racingjoe66
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Has anyone used the roboimpacts on ther HMMWV and kept it stored in the HMMWV for a flat while driving?
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Roboimpact.....any use?
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These things used to be the rage a few years back. I had and sold several. I'd bet quite a few folks still use them. I no longer use one. With the advancements in cordless technology over the last few years, they are now capable of the same job. I cut the cord and airhose on my small powertools.
racingjoe66
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I was thinking the same thing. I usually carry my Dewalt impact with me when on long road trips.
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Depending on the voltage of the tool, there is another option. Years back I bought a Rigid 18V drill and subsequently a recip saw. The batts failed fast and the lifetime service agreement was a lifetime hassle. The tools went to the out of service box then I had a brainstorm. I gutted a battery and added a cord with a slave plug. Now I have a set of slave powered tools I never use.
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Sell them in the Ga rally buy,sell,trade thread!
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I am. They are in the back of the bambalance I have listed. Need to generate pics but I'm stuck outside the flaming gates of he77 here in FL.
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the 2011 model specs
Input voltage: 28v
Torque: 350 ft lbs
No load RPM: 2200
BPM: 2000
Input voltage: 28v
Torque: 350 ft lbs
No load RPM: 2200
BPM: 2000