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YardEdge Pro™ 1200 N·m Cordless Impact Wrench

YardEdge Pro™ 1200 N·m Cordless Impact Wrench

Regular price $169.99 USD
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You are lying on cold concrete with a breaker bar, both hands on it, one foot braced against the tire — and the bolt has not moved a millimeter.

It went on with an air gun two years ago and it has been rusting quietly ever since. You have tried heat. You have tried penetrating oil and a cup of tea while it soaked. You have tried standing on the bar and bouncing, which is how people break ribs. The bar flexes, your hands sting, and nothing happens.

The problem is not effort. A breaker bar gives you one long, steady push, and a seized bolt is very good at resisting exactly that. What shifts rust is impact — hundreds of sharp hammer blows, each one shocking the threads loose a fraction further.

That is what the YardEdge Pro™ 1200 N·m Cordless Impact Wrench does. Brushless motor, 1/2-inch drive, 1200 N·m (885 ft-lbs) of breakaway torque. Squeeze the trigger, count to three, pick the bolt up off the floor.

1200 N·m / 885 ft-lbs breakaway Brushless 21V Socket set & carry case Ships from the United States

Two kits — pick yours at the top of the page

One 4.0Ah Battery + Case

For the person who needs this a few times a year — a wheel change, a tow bar, the bolt that ruined last Sunday. One 4.0Ah pack takes the wheels off a car and puts them back with room to spare. You can add a second pack later.

Two 4.0Ah Batteries + Case

For the person who works in sessions — a set of trailer wheels, a swap-over of winter tires across two cars, a morning under a piece of machinery. One pack runs while the other charges and you never stop mid-job.

Same tool in both boxes

Identical wrench, identical socket set, identical carry case. The only difference between the two kits is how many batteries are in it — nothing about the tool itself changes.

Brushless, so it lasts

No carbon brushes rubbing themselves to dust. A brushless motor runs cooler, turns more of the battery into work rather than heat, and has one fewer part queuing up to fail.

Straight talk: what this tool is not for

1200 N·m is breakaway torque — it is not a tightening figure. Wheel nuts have a manufacturer spec and it is a small fraction of that number. Undo with this, nip up gently, then finish with a torque wrench. An impact gun will run straight past spec and stretch your studs, and you will not find out until something goes badly wrong at speed.

This is not a drill and not a screwdriver. It does one job. It is heavy and it is loud, and if most of your work is around the house rather than under a vehicle, a lighter drill driver will serve you far better than this will.

Use impact-rated sockets only. Chrome hand sockets can shatter under a wrench like this.

Specifications

  • Type: cordless impact wrench
  • Maximum torque: 1200 N·m (885 ft-lbs) breakaway
  • Drive: 1/2-inch square
  • Motor: brushless
  • Battery platform: 21V lithium, 4.0Ah packs
  • Kit options: one 4.0Ah battery + case, or two 4.0Ah batteries + case
  • Included: impact socket set, carry case
  • Ships from: United States

Questions people ask first

One battery or two?

One 4.0Ah pack is enough for a wheel change and a good deal more. Choose two if you would rather never stop — a set of trailer wheels, a seasonal tire swap, or a long session where waiting on a charger would kill the afternoon.

This one, or the 900 N·m?

Both are brushless 1/2-inch wrenches from the same range and both will beat any wheel nut on a car. This one carries the higher breakaway figure, which is what you want if you regularly meet bolts that have been seized for years. Read both listings and choose on the work, not on the number.

Do I still need a torque wrench?

Yes. This takes fasteners off and spins them back on. The final tightening to spec is a torque wrench's job, every single time.

What if it isn't right?

Thirty days, money back, no restocking fee.

Stop paying somebody else to undo a bolt.

1200 N·m of brushless torque, a socket set and a carry case, shipping from the United States. Pick one battery or two above. Thirty days to change your mind.

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