Testing the Milwaukee 2754 3/8 impact

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NicholasShetleyMember since Nov 2013

While I was shooting the video of the 1/2 impacts earlier today I also shot one of the new gen 2 fuel 3/8 impact. I compared it to my old craftsman c3 1/2 impact and it is rated at 200 ft lbs. once I start using it more I will keep you guys updated on how it does. At some point I will also try and compare it to the snap on 18v 3/8 impact.

 

unclebudMember since Dec 2015

I have had the 2754 for about a month. I am a mechanic at a Caterpillar dealership, and I like it a lot. It is very strong. I really like the mode 4 which stops the impact the fastener makes contact with whatever you are screwing it into. Makes it handy when you are putting in bolts such as head bolts before you grab the torque wrench and finish.

JimboS1iceMember since Sep 2015

I want the 2754 to replace my Dewalt 886 hack

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Mondo1310Member since Jun 2015

This one was on my list until you guys voted me to win the Rockwell 1/2 impact which has worked perfectly for me so far. I have my eye on the 2763 now. 

LoganMember since Jun 2015

Great video 

John GlasseyMember since Jan 2014

Thanks Nicholas, I like to see how the 2454 3/8″ 12v I just picked would do. It’s only rated 1400 inch lbs. of course that’s only have the power.

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NicholasShetleyMember since Nov 2013

I finally got to use this impact today and it definitely has some power. I used it to remove a rear end cover and an axle on a 2000 Chevy one ton 4wd. The truck had a full floating axle so they unbolt from the wheel hubs and pull out. While I was next to the wheel I figured I would try it on a lug nut and if also took it off no problem too. All of this was on a compact battery too.

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