DEWALT XR 20-volt Max Variable Speed Brushless 1/2-in Drive Cordless Impact Wrench (Bare Tool) Lowes.com - $199.00

Got Ridgid with 2 batteries for the same price .

Not really sure what the market for the 913 is, I have the 923 and they seem nearly identical in price and size, but I think the 923 is rated at like 100ft-lbs higher. It will easily do my 80ft-lb lugs (even when over torqued at a bit over 100). I'd recommend the 923, but the 913 just seems too close in everything but performance.

Is this one able to spin the crank bolt off? Or I still need the 900p?

Wait, if you buy in store, ringing up the items separately, can you later return the batteries in store?

Yes I just did this today, tool by itself is around $105 when you return the batteries

I have the 891 and was thinking of getting the currently posted 923b deal to compliment it

Quite a journey, but I was able to get in on the deal. It's a wall of text but if you like roller coasters, read on.

The store keeps the Dewalt tools wrapped with the anti-theft sensors and everything is cabled together. As I walked up another customer was being helped with a saw and the sensors were disconnected, so I grabbed the impact. But the batteries were held in a separate coil so I had to ask the employee to grab one for me. He carried it to self checkout himself (me carrying the impact), scanned it, then nodded to the employee watching self checkout to help me finish up. The self checkout employee reached for the impact and scanned it as I was saying I would like to do a price match. While I had the Home Depot link pulled up on my phone we went back and forth a few times on whether I would save any money (she was adamant that price matching would cost me more). I finally got her to reset the cart so we could scan just the impact. I showed her how it rang up as $249, Home Depot was $199, and that is what I would like to price match. She was hung up on how I would need batteries and it would end up costing me more, but I tried to push through that. She finally tried a price match and then needed manager approval so she called someone over. The first manager asked what was going on and the employee relayed the entire story, causing more chaos and confusion. The first manager decided she didn't know and called over another. This second manager gets up to speed and says I can't price match on a promo and walks away. I recite that back to the first manager and employee: "So we can't try a price match on the impact and then scan the batteries and see if the promo applies?" The self checkout employee says "we can do it but it won't save you any money, you'll be paying more." I asked to try it but she just repeated that again. So I say thanks, I'll have to think on it and walk away. I hear the employee telling manager 1 "We should try it to prove I'm right." So I walk back and say let's do it! She scans the impact, price matches $199.00, manager approves, they scan the batteries, and the cart adjusts to $94.24 for the batteries and $104.77 for the impact (total of $199.01). I hold out my credit card, employee looks to manager, manager says "ok, ring it up" and that's that.

If I valued my time more I'd probably have walked away earlier, but it worked out.

Just worked for me here in Arizona price matched Home Depot . Wrench $104.77 and batteries $94.24.

Quite a journey, but I was able to get in on the deal. It's a wall of text but if you like roller coasters, read on.

The store keeps the Dewalt tools wrapped with the anti-theft sensors and everything is cabled together. As I walked up another customer was being helped with a saw and the sensors were disconnected, so I grabbed the impact. But the batteries were held in a separate coil so I had to ask the employee to grab one for me. He carried it to self checkout himself (me carrying the impact), scanned it, then nodded to the employee watching self checkout to help me finish up. The self checkout employee reached for the impact and scanned it as I was saying I would like to do a price match. While I had the Home Depot link pulled up on my phone we went back and forth a few times on whether I would save any money (she was adamant that price matching would cost me more). I finally got her to reset the cart so we could scan just the impact. I showed her how it rang up as $249, Home Depot was $199, and that is what I would like to price match. She was hung up on how I would need batteries and it would end up costing me more, but I tried to push through that. She finally tried a price match and then needed manager approval so she called someone over. The first manager asked what was going on and the employee relayed the entire story, causing more chaos and confusion. The first manager decided she didn't know and called over another. This second manager gets up to speed and says I can't price match on a promo and walks away. I recite that back to the first manager and employee: "So we can't try a price match on the impact and then scan the batteries and see if the promo applies?" The self checkout employee says "we can do it but it won't save you any money, you'll be paying more." I asked to try it but she just repeated that again. So I say thanks, I'll have to think on it and walk away. I hear the employee telling manager 1 "We should try it to prove I'm right." So I walk back and say let's do it! She scans the impact, price matches $199.00, manager approves, they scan the batteries, and the cart adjusts to $94.24 for the batteries and $104.77 for the impact (total of $199.01). I hold out my credit card, employee looks to manager, manager says "ok, ring it up" and that's that.

If I valued my time more I'd probably have walked away earlier, but it worked out.

How does this compare to my m12 3/8 stubby? Is the power redundant?