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Parkside 20V Cordless Vehicle Impact Wrench

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Parkside 20V Cordless Vehicle Impact Wrench

£69.99

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Battery and charger included
Powerful impact wrench with high torque (max. 400Nm) for vehicle wheel assembly
Cell balancing - longer battery life, increased battery lifespan
Longer battery running time and life span thanks to cell balancing
Maximises the charge potential
5 torque levels: 100/150/200/300/400Nm (including memory function)
With external square tool holder (½")
Integrated LED work light for optimal view when working
Practical belt clip on the housing with bottle opener
Switch for forward/reverse rotation
Adjustable control of the rotation speed and impact rate via the trigger
Handle and housing with non-slip soft grip
Includes 20V battery (4Ah) and charger (4.5A)
3-stage LED battery status display on the battery
Charger with automatic charge switch-off and LED charge indicator
In a practical storage case
Battery: 20V Li-Ion (4Ah)
Torque: max. 400Nm
No-load rotation speed: 0-2300rpm
Impact rate: 0-3000bpm
Torque: 5 levels (100/150/200/300/400Nm)
Included accessories: 4 sockets (17/19/21/23 - each 75mm long)
Running time: 50 mins (4Ah battery)/100 mins (8Ah battery)
Charging time: 60 mins (4Ah battery)/120 mins (8Ah battery)
Battery compatible with all tools in the “X 20V Team” series
Recommended battery: 20V (4Ah)
3-year warranty

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14th Apr
Are these any good?. I've got all makita lxt tools but can't justify makita prices for a comparable 400nm impact wrench for the times I'll use it.
14th Apr
Have had mine about 2 years. Works really well. Probably wouldn't last in a professional environment but for DIY car stuff excellent
15th Apr
I can't understand why people are struggling with these? I've used mine for seized suspension bolts, subframes, wheels etc.

Maybe they don't understand how these are supposed to work or are not holding them right?

Impact wrenches work with lots of relatively small taps which slowly loosens the fastening. You might need to keep it banging away for a minute or so but it will come.

It's not like say a screwdriver which works on torque alone.

Great tool. Had mine for a couple of years now.
15th Apr
Mines been great too, I have a feeling people just buy these to remove air impacted wheel nuts from a garage which this will 100% struggle on.
14th Apr
I had one for a few years,
If the bolts are really tight, it won't undo it.
It's ok but may need breaker bar to loosen tight bolts, have a torque wrench to tighten to correct torque, don't trust torque setting on this.
The main powered version is much more powerful.
14th Apr
You must always torque up your wheel bolts/nuts with a torque wrench. Should go without saying!
14th Apr
I find mine is great but with the included impact sockets it would not remove wheel nuts.i purchased some thin wall deep impact sockets and now it removes them with ease.
14th Apr
Crap, won't remove wheel nuts on our cars without cracking them manually.
14th Apr
Mine does mine without any issue and I've used it on rusted on bolts. Sounds like your wheel bolts are being over torqued
15th Apr
I've owned this for around 2 years now, I'm a car enthusiast and own 3 cars. If you work on your cars in a DIY environment, this is decent for the job. I've used it many times to loosen stubborn bolts I could not get/use my breaker bar. For wheels, it gets the nuts off even though I tighten then without a torque wrench. I have a feeling here that lots of people are trying to use this to remove wheel nuts installed at a garage (where they use an air impact gun).

Personally if I have a difficult nut I need to remove, I firstly resort to a breaker bar in the first instance as you can 'feel' the nut without rounding it. However, I've used this a few times for situations I needed an impact and it's been faultless. £70 with a battery and charger is pennies.
15th Apr
I am exactly the same as you, car enthusiast whose owned one for a few years. Always does me proud. For £70 it will do what its supposed to do and then some.

As you have said if trying to crack a wheel nut from a garage your literally trying to compete against an air powered tool for £70. Good luck with that! Worse part is every know-it-all on here recommending Dewalt when it costs double without a battery or charger.
14th Apr
Not bad powerful enough but if your bolts are seized then best use a breaker bar.
14th Apr
400nm not good enough to open wheels nuts still you have to use other options to do manually
14th Apr
I use a wheelbrace to change my wheels twice a year. Not measured it but probably a radius of 200mm. If I can get over 400mn, I must be really strong, that’s a force of 2000mn?
14th Apr
Don't bother, total waste of money, makes a lot of noise but wheelnuts need to be practically loose for this to have any effect. Got lots of other parkside tools in this range but this one was a major disappointment If you need one of these you had better save up for a Dewalt or similar.
And I think they have put the price up by 10 or 20 quid. (edited)
14th Apr
Any recommendations for a dewalt model? I want to carry a spare one in the car in case of emergency tyre change.
15th Apr
Impact bolts with this are a must buy. I purchased sone sealey ones from amazon for around £20. It saves time n alot of energy using this, but first you loosen with a breaker bar n whizz off with these.
16th Apr
The whole point of an impact wrench is that they make breaking bolts loose easier. You should not have to use a breaker bar, apart from when you cannot get the impact into a tight spot. (edited)
16th Apr
they seem to be managing to be man enough already with breaker bars?
17th Apr
they is the 18v version breaker bars
14th Apr
The electric one is ok the cordless is a waste of time.
14th Apr
It's rubbish. They lie in description. It states it's powerful and then 400Nm which is not powerful at all. I use DeWalt one and a this is the thing you want (especially with old model going much cheaper and it's more than capable.)
14th Apr
Which model?
14th Apr
Handy tool to have in my experience. Have a flat tyre changed with the quickness, especially handy at 2am half way up a mountain at - 7.
14th Apr
'2am half way up a mountain at - 7'.........do you not need to sort eyesight out first or your sat nav?
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14th Apr
Thanks for the comments fellas. Looks like a good DIY by comments but for jobs that needs high torque it would be not good.
14th Apr
I have one for when I work on my car, if I could go back I would have purchased something more expsensive and powerful. Not as powerful as I would have hoped, struggles with wheel nuts and rusted bolts.
15th Apr
I had the same experience with it. When It struggled to loosen alloy bolts, then I decided that it was not worth that money, so send it back to lidl under a warranty as claimed that tool is clearly underperforming, and they accepted it back with no doubt. Got myself dewalt twice expensive, but he's a bad ass compared to Parkside.
14th Apr
I saw this today and decided not to buy. As anyone experience of the Screwfix erbauer one? I have batteries and charger for other tools so might be a better buy.
screwfix.com/p/e….ds
15th Apr
part of the X20V range. The Parkside website promotes the interchangeability of the products battery wise but the problem is Lidl UK do not have mail order so you could be waiting months to add to your collection.
I'll stick to Einhell.
17th Apr
Just get this amazon.co.uk/dp/…_it

And don't forget the voucher.

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