What is the best budget cordless impact wrench on the market?

[r5gtt]

Yeah when £600 means nothing ^^^ 

[tommygti]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/DeWalt-DCF880M2-18v-XR-Compact-Impact-Wrench-2-x-4-0ah-Li-Ion-/350703932488?hash=item51a7955448:g:1vMAAOSwJQdXCgTC

i just got a brand new one of these for £200 came up on a local facebook site 

Thats a bargain

[Andy]

If be looking at Milwaukee


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Getting the milwaukee or the ingersoll rand one next

[StuF]

I have the cordless Clark 24v impact driver from machine mart, comes complete with two batteries and some sockets
Cant fault it for the price

https://www.machinemart.co.uk/p/clarke-cir220-24v-cordless-impact-wrench-2/?da=1&TC=GS-060810635&gclid=COqNkeDhx8wCFW8o0wodZ_sIjQ

[r5gtt]

^^^ That's the one I have if they haven't changed anything g about it over 7 years and worth the money.

[andyR43]

If you're on a budget go Clark or Sealey, if not it's Milwaukee all the way.

[GYG30]

I work on the overhead powerlines and we use 18v makita's. They get some stick and don't let us down even with 3.0ah batteries.

[andyR43]

I work on the overhead powerlines and we use 18v makita's. They get some stick and don't let us down even with 3.0ah batteries.

I'm a shopfitter and have £000's of pounds worth of Makita lxt 18v cordless kit. It's good but I also have 11 dead 3.0ah batteries sat up in the attic, the 4.oah batteries are far more reliable.

[tommygti]

Too much to choose from  Ive temporarily managed to fix my clarke (plug in) impact wrench so we'll see how long this holds up. It'll give me some time to save up more pennies.