I just got one of those today! I wanted an E-Impact for light auto work, and thought shit why not...you have to be careful though cause Walmart had 2 versions of the same deal ($94) but one on the shelf only came with 1 battery. The extra batteries retail at $60 too btw so it's a good deal
@@jackman1989 From what I saw you can only get their brushless impact in a kit for $180. Otherwise you can buy their brushless drill individually for like $100. I'm Kinda pissed cause I wanted a cheap impact, and I couldn't find Hart's 1/2 inch cordless and didn't feel like paying double when I really only wanted the 1...
From what I've been seeing in video's, I'd much rather go with a Hart then any of the Harbor Freight power tools. Also picked up an Orginal Hatchet from Depot today 👍
This driver sells for $69 with 2 1.5ah batteries and charger. That's a bargain. I use mine for small engine repair and it pulls all of those fasteners without effort.
I saw how cheap the were selling these at Walmart but my wife wouldn’t let me consider them because they felt cheap. I had to agree with her. I ended up going with a Milwaukee 1/2 inch socket impact driver with a couple 5 amp hour M18s and a charger for a bit over $300. Buy once, cry once. I’m just glad my wife is a fan of me buying higher end stuff.
Dustin Stoecker no but she has three brothers and helped them with a lawn care business when she was a teenager which explains her value in good tools. She also loves when I buy guns. Yes I am a lucky man. We just switched the tires out on my truck and she helped me out.
if you don't have a home Depot near you and you don't want it shipped to you and you need it now and near a Walmart go with hart I figure the prices are going to go down on there tools little bit to be fully competitive
I think the Hart 20v platform will prove to be good tools. They are after all just white Ryobi's. I think Ryobi is a better deal though, in price, avalibility, and support. My main concern with hart would be long term battery support.
That would be a great emergency driver to keep in your car for the money may be never use but could save you on side of road as long as battery was juiced up help remove lug nuts, even if you manually break torque saves time, change alternator, who knows.
Yeah, Modern DIY Projects did the same test on his car using deep sockets and it worked fine for him also. Seems to be good little driver for use around the home garage.
@@michaelcooper9523 hey current state of the US space seems pretty safe in comparison LMAO. But my milwaukee was quite old. It couldn't do what my Hart could but a new milwaukee would destroy the Hart.
Yah the HART is made by TTI the same maker of Ryobi and Milwaukee Impressive I picked up the hyper tough 7pc 20v set Drill/driver ( about as good as a b+d) Impact. (1300 inch/lbs) Sawzaw Work light 2 1.5 amp/hr batteries For $25-$15 depending on store on clearance. Yah I know it’s hyper tough but I am just a DIY not a contractor I got to now see if the hyper tough impact can handle lug nuts now.
Not to shabby. My thoughts still have to wonder how long a life this tool line has. Both batteries and the tools themselves. Its still hard to take any tool seriously that comes from WalMart tho. Can you imagine what the prices will be around Fathers Day?🤣
100 bucks for a craftsman drill and driver combo kit that comes with 2 batteries and charger. Used the impact driver to take off the wheels of my 2500 with the 2.0 amp hr battery. Use my craftsman all the time working on semi's. If your wanting to get into power tools and cheap id go with craftsman, you can get bigger batteries on amazon and you have more power tool options like impact wrenches, drills, bluetooth radios, lights, hell even a leafblower and shop vac. Even for a diy person id rather go with craftsman just because you get 2 power tools, 2 batteries, and a charger and spend just a little more money.
I'm interested in the Hart Impact wrench, but they haven't released it yet. Was hoping to get one for my dad for Christmas but that's a lose for Hart. Those should have been released at launch.
I think I’ll have to buy one here in west texas I’m an industrial electrician I build battery’s and swd salt water disposals the only think I would be worry about is needing a bigger battery like a 5ah battery
Yep if I can take off a 24.5 off a Mac granite.. due to usually being extra dirty ill buy it..but I'm just not so sure..since some smaller air tools won't do it
Boss. Got that Makita 18v X2 lawnmower/Grinder kit ($284) from CPO. Everything new and intact. I know there were issues with other orders. Mine was fine
A brushless impact driver tends to be better overall than the brushed version. A brushless should last longer, give you better battery life, and give you more power.
Lolol..doubt that would happen..unless it's ametuer hour at the job site ...these are not made for jobsite , fine for light trades electricans, plumbers etc ..
I got a job at Meineke and I’m definitely considering one of these, especially because I can still use my Walmart employee discount before my notice will be up. I might use one of these for now and my Kobalt impact wrench. After some time I’m thinking about buying the Ingersoll-Rand thunder gun to be my impact wrench and either keep the Hart driver at the shop or bring it home and have a DeWalt or something else higher quality.
It's $54 for a 2:00 amp hour Hart battery. The only reason I bought the Bauer when I did two years ago it's because the batteries were $20 for 1.5 amp hour and 35 for a 3 amp hour. I have a handful of Milwaukee DeWalt and Makita tools that I don't use because the batteries are so expensive
@@terrybrown5402 yep and 10 years ago when a battery cost $180 for 2 Amazon and eBay weren't selling knock-offs and they had a special chip in them that prevented other batteries from working. I even made batteries and it didn't work. I ended up charging the batteries using my model airplane lithium battery charger. Worked real good until the batteries crapped out. If I was going to recommend anybody buy anything to use I'd say go with DeWalt. Not because they're the best but they're all over pawn shops. Now as far as buying new goes, I've drilled through half inch steel with my Bauer no problems whatsoever and my grinder I was able to cut springs when I had broken Springs on a car I was about to jump so they didn't turn off the tires. I can't imagine much else you can do with them. That one I did Construction and I was climbing telephone poles and using my 18 volt Makita to drill through a pole oh, I don't think the Bauer would do that. What a loan 20 or 30 of them a day on a single charge. But for anything I can do around the house I don't see him breaking anytime soon and if they do I can buy parts for him in the batteries are dirt-cheap if I don't touch him for 10 years
@@toolboss8410 Remember how long it took to get color TV? It's the same thing with power tools. If people keep saying brushed tools are good enough, it will take forever to get all brushless.
They start to hit way harder after some heavy use. Drive 20 or so 4in deck screws then all the grease will be removed from the hammer and anvil so it'll hit harder. Somtimes these impacts are way over packed with grease to make them weaker (and quieter) so they don't interfere with the sales of higher end tools from the same company. You only need a tiny bit of grease for front of the drill. It's only for the bushings not the impact components. So pop off the front cover and if its packed solid scrape out a fair bit of it. Then it should hit super hard.
@@spidesol I took some of the grease out of my ryobi and it definitely hits way harder now. I'm might make a youtube video about how to make one of these drivers hit harder. I'll let you know if I do.
@@spidesol bummer, I'm gonna do some research and hopefully make a video in the next few days. It could also have something to do with the bit your using. If the bit has excessive slop it can weaken the impact. Also try a chrome socket as they are harder but you have to be more careful because they are much easier to break.
I would not buy anything from Walmart I do not like what they stand for what amendment they are against also same thing with Dick's Sporting Goods actually is store it's supposed to be a sporting goods store and it see all the company destroys 5 million dollars of what people come there to shop for you can be against something and not publicize it but since they like to publicize it I want spend my money there
Hart is actually made by the same manufacturer of Ryobi and Milwaukee chek it out that's why there Damm perty good do ure research if u don't believe me
For the impact wrench, battery and charger, it’s at 225. Should I get it? My other option is a brushless kobalt for the same price with a battery and charger
I'm a Ridgid guy myself. I've owned an impact drill and a hammer drill with no issues and batteries still hold their charge pretty long. I use them for auto repairs and i beat the crap out of them!
I bought this and the drill together for a hundred bucks. Ive got myself a hercules impact driver for the more serious stuff. I love the clean look of Hart, I cant wait to own more products from Hart
TOOL BOSS I was thinking they look like ryobi as well. Makes sense isn’t ryobi owned by tti just like the Hart. When I heard tti owned the hart line I was hoping they would be made after the Milwaukee.
I don’t know if you realized it but hart tools are made by TTI the same company that makes Milwaukee tools and other brand of tools I can’t remember what they make except tech correct and tech correct pro hand tools.
I’m now subscribe to your channel keep up the good work you do on your videos. I have a UA-cam channel myself. Ghost police paranormal Investigators you are more than welcome to come over to my channel and check it out.
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If it can take a torqued wheel lug off a truck then the home owner is set!
Mine can't do a fucking thing idk what wrong with it
Tried at 80ft-lb of torque to remove lug nut and didn't budge. A little bummed but works well for all the other smaller stuff in the house
Thanks for taking the time to complete this demo.
No prob Jesse .. thanks for watching
Better off to go with the combo kit comes with a regular drill and another battery for $94 so for $25 more you get another drill and battery
I just got one of those today! I wanted an E-Impact for light auto work, and thought shit why not...you have to be careful though cause Walmart had 2 versions of the same deal ($94) but one on the shelf only came with 1 battery. The extra batteries retail at $60 too btw so it's a good deal
Kits ain't brushless
@@jackman1989 From what I saw you can only get their brushless impact in a kit for $180. Otherwise you can buy their brushless drill individually for like $100. I'm Kinda pissed cause I wanted a cheap impact, and I couldn't find Hart's 1/2 inch cordless and didn't feel like paying double when I really only wanted the 1...
as of the time of this comment or at least 3 days ago the kit only comes with one battery now
$69 and got the impact/2 batteries/ and a fast charger. 👌🏽
Yo Boss! Went to my local Walmart to look at this new tool line. But had leave because they are Hartless.
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Best comment of the year
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Same here bro...nothing at my walmart.
Amos Cardoza lol
I just realized the H in Hart has a hammer and nail in it
Me too, thanks to you.
Hart was originally a framing hammer company. They still make some nice framing hammers.
Me 2,wow
There's an arrow in the FedEx logo and a 666 satan symbol in the taco bell and a freemason apron on the gmail logo
Holy cow that's true!
From what I've been seeing in video's, I'd much rather go with a Hart then any of the Harbor Freight power tools. Also picked up an Orginal Hatchet from Depot today 👍
Yea strictly cause of warranty...unless the price is going to be much cheaper ..in this case ,this Hart Impact does have much more torque
True!!
This driver sells for $69 with 2 1.5ah batteries and charger. That's a bargain. I use mine for small engine repair and it pulls all of those fasteners without effort.
I saw how cheap the were selling these at Walmart but my wife wouldn’t let me consider them because they felt cheap. I had to agree with her. I ended up going with a Milwaukee 1/2 inch socket impact driver with a couple 5 amp hour M18s and a charger for a bit over $300. Buy once, cry once. I’m just glad my wife is a fan of me buying higher end stuff.
Good woman. She got a sister?? Lol my wife always looks at the cheap until i explain to her the differences
Good choice
Dustin Stoecker no but she has three brothers and helped them with a lawn care business when she was a teenager which explains her value in good tools. She also loves when I buy guns. Yes I am a lucky man. We just switched the tires out on my truck and she helped me out.
Lucky bastard
if you don't have a home Depot near you and you don't want it shipped to you and you need it now and near a Walmart go with hart I figure the prices are going to go down on there tools little bit to be fully competitive
I would buy these tools in a Hart Beat!
Good video. Honestly, the Hart tools look far better than I would have thought.
Not bad if you need a tool to throw in the trunk of your car or mid sized SUV. It’s better than reefing on lug nuts in the cold manually.
✌️✌️👍👌 Yea not bad for the $$
Mike Drake true
I think the Hart 20v platform will prove to be good tools. They are after all just white Ryobi's. I think Ryobi is a better deal though, in price, avalibility, and support. My main concern with hart would be long term battery support.
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I just picked one up for $30.00 tonight at Wally World.
That would be a great emergency driver to keep in your car for the money may be never use but could save you on side of road as long as battery was juiced up help remove lug nuts, even if you manually break torque saves time, change alternator, who knows.
Way to go Hart !!! Proving that you have HEART😛😁😍😀 Thanks Bossman.
Hey Rodney thank you very much 👍👍👌🤟
Haha! Hope you like the tools!
Yeah, Modern DIY Projects did the same test on his car using deep sockets and it worked fine for him also. Seems to be good little driver for use around the home garage.
I got the brushless kit. Was a huge upgrade over my Milwaukee 18v impact driver.
Come back down to Earth, not safe out in space.
@@michaelcooper9523 hey current state of the US space seems pretty safe in comparison LMAO. But my milwaukee was quite old. It couldn't do what my Hart could but a new milwaukee would destroy the Hart.
Yah the HART is made by TTI the same maker of Ryobi and Milwaukee
Impressive
I picked up the hyper tough 7pc 20v set
Drill/driver ( about as good as a b+d)
Impact. (1300 inch/lbs)
Sawzaw
Work light
2 1.5 amp/hr batteries
For $25-$15 depending on store on clearance. Yah I know it’s hyper tough but I am just a DIY not a contractor
I got to now see if the hyper tough impact can handle lug nuts now.
Not to shabby. My thoughts still have to wonder how long a life this tool line has. Both batteries and the tools themselves. Its still hard to take any tool seriously that comes from WalMart tho. Can you imagine what the prices will be around Fathers Day?🤣
Well what ever ryobis lifespan is ..same exact tool
That's impressive for a 1/4 inch drive impact. Cant wait to see the the other impacts when they come out.
Yea not bad brother 👍👌🙏🙏
If it makes you feel better, I laughed pretty hard at your broken Hart joke! 🤣
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@@toolboss8410 I'm also a happy Hart tool set owner! 😊
Not bad at all - good to know you can’t over torque them!
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Impressed by your test. Honestly, I was doubtful. 👍👌 Not a bad tool, not bad at all!
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Happy to hear this!
100 bucks for a craftsman drill and driver combo kit that comes with 2 batteries and charger. Used the impact driver to take off the wheels of my 2500 with the 2.0 amp hr battery. Use my craftsman all the time working on semi's. If your wanting to get into power tools and cheap id go with craftsman, you can get bigger batteries on amazon and you have more power tool options like impact wrenches, drills, bluetooth radios, lights, hell even a leafblower and shop vac. Even for a diy person id rather go with craftsman just because you get 2 power tools, 2 batteries, and a charger and spend just a little more money.
Can get Hart drill , Impact combo for $92 with 2 batteries 🤙🤙
But if you end up wanting more power tools like impact wrenches and stuff you will end up going to a whole different line of power tools.
Hart has more tools then Craftsman 👍👍 complete line of 350 tools and accessories. Impact wrench be out in March 👍
This new line looks awesome!
Not bad for the money 👍👌🤙
Hart may be a “cheap Walmart tool” but the brand is actually owned by Milwaukee.
Owned by tti ,not Milwaukee
@@toolboss8410 TTI manages Milwaukee, Ridgid, Ryobi. Technically not owned by Milwaukee, but in the same family.
@@RandomHeroGames tti owns Milwaukee and Hart ..
@@toolboss8410 That's what I mean't. Ignore the "technically not owned" part.
TTI owns them but they use different parts than Milwaukee
If Hart had a Brushless impact driver, I would like to see that on a head to head with the Ryobi brushless impact driver
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They do have brushless
Hart and Ryobi along with Milwaukee are onward by a company called TTI
Good demonstration and video tool boss not bad for the price
1700 inches = 141 lbs of torque
Your a beast bro! Love the story line 😂 you really want to get the donut on it’s freezing 🥶
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I'm interested in the Hart Impact wrench, but they haven't released it yet. Was hoping to get one for my dad for Christmas but that's a lose for Hart. Those should have been released at launch.
I agree 💯👊💪👍
Yankee Deer Hunter that’s what I’m interested in too. And I haven’t heard anything about the release date
Its out now go get it they are amazing
I think I’ll have to buy one here in west texas I’m an industrial electrician I build battery’s and swd salt water disposals the only think I would be worry about is needing a bigger battery like a 5ah battery
4ah is biggest they have as of now ..time will tell if they go bigger 👌👍
Only if they go bigger is what keeps me from getting stuff like this
West Texas whoop! Lubbock texas here. Work for Hamilton Accustical
Yep if I can take off a 24.5 off a Mac granite.. due to usually being extra dirty ill buy it..but I'm just not so sure..since some smaller air tools won't do it
I have vids on there impact wrenchs tommorow
I always leave out milk and cookies for my garbage guys!!!!
I had the brushes to go out on one of my drills Porter Cable and I will never buy a brushed tool ever but I did get thehaert 60pc.impact set for 20.oo
@DJ KEYS...I will have to check that out and I can get away with just spending $20 without my wife fussing...lol
I like the look of it / the color combo.
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Yes, the colors are sharp aren’t they?! Thanks for the feedback!
Why doesn't mine take out lugs D;
I bought an impact/drill combo with 2 batteries and a charger for under $100
Boss. Got that Makita 18v X2 lawnmower/Grinder kit ($284) from CPO. Everything new and intact. I know there were issues with other orders. Mine was fine
Awesome buddy 👍👍 Thanks for update .. we see how it goes next couple of days
Nice deal.. Was that for the "New" mower that came out this year or the old one?
Older one. Tool Boss had the deal a couple weeks back
@toolboss. Need a review on new makita mower coming out in the Spring
@@davidsuarez824 Cool, thanks
Those socket sets are nice got them both, good price also. ❤❤❤
I seen them awhile back in a video and picked them 👊👊
👍👍👌👊 Yea not bad at all
Instablaster
I would prefer a brushless driver
Why ?
A brushless impact driver tends to be better overall than the brushed version. A brushless should last longer, give you better battery life, and give you more power.
Come out to Cali for your test! No frost!!
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When i see snow or david Nicolas's video i am like damn. Glad i am in southern Cali
Imagine being on a job site and everyone has Milwaukee, dewalt, ridgid, etc and someone rolls up with their hart platform and tools.
Lolol..doubt that would happen..unless it's ametuer hour at the job site ...these are not made for jobsite , fine for light trades electricans, plumbers etc ..
Awesome review!
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Ur humor is awesome! I had to like this mainly on dat part.
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When I buy one my Hart will not go out to you if yours breaks first.
I got a job at Meineke and I’m definitely considering one of these, especially because I can still use my Walmart employee discount before my notice will be up. I might use one of these for now and my Kobalt impact wrench. After some time I’m thinking about buying the Ingersoll-Rand thunder gun to be my impact wrench and either keep the Hart driver at the shop or bring it home and have a DeWalt or something else higher quality.
Get the 3/8 impact wrench same price .. you will have more torque and a anvil
Great Video I will be getting this combo and yes i just subscribed
Thanks Kelly much appreciated 🙏🙏👍
I would like a metric set of those impact sockets.
As soon as I get discount code I will post vid 🤟👍👌
Great vid this is a impact you could buy and carry in case you need to change a tire and not be worried about leaving it in the trunk at that price
Exactly John ..🤟👍👌
It's definitely a great tool to keep in your car! Never know when you'll need it!
I saw the impact work for 45 seconds out of 21 minutes
Yeah this guy talks a lot 🙄
You broke my Hart
Can you do the lug nut test on the brushless version?
They have an impact wrench too
Lol just did this today on my subaru, work perfectly. Really loved my Hart tools so far!
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Fun new drinking game - take a shot every time you hear the phrase "all right" in a Tool Boss video! ;)
The local Walmart is hartless...no harts in sight.
I know it breaks my Hart.😂😂
It's $54 for a 2:00 amp hour Hart battery. The only reason I bought the Bauer when I did two years ago it's because the batteries were $20 for 1.5 amp hour and 35 for a 3 amp hour. I have a handful of Milwaukee DeWalt and Makita tools that I don't use because the batteries are so expensive
Buy the knock offs for your makita and Milwaukee batteries on Amazon or Ebay they work just as good at half the price or less.
@@terrybrown5402 yep and 10 years ago when a battery cost $180 for 2 Amazon and eBay weren't selling knock-offs and they had a special chip in them that prevented other batteries from working. I even made batteries and it didn't work. I ended up charging the batteries using my model airplane lithium battery charger. Worked real good until the batteries crapped out.
If I was going to recommend anybody buy anything to use I'd say go with DeWalt. Not because they're the best but they're all over pawn shops. Now as far as buying new goes, I've drilled through half inch steel with my Bauer no problems whatsoever and my grinder I was able to cut springs when I had broken Springs on a car I was about to jump so they didn't turn off the tires. I can't imagine much else you can do with them.
That one I did Construction and I was climbing telephone poles and using my 18 volt Makita to drill through a pole oh, I don't think the Bauer would do that. What a loan 20 or 30 of them a day on a single charge. But for anything I can do around the house I don't see him breaking anytime soon and if they do I can buy parts for him in the batteries are dirt-cheap if I don't touch him for 10 years
do the black and decker and portacable batteries interchangalbke even with a little modification?
I just bought one on clearance with charger and battery for 40 bucks. After seeing this video im going back for another.
You can get a brushless impact off of Amazone for 40 bucks. I am boycotting brushed power tools. :) ALI Express has them for 30
Doesn't mean it's better lol....I'd rather have a brushed Makita over a brushless xiudingdong any day of week
@@toolboss8410 LMAO
@@toolboss8410 Remember how long it took to get color TV? It's the same thing with power tools. If people keep saying brushed tools are good enough, it will take forever to get all brushless.
The Hart Foundation
Greg the Hammer Valentine
@@toolboss8410 Hercules, ummm, wait, that's a different tool brand. Lol
I bought one and it couldn’t loosen 88ft lbs lug bolts off of my GTI stock wheels.
They start to hit way harder after some heavy use. Drive 20 or so 4in deck screws then all the grease will be removed from the hammer and anvil so it'll hit harder. Somtimes these impacts are way over packed with grease to make them weaker (and quieter) so they don't interfere with the sales of higher end tools from the same company. You only need a tiny bit of grease for front of the drill. It's only for the bushings not the impact components. So pop off the front cover and if its packed solid scrape out a fair bit of it. Then it should hit super hard.
Thanks I’ll try that out
@@spidesol I took some of the grease out of my ryobi and it definitely hits way harder now. I'm might make a youtube video about how to make one of these drivers hit harder. I'll let you know if I do.
I NOAH MANN I tried what you said and ended up removing about a tsp of grease and no luck! Same weak attempt at removing the 88ft lb lug bolt.
@@spidesol bummer, I'm gonna do some research and hopefully make a video in the next few days. It could also have something to do with the bit your using. If the bit has excessive slop it can weaken the impact. Also try a chrome socket as they are harder but you have to be more careful because they are much easier to break.
Take the fact that it isn't brushless is pretty impressive
Great content! Subscriber right here ✌🏼
Thanks brother 👊💪
They are clearing out all the other brands😂. I didn't get this but i did get a cool bostich 1/4 impact for $40 from the sale
Awesome.. I just bought today :)
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1700 in/lb is right at 141 ft/lb
I’m still debating.
Good video but sorry I'll still not going to Wal-Mart to buy power tools. This might be the nail in the coffin for Hart.
Thanks bud..time will tell ..I can tell you they are doing very well right now ✌️
I love ruining but I got one word, impressive
Love the Seinfeld quote lol
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Great vid boss u the man👊👍
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You're all Hart Tool Boss!!! Wacka wacka wacka !!!!
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You're smashing it Tool Boss!!!! He will be here all weekend ladies and gentlemen. Please dont forget to hit your like button on the way out!!!!
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They're now selling for $120 without battery and charger. I should have bought last year.
I Just got the 20v hart driver (brushed) with a battery and charger at Walmart for $34. Anyone interested, it’s on clearance now on their website.
I didn't know it was that easy and cheap to buy a Hart.
Someone i know found it on clearance for $35, 1.5ah bat impact driver + charger
How??? They should play the lottery.
So its boss approved now I'm down with it...with all my hart
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Haha! Love that play on words there 😉
I would not buy anything from Walmart I do not like what they stand for what amendment they are against also same thing with Dick's Sporting Goods actually is store it's supposed to be a sporting goods store and it see all the company destroys 5 million dollars of what people come there to shop for you can be against something and not publicize it but since they like to publicize it I want spend my money there
Go with DeWalt 1/2 impact 1200ft/lbs or the Milwaukee 1/2 impact 1400ft/lbs works amazing for breaking anything loos of breaking it completely lol
Hello. Do u think it will struggle on 100ft-lb. for my 2015 jeep cherokee.
I would not use it for lug nuts ..get the impact wrench same price pretty much
@@toolboss8410 thanks!
My wife ask if it can drill a hole in my skull ......shes evil lol
Hart is actually made by the same manufacturer of Ryobi and Milwaukee chek it out that's why there Damm perty good do ure research if u don't believe me
For the impact wrench, battery and charger, it’s at 225. Should I get it? My other option is a brushless kobalt for the same price with a battery and charger
I'm a Ridgid guy myself. I've owned an impact drill and a hammer drill with no issues and batteries still hold their charge pretty long. I use them for auto repairs and i beat the crap out of them!
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How good are the batterys?
I bought this and the drill together for a hundred bucks. Ive got myself a hercules impact driver for the more serious stuff.
I love the clean look of Hart, I cant wait to own more products from Hart
With jokes like that. You can be the next start on the Howard stern show. Everyone sucks over there
She still chooches!!
I need to get one of those impact drivers
I'm a female, car mechanic. Can it be used too take off axle bolts?? etc!
Hart almost looks like a Rigid clone .
Really? Look just like Ryobi except white 👌👍
TOOL BOSS I was thinking they look like ryobi as well. Makes sense isn’t ryobi owned by tti just like the Hart. When I heard tti owned the hart line I was hoping they would be made after the Milwaukee.
Ya had me at my hart was almost broken. Lol
You quoted from Seinfeld
The only think about these impact is that they are super heavy.
I have the set love them
I don’t know if you realized it but hart tools are made by TTI the same company that makes Milwaukee tools and other brand of tools I can’t remember what they make except tech correct and tech correct pro hand tools.
Yes ..I'm aware lol ..👌👌
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Thanks brother appreciate you watching and commenting...just did vid on Makita blue sub compact 🤙👌
Awesome thank you I’ll watch it