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Usually ships in 1 business days | | | | | | The DeWalt DW293 heavy-duty 7.5 amp 1/2-inch impact wrench with hog ring anvil is capable of 345 lbs./ft. of deliverable torque in forward and reverse. Key features include a 1/2-inch hog ring anvil for secure socket retention, an AC/DC forward/reverse rocking switch, and a soft grip handle for superior ergonomics. This wrench offers a no-load speed of 2,100 RPM and can produce 2,700 impacts per minute. With ball bearing construction for increased durability, this wrench measures 11-1/2 inches long and weighs seven pounds. | | | |
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| | Product Details | | Product Length: | 10.88 inches | | Product Width: | 13.06 inches | | Product Height: | 4.88 inches | | Product Weight: | 7.5 pounds | | Package Length: | 13.2 inches | | Package Width: | 10.8 inches | | Package Height: | 4.8 inches | | Package Weight: | 8.35 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 7 reviews |
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| | Features | Capable of 345 lbs./ft. of deliverable torque in forward and reverse1/2-inch hog ring anvil for secure socket retention7.5 Amp motor performs at 2,000 RPM and produces 2,700 impacts per minuteSoft grip handle for superior ergonomicsMeasures 11-1/2 inches long and weighs seven pounds
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6 of 6 found the following review helpful:
Works great for me. Apr 27, 2010
By B. Little
I've had this for about a year and it works great. I recently used it to strip apart a rusted Datsun 1970 240Z...it broke free and removed body bolts that hadn't moved in 40 years with ease...saving my wrists. If you're looking for a flashy Nascar speed wrench for your wheel lugs this may not be it. It IS a powerful electric impact wrench though. I have read the model 293 was souped up to replace the model 292 which had mediocre ratings. Best tool money I've spent in a while...saved me from having to buy a compressor.
4 of 5 found the following review helpful:
 345 ft. lbs? - Probably not Dec 17, 2010
By Richard Fallstich
"Transplant Recipient"
I also purchased this electric impact wrench to avoid messing around with a compressor and pneumatic wrench. I have separate sets of summer and winter tires each mounted on their own rims. I always use a torque wrench when replacing wheels for the season, or detailed cleaning, etc. The only time they are possibly not properly torqued is at State inspection time - 1x/year in PA.
The DeWalt tool has never been able to break the wheel nuts loose after a few days of the nuts being properly torqued. The nuts are steel and the wheels aluminum, and maybe some galvanic corrosion is taking place. But it's hard to believe that it takes more than the rated 345 ft-lbs to loosen the nuts. I use an 18" breaker bar to overcome the initial loosening, then use the DeWalt wrench. It does make the job faster in that respect; eliminating the spinning by hand. At least I get some use out of the tool, but it's disappointing that it won't work fully as intended.
4 of 5 found the following review helpful:
345 ft. lbs? Yeah right. Apr 09, 2010
By trmzel
I really wanted to like this product. I really wanted it to work. I was going to use it to take off a crank pulley bolt (approx. 120ft. lbs of torque). I knew that I might be pushing it, but I didn't want to buy a compressor because I wanted something quiet.
After buying it, I took it home and was excited to use it. I decided to go ahead and use it to take off of my lug nuts. That's when the problems happened. It wouldn't take them off. I hand torqued the lug nuts to 85 ft. lbs. the day before. The day before I couldn't get the crank pulley bolt off with a breaker bar (probably over torqued from previous service), that's why I was in the market for this. The point is that it wouldn't remove something that was tightened at 85ft. lbs. If it wouldn't remove the lug nuts, it obviously wouldn't remove the crank pulley bolt.
I do not recommend this product at all, especially since it didn't take off my lug nuts. I've read bad reviews before of it, but thought people were simply biased towards air tools; they were right.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 The best impact wrench for heavy lags Apr 17, 2012
By J.Carver
I'm a carpenter and I've been using this wrench for years now without a single problem. I like to predrill my holes with a size down from the lag I use. It has never failed to drive a lag or completely tighten a bolt, no matter how large or the material. The best thing about impact wrenches VS 1/2" drill is how the torque is applied. With a 1/2" drill you get your arm jerked out of the socket every time you drive a lag. With an impact there is no torque twist at the drill handle. You can stand at the top of a ladder, reach out and drive a lag with one arm and NO danger, just predrill that baby and you're good to go. This drill is bullet-proof.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Wish I had it sooner Aug 23, 2011
By cap.Neil
After having "no luck" with getting 2 very tight bolts loose, I decided to by a Dewalt DW293. While waiting for it to arrive, I live on an island in the Caribbean,so shipping takes time. I asked my son to help me. We were not successful.
When the impact wrench arrived , my son and I tried again. It took only a minute and both bolts were out.
My sons comment, Gee dad that was painless.
Have used it many times since, very happy, and would recommend it to a friend.
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