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    Ive got both.. i mainly use the smaller one.. but obvisously the bigger the better.. but the smaller one is more than capable for rattling bolts on and off the 4b... i use the bigger one for rattling dyna bolts etc...

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    Quote Originally Posted by lucus30 View Post
    Yeah mate fully charged up. All green bars on the battery said so any way
    I have the Ryobi and mine works a treat. It's removed some really bound up bolts
    I bought a pair of larger battery packs too.

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    What's your thoughts on using my ryobi one on stuck diff drain plugs?

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    Quote Originally Posted by lucus30 View Post
    What's your thoughts on using my ryobi one on stuck diff drain plugs? Sent from my D6653 using Tapatalk
    I'd give a decent sized breaker bar a go first but as long as you have the right sized socket for the diff plug then I reckon I'd give it a go

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    It's 1/2 inch any way. I've given it a crack with a breaker bar, tried the impact wrench but no go. Ended up breaker bar with about a 2 metre pole extension and jumping on it did the trick. Somebody did it too bloody tight

    Now I've got to work out how to get the transfer drain out. Can't really get the pole on this one

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