Milwaukee M18 FUEL 3/8" Compact Impact Wrench with Friction Ring - No Charger, No Battery, Bare Tool Only

No soy profesional, lo uso para cosas de casa y en mi auto. Hasta ahora la he usado para remover birlos de una camioneta que a mano no podía, ya que los apretaron con una pistola neumática en el taller, los quitó sin problema alguno.

This tool is a must have for DIY mechanical jobs. It powers out most bolts and is my go to for unfastening. Very reliable and powerful.

Best adult purchase ever made. If you’re thinking about it, then do it! Compact size with a lot of torque. Not too heavy but solid.

Una herramienta muy compacta y con fuerza para apretar y aflojar tornillos. Me encanta esta marca

I won't continue to gush on the quality, power, ergonomics, and well-thought design of Milwaukee cordless power tools. I and others have done plenty of that. I will say that I almost bought the hefty full torque (1200 or something lb-ft or torque) or mid-torque (like 400 or 600 or something lb-ft) which are of course larger and heavier. If you don't have big trucks, are working on passenger cars like sedans, coupes, CUVs, or anything based on a car platform and not a truck chassis, anything beyond this is certainly fun and impressively powerful but overkill for passenger vehicle maintenance and may be too large or unwieldy in tighter access spaces. At 240 lb-ft, it's sufficient for lug nuts, suspension, more delicate jobs, etc., and is lighter weight and shorter depth to allow for better access. It'll do just about anything on a standard car except perhaps really heavily torqued large fasteners like an axle nut (over 300 lb-ft or so). For that seldom need I still have my old relic heavy air impact gun. One day I may buy one of the heavier Milwaukee M18 cordless impacts just for that type of occasional purpose, but it will never see as much use as this one and my 1/4 hex driver. I hope this helps with your selection. It's a little powerhouse that's more than sufficient for 90% of car maintenance.