Which has more torque, the Greenworks or the Milwaukee?

The Greenworks Pro PowerAll 24V lists 400 ft-lb breakaway and 270 ft-lb fastening. The Milwaukee M18 FUEL lists 250 ft-lb nut-busting torque. The Greenworks wins on raw torque.

Which is better for tight spaces?

The Milwaukee. Its body is 4.8 in long versus 5.4 in for the Greenworks, and its tri-LED ring lights the work area better.

Does the Milwaukee come with a battery?

Yes. The Milwaukee listing includes an M18 battery pack. The Greenworks is tool only, so budget for a 24V PowerAll battery and charger.

Is the Milwaukee worth the extra money?

At $123.75 versus $69.97 as of November 4, 2026, the Milwaukee costs about $54 more. You pay for the shorter body, four control modes and the included battery. If you only need maximum breakaway torque, the Greenworks is the better value.

Both use brushless motors. Greenworks backs the tool with a five-year warranty and batteries with three years. Milwaukee's REDLINK PLUS protects against overload, overheating and over-discharge, but check the warranty terms on the specific kit.

Can the Greenworks remove lug nuts?

With 400 ft-lb breakaway it can handle many passenger-car lug nuts, but check your vehicle's torque spec. The Milwaukee's 250 ft-lb is better suited to lighter fasteners and precision work.

Greenworks Pro PowerAll 24V 400 ft-lb Breakaway Torque 3/8" Impact Wrench, Tool Only vs Milwaukee M18 FUEL 3/8" Impact Wrench with M18 Battery Pack

Buy the Milwaukee M18 FUEL if you need the most compact 3/8" wrench with fine control modes and a battery in the box. Buy the Greenworks Pro PowerAll 24V if you want the highest breakaway torque for the money and already own PowerAll batteries. The Milwaukee is $123.75 at Stevens Supply Co as of November 4, 2026, and the Greenworks is $69.97 at Walmart as of November 4, 2026.

Today the Greenworks Pro PowerAll 24V 400 ft-lb Breakaway Torque 3/8" Impact Wrench, Tool Only costs $40.03 less at its best price.

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