Works great will tell all my buddies

Crazy good!

Well I had an opportunity to use this tool in a probably unintended but very effective way. I put it over a 3/4 inch Bolt in the center of a large pin and used it to drive the pin out without damaging either the threads or the pain itself it worked incredibly well a true life saver!

Inexpensive and worth having.

greatest tool ever made for us jeep guys with rust and frozen fasteners....

easily breaks bleeder loose without heat

A good in-expensive problem solver.

good

this tool is a must in the tool arsenal rusted bolts and nuts do not stand a chance with this.

best tool youll use for pesky stuck bolts that you DONT want to break.

Worked like a charm to remove Brake Bleeders on a 16 year old car in the Rust Belt where the bleeders had NEVER been touched!<br />Was able to flush out the old fluid. Without this I would have had to replace all four calipers!

badass tool brings stuck torx bolts right out

I bought the 1/2&#34; drive about six months ago and I just added the 3/8&#34; to my wishlist. The purpose of this tool is to get a socket or socket bit on the end of your air hammer and turn it with a wrench while you &#34;shock&#34; it. The difference between this tool and an impact wrench is that the user has more &#34;feel&#34; and can apply the torque independently of the shock for removing smaller or fragile fasteners. I operate the air hammer with my right hand and use my left hand to apply light torque on the wrench at first and then gradually increase the torque until the fastener breaks loose. In contrast, an impact wrench bangs and spins hard and fast so you might strip or snap the fastener in a fraction of a second. I'm a bicycle mechanic so I use this tool most often for loosening stuck T25 Torx head bolts that secure the brake rotor to the hub. I've also used it with a 1&#34; or 1-1/8&#34; socket to tickle headset bearings that were sweat-skanked into the frame so they just lift out in one piece. If you already have an air hammer then this is a great inexpensive option to get more use out of it and maybe save the day. It works especially well for shallow &#34;female&#34; fastener heads like Phillips, Torx, Allen that need a little finesse to remove. My only complaint is that there is no hog ring or spring ball so the sockets just fall off of the tool.

Prblly a good 50 set screws in and still in good shape. I use this almost explusivly for removing set screws on brake rotors. Perfect to get the impact on the screw and crack it loose in the same motion with a 19mm wrench on the tool. Hasn't let me down yet. Worth the money.

Works perfect for me bought 1/2 inch use reducers if need even used on rotor screws using reducer to 1/4 socket

Yes buy it it works. Has save me more than once just have patience and use PB blaster along with this tool

Does what I needed it to do... Excellent

I used it on a large phillips head screw that holds the tailgate onto my 1970 International Scout. I beat on that bolt with an impact driver for two days with every penetrating spray you can think of. I was going to weld a bolt to it but figured that I would give this a try. It worked like a charm and I could not be happier. Every north east old car guy (or girl) should have one of them in the tool box.

WOW!!! This product works!! I replace the stock hinges on my 2012 Jeep JKU about 3 years ago. The hinges had become rusty, so I wanted to remove them to strip and paint them correctly. The stock tapered allen-head bolts would not budge! I tried liquid wrench, heat, impact wrench, and a hammer. Finally resorted to drilling & EZ-out both hinges on one door. Then had to completely disassembly the door to remove the inner bolt plates to remove the rest of the bolts. One of my employees told me about this tool, we watched a couple of youtube videos and I decided to give it a try. Soaked each bolt with liquid wrench, let them sit for a half hour, then went to town. Took a minute or so on each to finally &#34;break&#34; them loose, but this tool finally did the trick. Amazing!!

Works good. I would prefer if it had a ball detent or hog ring on the end to help hold sockets though.