BESWELL-885 Ft.lbs Max Loosen Torque 1/2" Stubby Size Jumbo Hammer Air Impact Wrench-BW-112B3N

Very small and fits anywhere. No problems at all since day one, its been very reliable.

Great value to torque ratio.I replaced the entire suspension on my 2012 Jeep JK 2 door Sport with this litttle guy.I only needed to use a breaker bar in a few tight spots. Other than that It took off 19,21,22,24,28,36mm nuts no problem. I like it has a switch that allows it to run wide open or partially closed for the smaller nut cases in our lives.I've used it to take my 35" tires off/on again at least 5 times. It's a lot of work replacing every suspension component and other misc. stuff while I was under there so it was a whole lot of pulling wheels off and putting them on again and my 18v Dewalt impact just wasn't getting it done, not to mention the DeWalt weighs 3-4 times as much and runs on batteries.I dropped/tossed/threw it a few times and still looks like new and still works like new.I'd say I've (in hand) used it for several hours and if I include all the time, I spent looking for the correct socket or working on other stuff it was hooked to a 150 psi, 20-gallon compressor for over 40 hours easily. Pics to follow

Build Quality is actually really good with it being really cheap, I have some loud and concerning drops with this thing and then i hook it up to my air hose and it still runs perfect. The size and weight couldn’t be any better, with it being a stubby impact. The speed on this impact is personally a little too much for me but i’ve learned to control it a good amount. To be honest the power on this thing is dang good while I haven’t tried to take crank bolts out with it, it’s got some beans to take off axle nuts and lugs with ease. I use this thing literally everyday for work and it hasn’t given up on me yet. I’ve had this impact for about 4ish months now and this little pocket impact is definitely worth checking out. It’s a little scary how good this impact is.

It works great for the weekend mechanic. One the the best cheapest tools I wished i bought sooner than later. It even works with my crappy little pancake compressor. Just need to wait till the pressure builds up then let it rip. Thank you for making this.

I have an older Campbell Hausfeld impact tool that wouldn't even take lug nuts off my vehicles. This worked like a dream. It has helped with wheel bearing replacement and exhaust work plus all my repair projects.

I needed an inexpensive impact tool specifically to remove a water heater anode rod. The anode rod is notorious for being installed tight at the factory, and corrosion over time makes it even more difficult to loosen. A couple of seconds with this tool with a 1-1/16" socket did the trick. Other than removing a car wheel lug nut on a rare occasion, this tool will be dedicated to anode rod inspection once a year when I flush the water heater. No sense buying something expensive in my situation. Does not come with pneumatic tool oil, so I went to Home Depot and bought a small bottle, then put in 8 drops prior to use.

Very impressive for the money. Hopefully it lasts well for my minor use. Lots of torque as advertised!

I got this for the top nut on the front shocks on my sprinter van. It worked for thar wonderfully. Since then I've taken the tires off and on several times working on different things. Probably the best $38 I've ever spent on amazon.