Ingersoll Rand 212 3/8" Air Impact Wrench, 150 ft-lbs Max Torque, Super Duty, Pistol Grip

Like everything about the I.R. air impact. Great price.

This thing is great for installing hardware where you don't want too much torque applied. I wouldn't use it on lug nuts but for general auto work its great. It does eat up air so you need a real compressor.

Very dependable impact.Great value

It has the power to do the job on rusted hardware. It is small in size for working in tight areas, lightweight and it has good balance in the hand. I am glad I discovered this model. I only wish I had noticed there was a purchase option that included a red protector sleeve for the body of the wrench so I could save on the shipping cost. I highly recommend this model for its intermediate torque capability (I have two other air impact wrenches: flipper style and a 3/4-inch heavy duty style).

We purchased our first one in June of 2022 and it broke and would not function within the first 3 weeks.We decided it may have just been a "bad" one so we returned and receive a replacement unit in early July.that unit has now broke and it is 2 days past the return window. Do not purchase this unit

I bought this impact a couple years ago and use it almost every day at work. It's a lot smaller than some of the other impacts out there so it can get into much tighter spots. It doesn't have a whole lot of power, but I guess thats the price of the compact design. It does get the job done in most situations though and I can still zip out driveline bolts on 40 foot buses no problem. I've had no problems with it over the last 2 years. Just make sure to oil all your air tools regularly and they will last a long time.

In my opinion, this is by far the best gun for the money on the market. It's ugly and kind of clunky, but the last one I had lived twelve years with nearly daily use. The only reason my old one needed replacing is because I dropped it from and insane height and it didn't survive. The most important things to remember with any air tool is to try to eliminate moisture in the air system and keep them oiled. I expect this new gun to last at least another twelve years. I'm very rough on tools and they have to be fairly well built in order to live in my world. This little gun has my respect, and so does it's bigger brother the IR 231C. Yeah yeah, it's kind of a single action revolver in a semi-auto world, but it has always served it's purpose perfectly, unless abused.

The red protective cover fit great. Pumped the hammer full of grease, oiled it and started using it. I repair heavy trucks. It has great power, easy to handle and definitely lives up to the Ingersoll brand I've come to know over the last 40+ years as a mechanic.Thanks so much!