Is this the same as a square-drive impact wrench?

No. It has a 7/16-inch hex quick-change chuck for hex-shank bits and adapters. A square-anvil wrench is the better choice if you mainly turn sockets on nuts and bolts.

Does it come with a battery and charger?

Many listings are bare tool only, so check the box contents before buying. It runs on Makita 18V LXT batteries, which you may already own.

What is the advantage of the brushless motor?

Brushless motors run cooler and more efficiently than brushed ones, giving longer runtime per charge and no brushes to replace. They also tend to last longer under heavy use.

Can it drive lag screws and timber fasteners?

Yes. The hex chuck accepts hex-shank drivers and adapters, which is what makes it useful for lag screws and structural fastening. Use the correct bit and a firm two-handed grip.

Does it have a worklight?

Yes. An LED light illuminates the work area, which helps in dim spaces like under floors or inside cabinets.

Is it right for automotive lug nuts?

Not ideally. Lug nuts need a square-anvil impact wrench with the right socket size. This tool is aimed at hex-shank utility and fastening work.

What do buyers say about the Makita Cordless High-Torque 7/16" Hex Utility Impact Wrench?

Rated 4.7 out of 5 from 12 ratings.

Where can I buy the Makita Cordless High-Torque 7/16" Hex Utility Impact Wrench?

4 stores we checked sell it, including Msc Industrial Supply, The Home Depot, Amazon, Zoro.

Makita Cordless High-Torque 7/16" Hex Utility Impact Wrench

Q: Where is the Makita Cordless High-Torque 7/16" Hex Utility Impact Wrench cheapest?

At Amazon, for $395.00, as of our latest check.

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