Yep, a "custom" two tier ramp for clearance. Like the air jack , will it work on the center jack points ?I use this air jack with jack stands and a set of ramps
I've never tried it on the center points, but I guess it would work when deflated it's about 3" high and it's a 2 tons jack. I have different size adapters for it also.
They sell these with double square adaptorUsing beam torque wrench for oil drain plug.
You can't see the beam pointing lbs / foot. Use a marker on the back
Oh yes ! I did not know. This tool have more than 30 years old
Around $30. At Canadian Tire this week
If I understand well your question
Cool, thanks for the pic -- this is helpful.
It is a impact driver for wood screw, not strong enough for wheels nut. And you can't fit socket. just screw bits.
The one on the left is not strong enough for wheel lug nuts but is very useful around the house, it's small and light. I think that Makita makes a smaller 1/2" drive. The 1/2" drive (on the right) is good for lug nuts, it's 740 Ft-Lbs. but heavy.Cool, thanks for the pic -- this is helpful.
I guess my question really is, we saw a two-tool kit with a drill and impact driver. Basically, the one in the middle (not highlighted) and the one on the left (circled) in your photo.
What I'd like to know is, between the two I've highlighted, is the driver on the left good enough for doing car work like lug nuts, or should I use the heavier-duty one on the right?
You're right, the electric ones are cheaper, but I prefer cordless.I bought a good 350 lbs impact driver with cable for $75 cnd special sale.
Work great for wheel nut.
Battery impact wrench are very expensive ; here a 325 lbs
