Like me you are probably bombarded with emails from EMG asking you to extend your subscription or to purchase products

Last month I tried to purchase a product from them to no avail. When they finally returned my call the next day I was told the item was sold out. Today I have spent over an hour trying to purchase a roof top bag

What a saga…..
Firstly the site could not provide the postage rate advertised at $15 for the item I wanted so the order was not processed

Secondly I rang the number waited in a queue for ages and was then told to leave name an phone number and before I could say anything the line dropped pout and I was listening to a radio station

Then I again tried to purchase via their web site but still experienced problems

Again I tried by phone waited in a queue for ages and was then told to leave name an phone number
I wonder how many days until they return my call and I will probably get the” sold out” story again

It appears to be a very poor way to run a business
Ah what a rant; but I feel slightly better but still no product
Will be even better tomorrow when we hit the road again

Safe travels

I got sick and tired of all their emails so I blocked them, I also told them to stop ringing me to extend my subscription, I was already about 2 years in front. The calls and emails have stopped.




Hank

No complaints from me….so far.
I bought one of their 12v Impact wrench’s last Wednesday….arrived today. Bought online through PayPal with no issues.
Seems to be OK quality with its own decent plastic case, 2 wheel sockets, cigarette lighter connection and alligator clamps, with 4 spare fuses.
Wonder why they include spare fuses ?
Also just realised that the 12v cord that comes with it would be long enough to reach each car wheel ….but what about the van wheels….derrrrrr…..didn’t think of that .
Seems ok but haven’t tested it yet.

Just my observations so far.

Cheers
Rob

Rob, my guess re 4 fuses is that the unit can be overloaded on really tight nuts so fusing is the inbuilt excessive heat protection.

I assume the instructions cover use including duty-cycle i.e. for how long it can be used continuously before having a rest. A number of electrical tools have a duty-cyle spec.

Archer63 wrote:….but what about the van wheels….derrrrrr…..didn’t think of that .
Seems ok but haven’t tested it yet.

Just my observations so far.

Cheers
Rob

Simple install one of these on your van connected to the house battery, http://www.jaycar.com.au/weatherproof-c … a/p/PS2011 or, http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/12V-Marine-M … SwubRXKW6E

Correct OT…it does.
The instructions do mention not to let the impact go on for more than 4secs I think…and it did say something about letting the thing have a rest after a certain period of time.

TT…my Swan Outback does already come with an external cig socket….but for me to use it I would have to raise the roof a fraction to get inside and turn the battery power on. Not so difficult and can be done if required I suppose.
Note …I do not have the van connected to the tug battery.

Cheers
Rob

I got one of those impact wrenches a couple of years ago and must say that they work pretty good. I bought an air impact wrench from Aldi that is useless except on nuts that are not tightened up but the one I got from the magazine works fine. I also got an extension lead with mine but I usually use my battery pack when working on the wheels.




Hank

Hank…where did you get your 12v extension lead from ?

Cheers
Rob

From memory I believe it was with the impact wrench when I got it. I certainly dont remember buying it.




Hank

Ok thanks