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clf · 10th February 2022, 14:58

I have a kielder 003 which is their low rated one (around 200 or 250nm) it is relatively cheap, around 130 with a 4ah battery. It does wheel nuts and bolts without issue. Although at the start it did take a while (apparently this is normal according to the instructions, but it is fine now).

They also do an 013 which is rated at 400nm, but they are twice the price.

I also have a lidl one which is supposedly capable up to 400nm. I haven't had an opportunity to test that, but they handle wheel bolts without issue. It is also switchable torque. For 60 or 65 quid with a 4ah battery also it is hard to beat. It feels quite well made too, but because of the price, i would dubious for professional use. In saying that, when they are on sale, they sell out fast, apparently tradesfolk buy them.up.

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clf This is my second home MG ZT CDTi Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: carrick Posts: 7,859 Thanks: 3,494 Thanked 2,657 Times in 1,973 Posts	I have a kielder 003 which is their low rated one (around 200 or 250nm) it is relatively cheap, around 130 with a 4ah battery. It does wheel nuts and bolts without issue. Although at the start it did take a while (apparently this is normal according to the instructions, but it is fine now). They also do an 013 which is rated at 400nm, but they are twice the price. I also have a lidl one which is supposedly capable up to 400nm. I haven't had an opportunity to test that, but they handle wheel bolts without issue. It is also switchable torque. For 60 or 65 quid with a 4ah battery also it is hard to beat. It feels quite well made too, but because of the price, i would dubious for professional use. In saying that, when they are on sale, they sell out fast, apparently tradesfolk buy them.up. Sent from my SM-A600FN using Tapatalk __________________ It is not gloss primer .............. it is duct tape silver!