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my 18v impact took it off in about 5sec.
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Im thinking of getting a smaller/lighter impact wrench/driver? |
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 i used my milwaukee 18v 3/8 drive impact. i also have a corded 1/2 drive heavy duty impact as well if my 3/8 drive can't handle it, but for this project the 18v did fine. 
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