01-28-2013, 04:03 PM
My Ryobi has worked out awesome. I use the Ryobi one+ tools. Cheap (I consider these disposable since stuff at the track gets beat up/borrowed a LOT).
I have had the impact about a year, love how light it is and breaks off lug nuts and some fasteners. Still not a replacement for a breaker bar or a Snap-On 1/2 drive. I have used Dewalts, about the same power, feels sturdier, but is heavier. Never owned one myself, and I am not a contractor. I liked the availability of Ryobi in my local HD.
No problems out of my ryobi stuff (even though I expected it). After having my ryobi impact for about a year and a half, I finally went and got the rest of the setup (right-angle drill, drill, sawzall, angle grinder). Works great around the house and at the track. No problems during any of my renovations and track use.
I have had the impact about a year, love how light it is and breaks off lug nuts and some fasteners. Still not a replacement for a breaker bar or a Snap-On 1/2 drive. I have used Dewalts, about the same power, feels sturdier, but is heavier. Never owned one myself, and I am not a contractor. I liked the availability of Ryobi in my local HD.
No problems out of my ryobi stuff (even though I expected it). After having my ryobi impact for about a year and a half, I finally went and got the rest of the setup (right-angle drill, drill, sawzall, angle grinder). Works great around the house and at the track. No problems during any of my renovations and track use.
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