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$189* | DeWALT 20V MAX XR Brushless 3/8" & 1/2" Sealed Head Ratchet (Tool Only) at Amazon

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Amazon [amazon.com] has DeWALT 20V MAX XR Brushless 3/8" & 1/2" Sealed Head Ratchet (Tool Only) for $189.
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Amazon [amazon.com] has DeWALT 20V MAX XR Brushless 3/8" & 1/2" Sealed Head Ratchet (Tool Only) for $189.
Shipping is free.

Price
$90 lower (32% savings) than the list price of $279
$7.99 lower (4% savings) than the previous price of $196.99

*Previous Frontpage Deal at $189 with 34 Deal Score and 16 comments.

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Model: DEWALT DCF510B 20V XR Brushless 3/8 in & 1/2 in (Open Box)

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Today 10:07 AM
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Dr.TekToday 10:07 AM
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This is NOT the XR version, which is the 520.
This is the 510.
The XR version is not on sale.
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JollyMice2538Today 12:19 PM
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This is the larger 3/8 and 1/2" tool with 75ft/lbs of the torque, the 520 is smaller 1/4 and 3/8 with only 50ft/lbs of torque. two different tools
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DeWALT DCF510:
Max Torque: 75 ft-lbs
Max Speed: 300 RPM
Included Anvils: 3/8 in. & 1/2 in. Square
Best For: Suspension, large bolts, high torque

DeWALT DCF520:
Max Torque: 50 ft-lbs
Max Speed: 450 RPM
Included Anvils: 3/8 in. & 1/4 in. Square, 1/4 in. Hex
Best For: Engine work, interior, speed

The main difference between these two ratchets is the balance of power versus speed. The DCF510 is designed for heavy-duty torque, while the DCF520 is DeWALT's highest speed 20V ratchet, optimized for clearing long fasteners quickly.

Which one should you choose?
  • Choose the DCF510 if you need raw strength. With 75 ft-lbs of torque, it is better suited for the stubborn bolts often found in suspension work or the undercarriage of your Buick. It handles larger 1/2-inch drive sockets natively.
  • Choose the DCF520 if you prioritize speed in tight spaces. At 450 RPM, it is 50% faster than the 510B. It is ideal for 1/4-inch and 3/8-inch fasteners in engine bays or interior work where you have lots of thread to travel but don't need massive torque to break things loose.
Last edited by Nords April 11, 2026 at 06:25 AM.
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resellpanda_88Today 02:03 PM
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Quote from Nords :
DeWALT DCF510:Max Torque: 75 ft-lbs Max Speed: 300 RPMIncluded Anvils: 3/8 in. & 1/2 in. SquareBest For: Suspension, large bolts, high torqueDeWALT DCF520:Max Torque: 50 ft-lbsMax Speed: 450 RPMIncluded Anvils: 3/8 in. & 1/4 in. Square, 1/4 in. HexBest For: Engine work, interior, speedThe main difference between these two ratchets is the balance of power versus speed. The DCF510 is designed for heavy-duty torque, while the DCF520 is DeWALT's highest speed 20V ratchet, optimized for clearing long fasteners quickly.Which one should you choose?
  • Choose the DCF510 if you need raw strength. With 75 ft-lbs of torque, it is better suited for the stubborn bolts often found in suspension work or the undercarriage of your Buick. It handles larger 1/2-inch drive sockets natively.
  • Choose the DCF520 if you prioritize speed in tight spaces. At 450 RPM, it is 50% faster than the 510B. It is ideal for 1/4-inch and 3/8-inch fasteners in engine bays or interior work where you have lots of thread to travel but don't need massive torque to break things loose.
Which one is better for mechanic work?
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zoupman225992Today 02:18 PM
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Quote from resellpanda_88 :
Which one is better for mechanic work?
They both serve different purposes.
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Quote from resellpanda_88 :
Which one is better for mechanic work?
Nobody can answer that but you. I listed their pros and cons, their attachment sizes, their strengths and weaknesses, their speeds and torque, you need to know what type of work you will be doing...

its like asking "do I need a Ferrari or a land rover?" without telling us what you are trying to do...
Last edited by Nords April 11, 2026 at 07:31 AM.
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resellpanda_88Today 02:51 PM
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Quote from Nords :
Nobody can answer that but you. I listed their pros and cons, their attachment sizes, their strengths and weaknesses, their speeds and torque, you need to know what type of work you will be doing...its like asking "do I need a Ferrari or a land rover?" without telling us what you are trying to do...
I like Ferrari but will be working on DIY project/repairs on my Honda.

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Quote from resellpanda_88 :
I like Ferrari but will be working on DIY project/repairs on my Honda.
what size nuts and bolts? How rusty? how many? how fine pitch? how long are the threads? What sockets and head sizes are you mostly working with?
Only you can make this decision.

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