Where can I get a Torque limiting device for RYOBI 1/2 inch Impact Wrech P260

You can not use that model for the torque you require. A larger capacity torque wrench will be needed.

try turning up the torque, if you hear clicking the torque clutch is kicking in, if not the problem then you can try charging the battery. if neither help you got a broken drill i have the p211 model and mine works great, has for years. if your drill is broke and new the store should replace for free, most stores will replace no matter how old it is with no receipt, just don't tell them if you bought it a while back because as long as they still carry it they will replace unless you said its been a while since you bought it.

Well I was having the same problem and I found out that the p108 and p109 cut power when to much of the battery power is being used, kind of dumb just to say the new batteries last 4x longer( its because u can't use all the torque of the impact). Fortunately I've found out that the older batteries don't cut power such as the p104 p103 and the black ryobi batteries without the gauge indicator work the 1/2 " impact without cutting power

hi good day..When you run on a treadmill the impact is 2 1/2 times your body weight. The impact from walking is considerably less. Therefore individuals who weigh in over 200 lbs need to consider a treadmill that can withstand the additional impact. Most treadmill manufacturers overstate their weight limit by as much as 50-75 lbs.
Treadmills for Users Over 250 Pounds: If you are in the 250 lbs range you better find a model that claims to at least handle a 300 lbs user. Look for models that have a deck that is around and 1-inch thick. A ½-inch deck may break from users that are hefty..

Ingersoll Rand 2705P1 1/2 inch 40-200 ft lb Industrial Duty Impact Wrench
Max Torque 400 Ft-Lb

Pneumatic Impact Wrench, Industrial Duty
Pistol Grip Style
Standard Anvil
Square Drive Size 1/2 In
Torque Range 40-200 Ft-Lb
Max Torque 400 Ft-Lb
Average CFM @ 15 Second Run Time 4.2
CFM @ Full Load 23
Max Bolt Capacity 5/8 In
Free Speed 8500 RPM
Pin Retainer Type
Required Pressure 90 PSI
Air Inlet 1/4 In
Min Hose 3/8 In
Overall Length 6 3/4 In
Weight 2.55 Lbs
Country of Origin: USA
CR 4Z942

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if you dont use hand tools often you should never trust the torque from impact wrench you should always recheck with tension wrench for correct torque specs
or at least hand tools such as breaker bar, spanner, ratchet
depending on what your doing up and diameter of bolt or studd for what application

I looked all over,, and the info that I found said that the wrench that you have has a ft' pound rating of 360.

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You have to distinguish between Driver and Wrench. Driver has 1/4'' hex hole where you can insert standard bits. Wrench has a 1/2 or 3/8 Square drive and you can put sockets directly on it. Wrenches have usually higher torque compared to drivers. DC827 is driver, you might want to change it for DC822, or you can use adaptor from 1/4 to 3/8 or 1/2 Juraj

1/2"


A 24 position clutch controls torque output. 2 speed range gear box for high torque applications. Auxiliary handle with metal depth stop rod. Has an overmold grip handle for added comfort. A Mag Tray holds screws, small bits and hardware, etc. on foot of drill for easy access. 1/2 Ft.' heavy duty keyless chuck for quick and easy bit changes. Removable 2 position level for convenience and accuracy

Most consumer electric impact wrenches are rated in Inch pounds of torque. Divide by 12 to get the foot pounds.