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#21
Dec 23 2016 10:26pm
Quote (F150 @ Dec 23 2016 03:23pm)
i only got a couple 3/4 that are very common shop has the rest

I wanna get a full set one day but that can wait

And my 3/4 keeps breaking the reducers I've tried a couple different brands, if I turn it down a little it's fine but on full blast it breaks reducers, I think a lot has to do with the insane air compressor, Bc at my old job I didn't break near as much stuff


Yeah run that bitch at 90 psi like it says lol
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#22
Dec 26 2016 05:56pm
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Yeah run that bitch at 90 psi like it says lol


Fuck it. let'er eat
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Dec 26 2016 08:02pm
Quote (jimmyhoud @ Dec 26 2016 06:56pm)
Fuck it. let'er eat


If you need to crank a 3/4" impact past 90 psi you should probably put some heat on it and reassess.
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Dec 27 2016 07:59am
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If you need to crank a 3/4" impact past 90 psi you should probably put some heat on it and reassess.


You haven't seen my old bolt twister then lol. I bought a 1.5" drive Ingersoll-Rand impact like 5 years ago when I was still wrenching on the farm equipment.

Now I just use it for twisting off bolts rather than torching them. It runs on 130 psi and IIRC peak torque is just north of 3500 ft lbs :rofl:

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#25
Dec 27 2016 08:10am
ive never needed over 1" drive
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Dec 27 2016 09:36am
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You haven't seen my old bolt twister then lol. I bought a 1.5" drive Ingersoll-Rand impact like 5 years ago when I was still wrenching on the farm equipment.

Now I just use it for twisting off bolts rather than torching them. It runs on 130 psi and IIRC peak torque is just north of 3500 ft lbs :rofl:


We use those to open railcar hoppers at work. They have it mounted on a little cart haha
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Dec 27 2016 11:32am
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We use those to open railcar hoppers at work. They have it mounted on a little cart haha


One of the best purchases I've ever made.

Don't use it a lot but when you need it. It's a life saver. Kind of hard on the wrists though... Thing weighs a ton.
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Dec 27 2016 11:42am
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One of the best purchases I've ever made.

Don't use it a lot but when you need it. It's a life saver. Kind of hard on the wrists though... Thing weighs a ton.


Hence the cart lol. We use one of these with a 1" air hose adapted to it.


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#29
Dec 27 2016 11:59am
Pretty much, mine's just older is all
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#30
Jan 1 2017 12:20pm
how durable is the IR series of guns?
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