I brought one of these cheap Hong Kong tools for £46!!! To remove the wheel the wheel nuts of a lorry that had been sat abandoned for 20+ years and let me tell you that they were rusted and stubborn. This cheap tool removed them with ease...no problems at all. The best cheap tool that i have ever invested in. All the best from the UK.
This tool is used just like an air impact gun except it is used by hand. When you tighten the nuts use the same force as when you loosened them or you may snap the studs off.
Reminds me of a vid i saw of a guy breaking steel rods using motors and lego gears. He even built a “Googol:1 ratio device” (a googol is 10 to the 100th power).
I remember, as a small boy, asking my dad about gear ratios. He told me: "If you geared it with enough reduction, your wristwatch could move a car up a steep hill. And, since you are young; you might live long enough to see it reach the top."
Hey I was doing change brake pads but that truck has same what u doing that my first time do that but I don’t have tool for that one I have to order it . when take off nuts and budd studs . What best way when put it back must have tool to hold budd studs or just put it back as like put nuts back air impact... like 8 budd studs use air impact then 8 nuts use air impact again .
I’ve never had a lug nut this thing couldn’t remove. If they’re really rusted on then you may have to heat them with a torch. Otherwise a regular air gun will do.
I got one of them I'll give it away that thing slipped off and slapped my hand against the wheel busted 3 of my fingers wide open but it does work well LESSON LEARNED DON'T LET IT SLIP
I brought one of these cheap Hong Kong tools for £46!!! To remove the wheel the wheel nuts of a lorry that had been sat abandoned for 20+ years and let me tell you that they were rusted and stubborn. This cheap tool removed them with ease...no problems at all. The best cheap tool that i have ever invested in. All the best from the UK.
I got one of these torque multipliers and it's awesome. I took mine apart and filled it with moly EP grease.
Semi nuts, we put them on about 600 pounds. Incase others may wonder. But that nut buddy, is an awesome tool.
I’ll have to check mine for Greece I bought one and haven’t used it yet. I’m glad you pointed that out.
I have never even hear of a torque multiplier. Thats awesome! I will have one of those 👍
Thanks for the tip about Greasing it, I'll check mine out.
This tool is used just like an air impact gun except it is used by hand. When you tighten the nuts use the same force as when you loosened them or you may snap the studs off.
Yes. 175 nm is equal to 129 ft lbs. It will loosen and tighten to about 300 ft lbs. which is what most semi truck lug nuts are torqued to.
There’s a big snap ring that you need a big snap ring pliers to remove. Any auto parts store sells them.
Reminds me of a vid i saw of a guy breaking steel rods using motors and lego gears. He even built a “Googol:1 ratio device” (a googol is 10 to the 100th power).
Link?
I remember, as a small boy, asking my dad about gear ratios.
He told me:
"If you geared it with enough reduction, your wristwatch could move a car up a steep hill. And, since you are young; you might live long enough to see it reach the top."
Dang next on my list I mean I don't drive 18 wheelers but do work on tractors etc 😁 mucha gratz
Hey I was doing change brake pads but that truck has same what u doing that my first time do that but I don’t have tool for that one I have to order it . when take off nuts and budd studs . What best way when put it back must have tool to hold budd studs or just put it back as like put nuts back air impact... like 8 budd studs use air impact then 8 nuts use air impact again .
As you see in the video, it also works on bud studs.
I wouldn’t recommend using an air gun on this tool. The gears are crudely made and wouldn’t hold up to the impact.
nice. thanks for sharing :D
Thank you for this😊
I have some stuck nuts holding the wheels on my ferguson 35 tractor. Would this take such nuts?
It should remove any lug nut although if there is significant rust they may need some heat from a torch so the studs won’t snap off.
Thanks!
dont forget the antisieze
John, what tool or tool did you use to get that tab off to grease the inside?
tools
Probably snap-ring pliers, local automotive store.
I used a big crescent wrench and a farm jack to turn it lol
I couldn't get my budd lights off on my skoolie bus with a ten foot cheater and one inch breaker bar. This thing did it with one hand!
Yes. Amazing tool. Make sure you grease it well.
What do you use if the torque multiplier dosent work either
I’ve never had a lug nut this thing couldn’t remove. If they’re really rusted on then you may have to heat them with a torch. Otherwise a regular air gun will do.
@@JohnVH-diy I think I might need to replace mine then and the air impact I had was going out but thanks for the video it helped a lot
3:35 ouch...
Where d’you get those special easy-off gloves
Lol. Rubber gloves are supposed to keep your hands clean but when you’re working on heavy equipment they don’t last long.
I got one of them I'll give it away that thing slipped off and slapped my hand against the wheel busted 3 of my fingers wide open but it does work well LESSON LEARNED DON'T LET IT SLIP
I'll take it😆
Send shipping and handling I swear you can have it
@@speedball365 how much and where do I send it? Cashapp? PayPal?
I'm in Mississippi
@@speedball365 I'm in east Florida. You can probably ship it in a flat rate priority mail box.
What’s the name of that tool?
Torque multiplier
Steel or Iron?
It seems to be a crude casting.Possibly cast iron.
Wow!!!!??!??!!!!!......😮😶😳 I could of been doing that for 37 years?🧐🤨😠I been working my ass off
Get on with it!!!
Auch el golpe en la canilla me dolio hasta ami😅👍
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My truck guy puts them on at over 700 ftlbs. Total nonsense. The book says 35- ftlbs.
Name plizz
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Sorry I don’t speak Corona /s
@@spicysrirachamilkshake8167 you just talk shite
What size socket is that
It comes with several sizes of sockets. Mine was cheap and I had to buy more.
Ha!
Good thing you used latex gloves.
Otherwise, you might have gotten your fingers dirty. 😜
Yea, they’re special safety gloves. 😂 Like the Pakistani truck channel safety flip flops.
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