Astro Pneumatic Tool 1838 Onyx 3/8" Nano Angle Impact Wrench - 415ft/lb

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Don't buy the 3/8 drive unit has way to much power,get 1/2 drive.Has alot of power,just as it says.I use mine lots in a truck shop!

I bought the 3/8 inch drive ONYX 1838 Astro first... then I bought the 1/2 inch drive 1832 Astro, the 1/2 inch Thor 1894 impact wrench, the Astro 222 angle and straight die grinders and the Astro 208 3" cut off tool. Have all of these types of tools; but, the ONYX brand is much better than the CP and IR tools for torque and basic functionality. The price was very reasonable for all of these tools, much less money for a much better air tool. I retired some of my older CP and IR impacts and die grinders and I am very happy with the ONYX brand. I had to grind away the recessed pocket in the die grinders for the handles... kept biting my fingers when I squeezed the lever; but, the die grinders and angle cut-off are quiet and very powerful. I have an IR, Air Cat and Earthquake 1/2 inch drive impacts that I have no need of now... the Thor is so much better for removing wheel lugs and such, lots of torque and power. I have a lot of all sorts of pneumatic tools, I am now sold on the ONYX brand. The little angled 1832 1/2 inch and the 1838 3/8 inch impact wrenches are very unique, they are not a pneumatic ratchet wrench, they will both take off wheel lugs as well as some of my big IR and CPs do. I did not think I needed any new pneumatic tools; but, after the purchase of the little 3/8 inch 1838 I realized I was not using the best. I use them constantly... may as well have the best and the price of all of them was very reasonable.

To those that have said "it doesn't have power"...yall arent supporting it properly. Our shop air is 160psi with 200gal tank. Got it yesterday and today i used it to remove the whole drivetrain out of an 07 dodge 3500hd 4wd with 6.7 liter cummins. It never even broke of sweat. I cant get over the power for its size, tip of anvil to back of the body is the same length as the width of a business card (not joking, air sport case for reference). Light weight and small size it fits in alot of tight places and doesn't cause any fatigue with extended use.

Came in Damaged box. Tool defective. I thought to myself, just a scratch no big deal. So a few days gose by, time to use my new tool. Hook it up to the compressor, nothing but air at the air outlet. No power at the anvil. Nothing! So I was like maybe it my compressor. Looked at the gauge 90psi all good there. Grab my other tool and it works just fine.