Is this product powerful enough to use on removing nuts on car /truck wheels ?
1801481
I don't believe that this compressor can drive air tools of that type. The only air tools that I've used with this unit is smaller paint spraying guns, inflating tires and multiple sizes of air nail guns. That's a good question and I would suggest going to the Bositich web site and sending that question to the Customer Service / Tech Help via the Contacts link. This is a really good compressor, it's fast, designed very well and it's not as loud as prior units that I use to own.
1801482
Most likely not. The compressor exhausts air quickly based on CFM of air tool and size of air tanks. Once that happens the compressor runs and runs to catch up. It may require a wait time for the compressor to fill tanks (2) in order for pneumatic air tool to tighten or loosen car/truck nuts. Suggest larger compressor with larger holding tank. pneumatic air tools that use up large amount of air volume
1801483
Yes, I do that now. Make sure you have a quality impact gun. Low quality guns can use a lot of air with not much result. I use the Ingersoll rand 231c.
866955
It works great for lug nuts, or anywhere you have room to move. I can't torque the nut on my oil pan with it. I use a standard torque wrench for that.
354115
I would assume yes. I used it for DVD cleaning. However. I cleaned approx 10 dvd's and it malfunctioned. The wheels just continually spin and it is not cleaning any longer. I my self was disappointed.
1032217
It would depend on whether you were looking to remove a bit of roughness and polish smooth. Otherwise, if you were looking to remove much material, a cup disc would be better but the variable speed of this tool would be nice to have with that too. What are you trying to accomplish?
2178012
I'm not sure, but you should be able to get that information online under product description. I've used my to take off lug nuts when removing wheel for brake work and other repairs. For its compact size it's a very strong cordless impact!
39281
Yes, this product is stronger than most and consequently more effective than most household cleaners but it would not, I believe, be effective on road tar/asphalt debris, etc. You might be disappointed in its effectiveness. While a superb product for most hard jobs, it is not an industrial grade cleaner which garages / auto repair shops would have access to and use. I use it to clean car drippings off the pavers in my driveway -- a constant battle for me and it is pretty good but not as good as, for example, muratic acid (which is what I believe is used to clean the underbody of cars.
354167
It will pick up acorns but it may hurt the impeller chopping them eventually. The metal impeller is much stronger than the plastic one in my older model that I replaced with this model so it may not be bothered by the nuts.
777692
Greetings,Not sure I would use it on nuts and seeds, they may have too much oils in them and it would be hard to clean the stones. I have only used it to make wet batters and it works great. Hope that helps
1192517
It can. I use it on my truck when I'm doing the brakes. However I suggest using the lug wrench to finish em up to specific torque.
542045
It will remove the lug nuts from MY car which are torqued to the proper 58 lb/ft. If some idiot from a tire change place put them on with his 400 lb/ft. impact wrench, probably not!
1258096
I use mine to remove and replace lug nuts on 1 ton gmc step van, works great and saves my back. Plenty of power
960483
It's not really meant for that, especially large nuts and bolts will damage the tumbler, my garage uses a sonic machine to clean nuts and bolts. It's a real work horse for cleaning brass i've cleaned thousand of rounds with no problem.
2009777
Yes ,this unitcan blow a light to medium layer of dust off a car.Itis powerful enough too do many things.
1126129
You could try it, but my thoughts are it being only 3/8 drive, it may be too light duty to do what you need. Lug nuts are typically tightened to 80-100 ft. lbs., and at that rate should be able to be removed by hand. If your lug nuts are overtightened, you may need the help of a tire shop with industrial air tools to break them free.
1479404
Yes, this kit is a very good one and will allow you to remove and replace the "pressed-in" wheel bearing your car has, without having to use a "shop press". This awesome tool takes the place of an external press by allowing you to keep the hub/knuckle assy' on the car. Just remove the CV axle and hub (using a hub puller) and this tool will pass through the wheel bearing hole, allowing you to extract & replace it using the supplied disks. Thanks for asking your question and please ask further if needed!
131430
I would say yes but not sure. I used it for decal removal from a car. Worked for that!
1624079
It's hard to guarantee that it will remove car lug nuts because there are other factors like age of the car, how much rust is on the threads and how tight were they torqued before. On a newer model car in good condition I would say yes.