,Mitsubishi and Hyundai had 10 year warranties on their cars but still aren’t nearly as good as Honda and Toyota so longer warranty’s don’t tell the whole story. I like Milwaukee tools though and you probably won’t have many issues with them,unlike Mitsubishi cars😁
@@jasonstormoen it's not a fair comparison the Milwaukee and ingersoll are both gen 2 and the dewalt is gen 1 and it looks like it's been used quite a bit
@@loucifer323 They are all in the same class and that dewalt XR is still they're most powerful cordless impact offered and that's what is used in this video. If you want the best cordlesd impact get what I have in my my shop and in the drag cars trailer Matco 20v, 5.0ah, 1/2" drive, 1600 ft lbs tq. He is the most powerful I've used and I've had these 3 mac and snap on.
@@loucifer323 If the comparison isn't fair, Seems like a dewalt problem, Thats their best 1/2" high torque against IR's and Milwaukees best 1/2" high torque.
I saw another tool guy do this same test and the IR came in last. I own Milwaukee and IR so I am not favoring Milwaukee... just saying. My 1/2" drive Milwaukee will ring off a grade 8 3/8"(9/16" head) bolt like its plastic so its strong enough for me. But that being said it's not strong as my IR 1/2" drive AIR impact. I have seen them taken apart and IR has a much better hammer mechanism but they don't have a brushless motor unless that has changed recently. DeWalt is just Black and Decker box store junk so I won't even mention them. I also have a Milwaukee 3/4" and 1" drive and they are impressive as well but they won't touch my IR air powered impacts. I run a large logging company so I know heavy tools and I would take an IR or Milwaukee over that yellow junk anyday!!
the most important thing about a cordless powertool is battery life. all three of these look like capable tools but iknow the dewalts batteries are great
IR is $513, amilwaukee 2767 $435 or newer one key 2863 $500. And Dewalt DCF 899 is $300. So yeah there is difference in price but IR and Milwaukee are about same price
Awesome! I'm currently using a Snap-On 8850, but am really looking at getting a W7152 now that my Snap-on gun has been giving me a lot of trouble over the last year or so. THis was good to see! Thanks for making this video.
Dose anyone else know why the dewalt chatters rather then impacts ? Mine dose this and its ass if the impact is not actually impacting rather then just slapping alot of noise but hardly can take off a wheel bolt of mine, im running a 5ah dewalt battery
The dewalt is running on different battery (18650) unlike the more powerful 21700 in Milwaukee and IR. Should be interesting if dewalt was using the same battery.
Dewalt usa models will outlast any China made Milwaukee. IR 7252 just kills every impact gun out there even the m18 fuel with high performance battery. And..its made in USA so you don't have to support the communist country when you buy it
Imagine yourself being a fan of Milwaukee having a few tools for the money they ask and then you come across a video like this where you hear Ingersoll for the 1st time.... and you start listening to your chest if what you hear is a stroke slowly arriving or not :D
I find it hard to believe the MW didn't pull that lug off. My 2767 can remove a 33mm lug with a 1/2 to 3/4 in. socket adapter. Something ain't right here. It doesn't even sound like it's at full power. Yes I am biased to MW because they serve me well and don't disappoint.
I personally have dewalt 899 and this review is bullshit I take off bolts off my tractor all the time had it 4 years and a couple days ago it died don't be fooled dewalt is the truth...
Looking at upgrading to the w7152 from the 2767. Love my milwaukee but I'm having a loose battery issue with it and my ratchet. Ingersoll are techs tools
Not a fair comparison the 2767 has 300 more ft lbs of torque,you should have put the 2763 vs the DCF899 would be about the same but the Milwaukee is still a lil bit more powerful.
Should add the makita to the mix. I have one for work and the thing hits unbelievably hard. The milwaukee and dewalt are very strong, but the makita hits completely different, less frequency but a lot of force behind each blow
My Milwaukee 1/2 inch takes off semi lug nuts that are 33 mm alot better then that 1 with a 4amp on it took off 8 drives rims just today and only used 1 bar of battery life on a 2000 KW that the rims been on there for over 10 years with steel rims that has alot of rust. I have alot of the 1inch IR air guns but didnt have air where I took them off at
dude first problem is that you put the ingersoll on the same nut as the dewalt and on top of that lug nuts are not a good example because they never come off with the same torque
You can clearly hear the dewalts battery is tired.. Put a 54v on it use it as 20v max, there will happen things instead of the old beat up battery with half its capacity
Used to be MW fan, switched to IR coz that bright light-ring. Power-wise yea IR is better and a bit lighter. In regular auto/tire shop u probably won’t tell much of the diff til u using it on trucks. Also MW is better when it comes to warranty/service.
not even a fair tes or an accurate t the IR has 1500 break away and 1000 working the dewalt 899has 1200 breaking 750 working and the milwaukee has 1400 break away and 1000 working. on top of that did any one else notice the dewalt won one the the tests... what a joke he's obviously biased
Them should only be torque to 475 foot pounds to 500 lbs-ft not 600 + and you have that DeWalt in power 2 I have them same impacts and they take lugs off a lot faster than that and easier
There is also different settings on the milwaukee you never showed these'' 1-4 torque settings ! You only showed the battery ? Not to mention , the battery's used have different amp ratings''along with voltage . All things equal = my money is on milwaukee''.maybe a longevity test will be done ?? Next time show the settings better. nice try .
The head to head is a neat test but it isn’t the best. IR is made to reach its peak torque quickly and then levels out while the Milwaukee has a more gradual increase but higher overall torque
Sometimes the Dewalt is cheaper. I just picked up a Milwaukee 2767 from HD for $229 today, with a free 5 amp battery included. I'll pick up a charger from Amazon for around $35, and have a total investment of $265 for impact, battery and charger, not including taxes. You might beat that price on a sale for the Dewalt, but not by much.
The Milwaukee has a small hammer. I had the Milwaukee gun and wasn’t that impressed with it. Traded it in on the ir gun and its very impressive. Only thing I like from Milwaukee is the m12 line
Were all lug nuts tightened at the same torque?? Maybe no Some tighter some looser No way to know Did you have the Dewalt on 3rd speed?? I have a dewalt , my friend the Ingersoll Dewalt compares or bats Ingersoll Besides battery can be used on a lot of tools Cheaper and enough powerful
Lol your comparing 18v Milwaukee to 20v Dewalt and IR. The Milwaukee wins every time. It has the best batteries on the market. It also is 2 less V than all the major impacts which does make a big difference.
they're all the same voltage. 18V nominal. The Milwaukee actually has a battery advantage in this video because those HO batteries can deliver 60-70 Amps. Where as a 5.0 from Dewalt/IR/Milwaukee will be in the ballpark of ~45A. So even if we pretend Milwaukee has 2 fewer Volts the excuse doesn't really fly because it's drawing from a battery with a significantly larger power envelope.
Buddy I am just saying I'm a long time Milwuakee fan and started with All Dewalt tools. Just bought the Ingersoll and it puts my milwukee in the dirt. Not saying the milwuakee is a bad tool just don't have the same kick but. I work on heavy trucks and equipment
The brushless Milwaukees are extremely impressive.mine recently got stolen though. I just bought a brushed set to replace them so I guess I will see if they lose power
Sense the mail walkie is the 18 V and Ingersoll is at 20 fault you should use a Milwaukee five hour battery that would give him more power and use Millwalk he against Ingersoll first before you use Milwaukee with the wall and then with Ingersoll even the score up I own Wrecker trucks we run the five hour battery with Milwaukee I have no problem
Scuse me, but what is the purpose of that "demonstration"?!.. first of all, nobody knows how much wear got each of it. Second, these results would be anticipated pretty much of anyone which would read the specification of each. SOO?!
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Looks like the Milwaukee and IR are brand new while the Dewalt has been helping pay the bills for quite a while...
I look for that exact thing in everyone's tool boxes. The one with the most wear is usually the most lucrative. He obviously likes his Dewalt. Haha
I was thinking the same thing. Looks like the Dewalt is his go to impact
Putting aside the fact that the worn out dewalt with a beat up 18650 5Ah pack going head to head with a brand new Milwaukee- the test isn’t fair b/c he is using a bigger battery pack (which is a high output pack with the bigger 21700 cells!) on the big red> let’s compare apples to apples here man! Jeez 🤷🏻♂️ your biases are on full display for all to see! Put up a brand new DCF899 with the equivalent H.O. 6Ah XR pack (DCB206) and then we’ll have an even playing field! The DeWalt 6Ah XR pack happens to have the same 21700 cells in it and it puts out approximately 42% more power- just an aside.
Did you try to remove the exact nut that the milwaukee wasn't able to remove? That would be interesting. Because it might have been this specific nut that was the problem.
The 899 is on my short list. The battery life along with the power and the fact they use global parts instead of Chinese only is a plus.
Are u dumb global materials means mostly sourced from China
Still staying with my dewalt dcf899m1 1200ft lbs breakaway is all I need I sold my Milwaukee impact. Lowe’s has sale on the dewalt 1/2 newest impact for 199 it’s a kit with battery and charger . Can’t beat that .
My Dewalt hasn't failed me yet
$199? Lol just bought mines for $319 I guess they raised the price
Milwaukee just came out with the 1" 1800 break away torque MONSTER
Game over . . .
Det get me stated with "breakaway" crap
@@Ernan302 ya, I don't put all that much stock in it either, but I have seen
it in action. It is pretty impressive.
this is dog eat dog world!
Yeah, the half inch is just a starter but will compete with anyone elses top of the line. My 1" wears out the pneumatic gun with 160 psi on 3/4 airline.
Best Comparison ever. Even the professional pages did not have such good ideas for reliable and fair comparison. Good work. You are very smart. :)
I work with 18 wheelers and I have the same milwaukee 2767 high torque and I never have problems removing lug nuts it take it takes them out like nothing
I have one IR W7152 it's a monster I recommend it.
m hu huuuuuuuuu
Just because you recommended it I'm buy one next week
@@aux1z11 lmao
I also have one and highly recommend it
I'm a steel erector and just bought the Ryobi 18v impact wrench. Its fantastic I wasn't expecting it to be as good as DeWalt or Milwaukee (never used Ingersoll) but it's an awesome wrench and never lets me down. Would definitely recommend. And it's not buy the body only like most are now it comes with battery and charger.....charge time is quick and full to flat battery is long. Great tool and price at £150.
Yeah but look at price difference and that Dewalt looks like it's been through the wars
Because no one accepts that Ingersoll brand w7152 is better than other machines, I am a mechanic and I wouldn't change my impact gun for anything. I have the Milwaukee 2767-20 but it is very noisy and hits hard when turning, instead the Ingersoll is quieter and hits softer. .. on the other hand I use Milwaukee M12 FUEL 2565-20 ratchet. because it has 220 torque. because I can use it in tight places
Ingersoll Rand rule the roost! Used a w7150 for years. Have now upgraded t w7152. Bullet proof guns! Just wish IR made more tools.
379insk for all mechanical work use would suggest ingersoll ?
@@irishdog2031 .....My old w7150 was abused on severely rusted bolts including semi nuts for is entire life on my farm and it still works . I just bought the new w7152 so that speaks for itself.
It's funny how you got a nice shiny new Milwaukee vs a used and abused DeWalt. But I guess it shows which one you use.
😂😂 Come down
Exactly the dewalt takes a Beating while the Milwaukee is a shelf queen cause it’s not day to day reliable work worthy
@@jorangel87 lmao that’s why it has a 5 year warranty compared to 3 year on dewalt, huh fanboy?
@@thatguy1919 yea cause your gonna need that warranty lmao
@@thatguy1919 hmm,Mitsubishi and Hyundai had 10 year warranties on their cars but still aren’t nearly as good as Honda and Toyota so longer warranty’s don’t tell the whole story. I like Milwaukee tools though and you probably won’t have many issues with them,unlike Mitsubishi cars😁
Just for your info the longer you press the trigger the weaker the impact wrench gets use short 10 second burst and you'll get better results
great comparison but now would you pay 200 bucks more for it ????
It's not a fair comparison, if you look at the specs at the end of the video Dewalt has less power than any of the other 2.
It is a fair comparison. They are all in the same class.
Thats because Dewalt is a Dewimp
@@jasonstormoen it's not a fair comparison the Milwaukee and ingersoll are both gen 2 and the dewalt is gen 1 and it looks like it's been used quite a bit
@@loucifer323 They are all in the same class and that dewalt XR is still they're most powerful cordless impact offered and that's what is used in this video. If you want the best cordlesd impact get what I have in my my shop and in the drag cars trailer Matco 20v, 5.0ah, 1/2" drive, 1600 ft lbs tq. He is the most powerful I've used and I've had these 3 mac and snap on.
@@loucifer323 If the comparison isn't fair, Seems like a dewalt problem, Thats their best 1/2" high torque against IR's and Milwaukees best 1/2" high torque.
Bro that IR has more torque compare to mill & dew.
I'd love to see this test again but use the 6 AH battery on the DeWalt this time. Some extra current can make the difference
Yes one battery flex volt 9 ah
I saw another tool guy do this same test and the IR came in last. I own Milwaukee and IR so I am not favoring Milwaukee... just saying. My 1/2" drive Milwaukee will ring off a grade 8 3/8"(9/16" head) bolt like its plastic so its strong enough for me. But that being said it's not strong as my IR 1/2" drive AIR impact. I have seen them taken apart and IR has a much better hammer mechanism but they don't have a brushless motor unless that has changed recently. DeWalt is just Black and Decker box store junk so I won't even mention them. I also have a Milwaukee 3/4" and 1" drive and they are impressive as well but they won't touch my IR air powered impacts. I run a large logging company so I know heavy tools and I would take an IR or Milwaukee over that yellow junk anyday!!
Dewalt DCF 899 950Nm. , Milwaukee 2767 750 Inch Pounds, Ingersoll Rand W7152 1000 Inch Pounds
Now let's check the price and warranty.
Milwaukee has a 5 year warranty and costs about $350.00 dollars.
And wasn’t at max power
I noticed you didn’t put the Milwaukee on The nut Buster setting
Didn't even know ingersoll rand had a cordless line of tools
Lol they had a lot of different cordless stuff and very popular with techs and they been making cordless a long time.
Check the prices.....
On the first test, you out the ingersoll on the same but as the dewalt, might have affected that first test.
the most important thing about a cordless powertool is battery life. all three of these look like capable tools but iknow the dewalts batteries are great
Stronger doesn’t always means better. Legend has it the internals get hit harder in the stronger ones so they don’t last as long.
ISG W7152 very trong and number 👍
Damn! IR is stupid expensive tho. Batteries are way more too. If I needed a commercial duty impact it's the only one
IR is $513, amilwaukee 2767 $435 or newer one key 2863 $500. And Dewalt DCF 899 is $300. So yeah there is difference in price but IR and Milwaukee are about same price
@@Ernan302 Home Depot has the Milwaukee 2767 with a free 5AH battery on sale now for $250
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hanks
@@giovanysantiago5892 That's what I just bought today and the charger for 59
@@jeremycole6873 Doesn't the kit comes with a charger, the one I bought came with it
Awesome! I'm currently using a Snap-On 8850, but am really looking at getting a W7152 now that my Snap-on gun has been giving me a lot of trouble over the last year or so. THis was good to see! Thanks for making this video.
Snap on Ct 761 is the only one good.!!! Snap on 3/8 & 1/2 18 volts is trash!!!
Dose anyone else know why the dewalt chatters rather then impacts ? Mine dose this and its ass if the impact is not actually impacting rather then just slapping alot of noise but hardly can take off a wheel bolt of mine, im running a 5ah dewalt battery
The dewalt is running on different battery (18650) unlike the more powerful 21700 in Milwaukee and IR. Should be interesting if dewalt was using the same battery.
Dewalt was good buy, but there is always something better. Or stronger
1 inch battery impact test, millwaukee wins.
Dewalt usa models will outlast any China made Milwaukee.
IR 7252 just kills every impact gun out there even the m18 fuel with high performance battery. And..its made in USA so you don't have to support the communist country when you buy it
If you watch your video you see the dewalt beat Milwaukee
@@jessepremo7398 not any more look up the ingersoll rand
Imagine yourself being a fan of Milwaukee having a few tools for the money they ask and then you come across a video like this where you hear Ingersoll for the 1st time.... and you start listening to your chest if what you hear is a stroke slowly arriving or not :D
what speed selector was the Dewalt set at 1, put it on 3
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I find it hard to believe the MW didn't pull that lug off. My 2767 can remove a 33mm lug with a 1/2 to 3/4 in. socket adapter. Something ain't right here. It doesn't even sound like it's at full power.
Yes I am biased to MW because they serve me well and don't disappoint.
Breakaway torque dewalt wins it’s obvious look at it. 5:28 it’s reversing while the Milwaukee is forwarding meaning dewalt beat it dude.
I personally have dewalt 899 and this review is bullshit I take off bolts off my tractor all the time had it 4 years and a couple days ago it died don't be fooled dewalt is the truth...
Looking at upgrading to the w7152 from the 2767. Love my milwaukee but I'm having a loose battery issue with it and my ratchet. Ingersoll are techs tools
Loc Luke
I have nothing but Milwaukee tools and haven’t ever had any issues.
Is your battery screwed up?
Tool arm wrestling . Great way of screwing up the bearings
The only reason that intersol gran impact driver broke loose that lug nut was because the DeWalt had done loosen it
all of them?
Marie: sound like an IR hater. You gets no love 💕
He put in on different one.
Makita TW001G 40V XGT is great. Just launched.
Try this one, then you will forget others.
Not a fair comparison the 2767 has 300 more ft lbs of torque,you should have put the 2763 vs the DCF899 would be about the same but the Milwaukee is still a lil bit more powerful.
Just so everyone knows, tying two impacts together is a complete joke
Its was for fun only
My brother in law was pissed since he is Milwaukee lover. You too ?
Ernan302 lol I have milwackys ingersoll and metabo, so no I’m not pissed I’m just bringing out the fact that it isn’t accurate at all.
@@justinmartin8887 its all good
Should add the makita to the mix. I have one for work and the thing hits unbelievably hard. The milwaukee and dewalt are very strong, but the makita hits completely different, less frequency but a lot of force behind each blow
My Milwaukee 1/2 inch takes off semi lug nuts that are 33 mm alot better then that 1 with a 4amp on it took off 8 drives rims just today and only used 1 bar of battery life on a 2000 KW that the rims been on there for over 10 years with steel rims that has alot of rust. I have alot of the 1inch IR air guns but didnt have air where I took them off at
That Milwaukee battery doesn't look right? Ebay fake?
dude first problem is that you put the ingersoll on the same nut as the dewalt and on top of that lug nuts are not a good example because they never come off with the same torque
You can clearly hear the dewalts battery is tired.. Put a 54v on it use it as 20v max, there will happen things instead of the old beat up battery with half its capacity
Ingersoll has all that power but I can hold it from turning with my hand.
Lol it ain't hard
Do a video showing it
Solo saca los tornillos del tráiler, suficiente para ver quién puede más .
Used to be MW fan, switched to IR coz that bright light-ring. Power-wise yea IR is better and a bit lighter. In regular auto/tire shop u probably won’t tell much of the diff til u using it on trucks. Also MW is better when it comes to warranty/service.
I can vouch for the 7152. It’s a bad SOB
Was it a dcf899p2?
It’s obvious which one gets used the most 😂
Ingersoll the best ini torque.. they should learn with the champ
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The 899 is a soft pony now, it's all about the 900 and its soon to be introduced successor.
Dewalt the BEST first production DCF899..1.Gen. milwaukee ,ingersoll rand com later 2.gen.
I have the second gen dcf899 M1 now it’s better
not even a fair tes or an accurate t the IR has 1500 break away and 1000 working the dewalt 899has 1200 breaking 750 working and the milwaukee has 1400 break away and 1000 working. on top of that did any one else notice the dewalt won one the the tests... what a joke he's obviously biased
How do you figure Milwaukee won? How about you go until one of them doesn't go anymore.
it would be smart to apply the same effort to each tool . the first test with the IR was biased towards the IR effort wise. not equal test
That’s a mid torque not a high torque Milwaukee
How much price
Them should only be torque to 475 foot pounds to 500 lbs-ft not 600 + and you have that DeWalt in power 2 I have them same impacts and they take lugs off a lot faster than that and easier
nice way to fkd up some nice tools but
to bad in wrong hands hopefully warranty covers that
There is also different settings on the milwaukee you never showed these'' 1-4 torque settings ! You only showed the battery ? Not to mention , the battery's used have different amp ratings''along with voltage . All things equal = my money is on milwaukee''.maybe a longevity test will be done ?? Next time show the settings better. nice try .
The head to head is a neat test but it isn’t the best. IR is made to reach its peak torque quickly and then levels out while the Milwaukee has a more gradual increase but higher overall torque
Dewalt DCF 899 best price
Who dont know whars good, knows whats expensive
we want to see the best
Who doesn’t need whats expensive just needs what’s good
Sometimes the Dewalt is cheaper. I just picked up a Milwaukee 2767 from HD for $229 today, with a free 5 amp battery included. I'll pick up a charger from Amazon for around $35, and have a total investment of $265 for impact, battery and charger, not including taxes. You might beat that price on a sale for the Dewalt, but not by much.
I'd go with dewalt any day.
filmed on a iphone 3 apparently!
Ya impact socket yes?
The Milwaukee has a small hammer. I had the Milwaukee gun and wasn’t that impressed with it. Traded it in on the ir gun and its very impressive. Only thing I like from Milwaukee is the m12 line
wtf you using to record this
My old trusty camera. Why. Bad quality ?
awesome vid man
Nice way to show who got the balls, way better that other guys using them in wood
very vice try a hilti vs w7152
If ypu want the best in the business, then get the new Matco. I have a
snap on, IR, and neither compare to the Matco 5ah 1/2 driver.
Were all lug nuts tightened at the same torque??
Maybe no
Some tighter some looser No way to know
Did you have the Dewalt on 3rd speed??
I have a dewalt , my friend the Ingersoll
Dewalt compares or bats Ingersoll
Besides battery can be used on a lot of tools
Cheaper and enough powerful
He did nat answear yet why?is that?????
A used hard put away wet Dewalt vs 2 brand new impacts. You’re not doing the test right dude.
Well it hurt but its the truth😂
By the looks of it it seems Milwaukee has a bigger hammer in it than the ingersoll but the ingersoll has little more powerful motor. My opinion
Dewalt fo life
the dewalt is 173 years old!
I find that hard to believe. We’ve had a dewalt for awhile and it does really well. Like others mentioned it looks well used
Are you using the 6.0 ah battery on the dewalt? Could be it
I like all of them, they all make the job easier as long as you used them the right way and not abuse them..
is he using the 6Ah high output m18 milwaukee battery VS the regular 5Ah dewalt battery? not fair.. lol
Lol your comparing 18v Milwaukee to 20v Dewalt and IR. The Milwaukee wins every time. It has the best batteries on the market. It also is 2 less V than all the major impacts which does make a big difference.
they're all the same voltage. 18V nominal.
The Milwaukee actually has a battery advantage in this video because those HO batteries can deliver 60-70 Amps. Where as a 5.0 from Dewalt/IR/Milwaukee will be in the ballpark of ~45A.
So even if we pretend Milwaukee has 2 fewer Volts the excuse doesn't really fly because it's drawing from a battery with a significantly larger power envelope.
A bateria influencia bastante nesse test
I know for a fact ingersaw rand would not be dewalt or milwaukie I'm a milwaukie fan and I'm sticking up for dewalt
Buddy I am just saying I'm a long time Milwuakee fan and started with All Dewalt tools. Just bought the Ingersoll and it puts my milwukee in the dirt. Not saying the milwuakee is a bad tool just don't have the same kick but. I work on heavy trucks and equipment
I have tried Milwaukee. It looses power after it gets hot. Not impressed. I will try ingersoll.
The brushless Milwaukees are extremely impressive.mine recently got stolen though. I just bought a brushed set to replace them so I guess I will see if they lose power
Sense the mail walkie is the 18 V and Ingersoll is at 20 fault you should use a Milwaukee five hour battery that would give him more power and use Millwalk he against Ingersoll first before you use Milwaukee with the wall and then with Ingersoll even the score up I own Wrecker trucks we run the five hour battery with Milwaukee I have no problem
Do you have 2864 Milwaukee 3/4in? Like to see that comparison against the ingersoll rand
These impacts were 1/2 drive. Next video will be 3/4
Sweet
Ernan302 whennn
Used the ir on the same nut as the Dewalt so 2 guns to bust that nut. Hmm
Why does the Dewalt look completely worn out compared to the others???????!!!!
по звуку слышно что скорость у всех разная
DeWalt Powe impact all the way. Mil sometimes sound like Craftsman impacts and u can hear the insides working extra hard.
I think Milwaukee is the best
comparaison de materiel qui coute 200 euros de plus donc pas équitable en france en tous cas
Scuse me, but what is the purpose of that "demonstration"?!.. first of all, nobody knows how much wear got each of it. Second, these results would be anticipated pretty much of anyone which would read the specification of each.
SOO?!