Bill Miller
New member
I've got the same electric one that Jeff has, and I like it. Although, it will struggle w/ really tight lug nuts (almost left out the 'lug' ). As anyone that saw us swap the tranny at the VIR 13 hr knows, we needed the air gun w/ the N2 bottle to get the p/s off. I haven't 'pulled the trigger' on a cordless, but if I find the right deal on an 18v DeWalt, I'll get it. I only need the gun, as I have 8-10 batteries already.
For pneumatic, it's hard to beat an IR gun for the $$$. I've used the Snap-On guns, and they are nice, but they're a lot of $$ for something you're not going to use every day. Hard to beat an IR 231. I've got an old Craftsman that I bought 20 years ago (I think it was made by C-P) that works fine. Needs some air behind it for really tough stuff, but it gets the job done.
For pneumatic, it's hard to beat an IR gun for the $$$. I've used the Snap-On guns, and they are nice, but they're a lot of $$ for something you're not going to use every day. Hard to beat an IR 231. I've got an old Craftsman that I bought 20 years ago (I think it was made by C-P) that works fine. Needs some air behind it for really tough stuff, but it gets the job done.