Milwaukee 2962-20 M18 18V Fuel 1/2" Mid-torque Impact Wrench with Friction Ring

I was concerned that this wouldn't have enough power for a warehouse rack installation project I was working on. I was way off. This small tool works harder and better than larger tools. My co-workers are using the larger impact tools from places like Harbor Freight, and this one does the job just as good if not better in a smaller and lighter size. This is the reason I buy Milwaukee tools.

Producto de excelente calidad adquirí una igual hace poco más de un año y hasta el momento me ha funcionado en el día a día sin problemas creo que es la mejor opción en cuanto a una pistola de impacto de este tipo tiene muy buena potencia y se ve muy robusta igual la batería le dura un buen tiempo

Things great. Wish I bought one sooner, I love Milwaukee and this is no exception. Has made working on vehicles that much easier. Definitely will take off some pretty rusty and torqued bolts/nuts. Biggest thing is I’ve been able to take axle nuts off with ease, that is a fight I’ve hated with a passion.

Second one I have had . The first one lasted me 7years . 5 to 7 days a week some times for hours on end .

Es original y viene en su empaque sellado de fabrica

My husband couldn’t be happier!! He’s a big man with big hands so this works so well for those tighter spaces! Very pleased with the quality and performance.

Good impact wrench. No surprises.

Overall I'm pretty satisfied with the mid torque. It's weak for lugnuts IF you use a flip socket, if you use a short socket it works great, and with a long pattern it's still pretty good. The full size one is a beast (I own it and it will rip lugs off a semi) but was giving me tennis elbow from the weight of the thing which is shy I bought the mid torque, For the size this thing is STRONG, and the lights are nice. I do not recommend the milwaukee branded rubber protector, way overpriced, there is one with a skull on it from another company that is available here on amazon that fits great and keeps dirt out of it.I ran into an issue with mine late december 2022, bought it august 2021 so a little less than a year and a half in. My trigger would sometimes do nothing, and it felt like I didn't have much power but honestly at first I didn't think it had enough anyway. I went to the milwaukee site I already have my full size registered, and just had to screenshot the invoice from amazon as proof of purchase. Really the whole warrantee process was no problem at all, fill out the form online, send proof of purchase, wait a couple of hours and they approved it and sent me a shipping label. Dropped it at UPS or Fedex I forget which just before christmas and had it back a couple days after the New Year so considering the holidays etc I was please. They replaced the whole inside as far as I can tell, the rotor for low rpms and the "electronics assembly" for wear. I'm a professional auto technician and use this thing a LOT as you can imagine.Bottom line is that you can't go wrong. Ignore the guy who said the warranty doesn't work, unless you abuse your tool it will be covered so if you drop it or run over it expect to get nowhere, it's not the tools fault. Cost of the parts on the repair invoice were more than I paid for the tool to begin with, and I paid ZERO for the repair. It's a 5 year warranty. Use the right socket and you'll do lugs, and pretty much anything else is cake. I still need my full size from time to time when some ape torques the wheels to 400 or whatever but that is to be expected. Great tool and the company stands behind it, which was a relief as I never had to use their warranty service before and I have a lot of Milwaukee tools and the underhood lamp etc etc it works and thats it.