Cordless Impact Gun/Wrench Recommend

[Vinyl1210]

Hi All.
Thinking of buying a Makita DTW701Z here: Makita DTW701Z 18V LXT Brushless 1/2" Impact Wrench - Body

Just after any experience reviews (good or bad) with this or maybe other Makita that you recommend instead. (Happy to go bigger if people think advisable).

It’s for working on van (suspension, wheels, brakes etc) and also site work. Machinery hold down bolts etc etc.

Please note any recommendations MUST BE FOR MAKITA as I’ve got 4 x LXT batteries already and I am heavily invested in this format with SDS drills, impact drivers, hand drills, circular saw, jigsaw etc etc for my business.

Thanks in advance.

 

[darkman884]

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[FWhite]

Hi All.
Thinking of buying a Makita DTW701Z here: Makita DTW701Z 18V LXT Brushless 1/2" Impact Wrench - Body

Just after any experience reviews (good or bad) with this or maybe other Makita that you recommend instead. (Happy to go bigger if people think advisable).

It’s for working on van (suspension, wheels, brakes etc) and also site work. Machinery hold down bolts etc etc.

Please note any recommendations MUST BE FOR MAKITA as I’ve got 4 x LXT batteries already and I am heavily invested in this format with SDS drills, impact drivers, hand drills, circular saw, jigsaw etc etc for my business.

Thanks in advance.

I have an almost identical tool from about 3 years. I do regularly car wheels swap twice a year on all my family ' s 4 cars , included my T32. And I also use it on-site for machinery installation/maintenance when I have bolts about between M8 and M16.
It is a fantastic little tool. Much stronger of what its little size would suggest. Never missed a beat. As expected from a Makita professional tool.
Use the bigger 6 Ah batteries (I rotate 3 of them), gives it lots of autonomy but also better peak torque.
I have no experience working on suspensions or heavy automotive jobs though.

 

[Vinyl1210]

Thanks @FWhite useful to know. If you’re working on M8 -M16 stuff I’m sure that’s akin to what I’m looking at too