Looking to grab a semi decent impact wrench for automotive and wood work. I can crack most bolts using cheat bar and breaker bar (cv nuts etc). However, I can't be arsed to ratchet out long bolts anymore and simply would prefer to torque out sub 200Nm bolts (e.g., control arm bolts etc.) using an impact wrench. I have some powertools in the Ryobi eco-system (including impact driver) along with two 4Ah batteries and two 2.5 Ah batteries. These are the generic ones, not the HP or edge.
Since most mid torque ryobis require HP or Edge batteries due to power draw, I'd reckon I'd need to at least buy 1 battery suited to the power draw of the tool. As such I am contemplating maybe settling for Ozito, and in one go also get an adaptor for Dyson vacuum. I think I'd prefer the Ozito adaptor for Dyson considering ergonomics, as the Ryobi adaptor looks mega clunky.
So, what are people's experience with Ozito PXBWS-400? Has anyone used both Ryobi RIW18C and Ozito 400 Nm?
My reasoning/ budgeting so far is leaning to Ozito, as I'd get more batteries, roughly same torque for a semi-frequently used power tool and a more ergonomic handling of Dyson.
I am also happy to consider other brands, but these two were my first options considering they're of comparable pricing.
Ozito PXBWS-400 $189
Ozito 4Ah 3 pack $99
Ozito charger $25
Ozito to dyson $35
Total $348
Ryobi RIW18C $269
Ryobi RB1850X $169
Ryobi to dyson $35
Total 473
Edit: Toolpro 700 Nm impact wrench was suggested as well, which can be bought now in an impact wrench kit (wrench+battery+charger) $209
Personally been eyeing the Ozito PXBWS-400 - but waiting for Aldi to do their version so Bunnings will hit back with a price match lol