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Dewalt DCF961 "Ludicrous" High Torque Impact Wrench 1/2 hog ring anvil 1750 ft lbs breakaway $294.99
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Lowest I've seen this go by a decent amount. This is the top dog 20v impact with 1200 fastening 1750 breakaway torque. I'm not ready to retire my 899 for it (probably would just get a 900 anyway) but if you need the big boy this is the best deal so far.
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I have the 899, it could not get it off
Not the DCF899 alone. Use one of these sockets, it is the key.
https://www.amazon.com/OEMTOOLS-2...16&sr=8-13
I have removed many Honda crank bolts with the 899 and a weighted socket. It comes off quickly when a standard socket wouldn't budge it no matter how long you hammer in it.
Even with the DCF900 and probably the DCf961, you may run into some crank bolts that won't come off without a weighted socket. This because the movement of the engine prevents the impact from building torque as you hammer.
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Pretty much all pneumatic and corded tools have long been superceded by battery tools in power and capability. The only reason to buy pneumatic these days is if you prefer the form factor and weight, for example with brad guns or nail guns.
The advantage of corded tools in 2024 is price or for long run times on power hungry tools, for example grinders where it's nice to not have to charge and swap many batteries if you are using the tools for hours.
https://www.amazon.com/OEMTOOLS-2...16&sr=8-13 [amazon.com]
I have removed many Honda crank bolts with the 899 and a weighted socket. It comes off quickly when a standard socket wouldn't budge it no matter how long you hammer in it.
Even with the DCF900 and probably the DCf961, you may run into some crank bolts that won't come off without a weighted socket. This because the movement of the engine prevents the impact from building torque as you hammer.
https://toolches.com/what-is-a-weighted-socket/
Yeah, Dewalt last battery design was the top selling tool battery in the world. They discontinued those tools after twenty years and discontinued the batteries after 27 years. This time around, they didn't discontinue the form factor, they are just upgrading the tech inside the batteries. They keep making better tools that use the same form factor battery. There really is no reason dewalt would kill this battery design. It works well, it lends itself to small batteries and large and it can adapt to new battery tech (powerstack).
Dewalt did just release a bigger battery design for industrial tools, but those aren't replacing these. They are huge for equipment that was normally gas powered.
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