I have used my WH750 for several automotive DIY jobs now. I would still say it's an excellent value and has not failed in any impact task I've set for it. I have a few minor negatives though that I would love SeeSii to improve. First, the forward/reverse switch is constantly popping into the middle OFF position every time I lay the tool down. The switch is simply too loose and too long so just laying the tool on it's side causes it to go into OFF mode, which you don't know until you go to use it again which is frustrating. 2, The hog ring is not tight enough to keep sockets on the anvil. This is somewhat annoying and I know other reviewers have complained about this as well. Lastly, the case is generic and I had to totally modify the inside to hold all the components that come with it. It's not too big a deal for me as I often redesign my tool holders to hold more.
Got the green one last year. 35mm axle nut at 200ft lbs came off with little bit more than lug nuts but doesn't struggle. Makes getting old easier. Get wobble drive and impact sockets for happy days DIY. I wouldn't get under a car propped like that but each to their own.
Ha, yeah I can see that in the context of the edit of this video, my jacking and support look sketchy 🤣. The reality is that little segment was shot whilst doing the rear shocks, the scissor jack is just lifting the rear axle so as to take the tension off of the shock mount bolts. There is actually an axle stand beyond that, in front of the floor jack, under pinning the weight of the car. I don't fancy even a Fiat 500 coming down on me!!! Good luck fella 👍🏼🤘🏼👌🏼
Hello Daniel, yes it is. I should caveat this by saying I have only had it since mid November 23, so 6-7 weeks and in that time I've only had the need to use it 4 times. So it's not being used commercially day in day out. That said, there is nothing about it that has/is giving me any concerns. It works, externally appears to have good build quality and has a reassuring heft to it. Good luck 👍🏼
The entire line of Seesii is being a Makita Knock Off it doesn't matter the model. So that part of the video was kind of frustrating. Seesii is Knock Off Makita smh
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Good video for this model. Also Torque was tested vs Milwaukee and scored high. I bought this one for diy brake jobs.
Told you its a must!
I love my WH750. Great review!
I have used my WH750 for several automotive DIY jobs now. I would still say it's an excellent value and has not failed in any impact task I've set for it. I have a few minor negatives though that I would love SeeSii to improve. First, the forward/reverse switch is constantly popping into the middle OFF position every time I lay the tool down. The switch is simply too loose and too long so just laying the tool on it's side causes it to go into OFF mode, which you don't know until you go to use it again which is frustrating. 2, The hog ring is not tight enough to keep sockets on the anvil. This is somewhat annoying and I know other reviewers have complained about this as well. Lastly, the case is generic and I had to totally modify the inside to hold all the components that come with it. It's not too big a deal for me as I often redesign my tool holders to hold more.
Got the green one last year.
35mm axle nut at 200ft lbs came off with little bit more than lug nuts but doesn't struggle.
Makes getting old easier.
Get wobble drive and impact sockets for happy days DIY.
I wouldn't get under a car propped like that but each to their own.
Ha, yeah I can see that in the context of the edit of this video, my jacking and support look sketchy 🤣. The reality is that little segment was shot whilst doing the rear shocks, the scissor jack is just lifting the rear axle so as to take the tension off of the shock mount bolts. There is actually an axle stand beyond that, in front of the floor jack, under pinning the weight of the car.
I don't fancy even a Fiat 500 coming down on me!!!
Good luck fella 👍🏼🤘🏼👌🏼
.......and the best as said genuine Makita batteries fit, don't be sniffy about it nade I China, IT WORKS
Looks like the Parkside X batteries will fit too?
Is it still working well? I’m interested in buying one.
Thanks.
Hello Daniel, yes it is. I should caveat this by saying I have only had it since mid November 23, so 6-7 weeks and in that time I've only had the need to use it 4 times. So it's not being used commercially day in day out. That said, there is nothing about it that has/is giving me any concerns. It works, externally appears to have good build quality and has a reassuring heft to it.
Good luck 👍🏼
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Appreciate the reply. It won’t be used loads so it needs to be my next purchase I think
The entire line of Seesii is being a Makita Knock Off it doesn't matter the model. So that part of the video was kind of frustrating. Seesii is Knock Off Makita smh
.......and the best as said genuine Makita batteries fit, don't be sniffy about it nade I China, IT WORKS