Milwaukee M18 Surge Impact Performance Test (2760-20) (No Commentary)

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Hey guys, I wanted to show some performance tests with the Milwaukee M18 Surge (2760-20). Overall, I am very happy with this impact and I really enjoy the reduction in noise. This impact is quiet enough that I don't feel I need ear protection when driving in small/medium sized fasteners.

The power this thing has is great and you can really feel the torque down low. This makes the impact feel more manageable and overall easier to handle. You also have a ton of control on lower speed settings and still maintain a lot of torque.

When driving down large lag bolts, the Surge does fall short of the normal FUEL impact gen 3. I found the Surge to vibrate a lot when it was under super heavy load. However with all this said, I still really like the Surge for my applications and find the trade off of high end power to be worth it.

Keep in mind there were no pilot holes for the lag bolts, so you would likely get better performance in a real world application.

Overall very happy with my purchase and I hope this video helps you all out in your impact driver decision.