Heavy Duty Nut Splitter Tool

69 reviews for Heavy Duty Nut Splitter Tool

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   Cara AndradeVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I miss place my rachets and these were the perfect replacement
   

   Kiara ChaneyVerified Purchase

   Rated 4 out of 5

   This is a great product. I used it on extremely corroded hinge screws and removed them with no problem.
   

   Dora GarciaVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   This is a true impact driver. You adjust the direction (tighten or loosen) and then use the hammer to impact it. The nice thing is that the hammer kee...More

   This is a true impact driver. You adjust the direction (tighten or loosen) and then use the hammer to impact it. The nice thing is that the hammer keeps the bit in its slot (something that an impact wrench won't do). You can loosen a tough philips screw without stripping it.
   

   Stanley JohnVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   When you work on a project. THE toughest tests are beating the worst moments.After BREAKING An Impact Wrench ...Yes an Impact Wrench. A Grinder using ...More

   When you work on a project. THE toughest tests are beating the worst moments.After BREAKING An Impact Wrench ...Yes an Impact Wrench. A Grinder using 3 wheels burnt through a one hour to 6 hoursThis Would have made short work of the rusted nuts.Craftsman Quailty makes it.Ohh and I used it on a car. 12 minutes over the 3 hours of the last time.BUY BUY BUY
   Andre WhitneyVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   My brother and I always buy a tool for each other at Christmas. I bought this as a gag gift, 'holiday nut cracker', and we both got a laugh out of it ...More

   My brother and I always buy a tool for each other at Christmas. I bought this as a gag gift, 'holiday nut cracker', and we both got a laugh out of it but then when he actually needed it to remove a stripped out nut he was really glad to have it.
   Lloyd CamposVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Very useful, worldwide brand guarantee, the manufacturer's use specification is to use only with soft nuts, this is not working with high carbon steel...More

   Very useful, worldwide brand guarantee, the manufacturer's use specification is to use only with soft nuts, this is not working with high carbon steel. But for me it will be very useful to save me time on removing galvanized nuts, I recommend it widely!
   Ewan HenryVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   This little guy saved me a few times already. Working on an old motorcycle this this is a must. I have not had to hit screws more than 1-2 times. It's...More

   This little guy saved me a few times already. Working on an old motorcycle this this is a must. I have not had to hit screws more than 1-2 times. It's a little tricky to get it into reverse though.
   Chester BoltonVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   So far it's been holding up extremely well. The bits on 1 of the flat head needed to be replaced. But the impact is holding up just fine. Uses it on a...More

   So far it's been holding up extremely well. The bits on 1 of the flat head needed to be replaced. But the impact is holding up just fine. Uses it on a regular basis, not just sitting in the toolbox.
   Bushra MosesVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I've purchased and have used numerous but splitters and this particular product seems to be best that I've used. It is well put together and has worke...More

   I've purchased and have used numerous but splitters and this particular product seems to be best that I've used. It is well put together and has worked time and time again with no issues. I recommend this to everyone
   Aoife BeckVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I had a very hard to get at retaining screw in the float bowl of a motorcycle carburetor. After a week of various methods, trying to ease it out, this...More

   I had a very hard to get at retaining screw in the float bowl of a motorcycle carburetor. After a week of various methods, trying to ease it out, this impact screwdriver sprung it loose in one small tap. That saved a trip to the machine shop.