Neiko 30223A Impact Adapter Reducer Review

I am a professional aircraft maintenance technician. Most larger attachments will come in handy to replace the main gear to adapt to different torque wrenches or other attachments, and I'm including a good extension that you can master fairly easily. Good product.

The Neiko Impact Adapter Set represents excellent value for money. You will get many good quality socket adapters. They are strong, durable, hold up well, withstand fairly severe impacts, and are relatively cheap. Now they are encased in a thick plastic casing, much like battery packs are encased. There is no such thing as a nice little hard case. It's a bit cheesy. Most likely, they did this to save money and sell them cheaper. Despite the hard case, good quality and respectable quantity at a…

I hate when people scold me for broken adapters. This set is very inexpensive. I don't care what brand of gears you buy, they break! I broke many latches on the gears. This kit is worth every penny for the boost adapters alone. You can't buy them individually anywhere for the price this set costs and they just work and last. Even Snap-on doesn't like to guarantee adapters if they break if there's any sign of an impact, so everyone just sucks on it. This is a good set for a good price.

I used a 3/4" to 1/2" adapter but not with a percussion gun. I had trouble getting the wheels off the truck due to the lug nuts getting stuck on the wheels. So I broke the 3/4 inch drive which is a 40 inch long breaker. It takes 1850 pounds of torque to break the breaker. The adapter lasted up to the seventh nut before breaking. If you ask me what I think of adapters. they are great for the price. I knew there was a good chance it would break. This went on for a long time, under what torque was

All the adapters you could need. Well, except 1 1/2 inches, but anything big is a bit specialized. I've used them with a 1" percussion gun and a 600 ft-lbs torque wrench. There were no more slops than expected. while aligning ball and jack. Also, the matte black finish is less slippery than chrome, which is handy for removing adapters from torque wrenches or ratchets/extensions without "quick releases". for $8 if/when you end up busting one (10 foot impostor or shrinking a 1 inch gun down to…