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I use the BTW251Z Makita 18v Impact Wrench. I use a fair bit of there Li range so it made sence and i saw a WRC team using it so that sold me on it. At

[quote="Ian200sx"]I use the BTW251Z Makita 18v Impact Wrench. I use a fair bit of there Li range so it made sence and i saw a WRC team using it so that sold me on it. At

My brother is in the building trade and also uses Makita stuff, and fair doos I'm sure its mega but I bought this just to change some wheels etc at Sprints so thought it was worth the gamble at the price it is.

Sems to get good reviews online etc so we'll see how it goes, probably more than good enough for what I need it for!

i have a cheap clarke 24v impact and for the money its really good and come in handy so many times , but as you logan i only use it occasionally

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To be honest, I couldn't warrant the difference in money a couple of years ago and as I don't datalogue my pit stops, I decided to spend the extra

would be interested in knowing how you get on with it as its a bargin price. will it break off wheel nuts? I spent ages reading up on different ones but have a soft spot for makita Li gear as they are the best in my trade at the moment.

The Rolson one has done the honours for me over the last two or three years. Also used it when breaking the GTR and Betty.