ACDelco ANI405A Heavy Duty Twin Hammer ½” 500 ft-lbs. 5-Speed Pneumatic Impact Wrench Tool Kit

I had a stubborn (and rusted) blade bolt on my riding lawn mower that I tried everything to get loose... nothing worked. My last attempt before bringing the mower to a repair shop was to try this impact gun. First try once my compressor reached 100psi and the bolt came out in seconds. Solid tool that worked masterfully. Highly recommend if one has a tough bolt to extract!

Awesome tool and works as it should. No issues

This is a good entry level impact. Torque is good for most lugs tightness. I have an issue with the forward/reverse button. Too easy to hit with another part of your body when in use. Meaning if your tightening you can easily switch to loose if you hit it by accident. You need a handle cover in winter because it gets cold. It's also heavy by the end of day your wrist is tired. This is durable I've dropped it many times and still going. Good product.

Good price and works on all the cars and teucks i used it on so far

Do not buy. Bad quality. Broke at first attempt to use.

Just used it for the first time! I have used impact guns in the past. This one works well. Will see how long that continues. Bought a vehicle and the lugs were on TIGHT. This got them off easy. Will need to get some impact sockets before long. Fathers day is coming up!

Let me say first off, as you compare pneumatic impact wrenches, consider your air compressor and line! There are other tools out there that will deliver more power and higher speeds than this one, but they require at least twice as much air flow. A big compressor and a 3/8" line work fine. My 6 gallon pancake compressor and 1/4" air line won't power those. They powered this AC Delco tool just fine. I had some tough lug nuts to get off, it took a few moments on each but I could see the nuts turning ever so slightly with each impact and all 5 did eventually spin free with no damage to the studs.The circular wire clip that keeps the socket seated on the driver was a tough booger and getting the socket on required tapping socket and wrench against the pavement. I feared I'd have to pry it off with a crow bar when done, but I pulled it free by hand. Maybe it won't be so argumentative next time.I like that the body of this tool is metal, not plastic. It's probably "pot metal" and will break if I drop it, but I like the feel of it better than plastic. It's an "old school thing".Since I just got it I can not address durability yet.

Bought air gun last month it a shame they only give u 30 days to return my air gun stopped working rite after 30days junk