🔧 DEWALT Cordless Impact Wrench Kit, 20V Max XR, High Torque, Brushless, 1/2-Inch, with Detent Pin Anvil (DCF899M1) Review

I have some bumps. But this is my favorite. The only downside is that it's super heavy. The price is definitely worth the money. I didn't want to spend a lot of money on other brands. So that worked fine for me.

Powerful! Reliable! Universal! This tool is invaluable for an old man who doesn't always know how to loosen nuts on a machine. Saved the day replacing an RV tire in the middle of nowhere when an old fashioned wrench didn't work for me.

Long life battery very durable and high torque to loosen the toughest nuts on your trailer, RV, RV or truck. The trigger allows you to adjust the torque you use up to 700 ft-lbs. A very balanced tool that will not tire you.

This impact wrench is great, but be careful. There's a much cheaper 20v Max XR version that's rated at just 300 ft-lbs. These 700 ft-lbs. It's worth the extra money if you're working on things seriously.

Cons The hard side, but such is the nature of the animal. Battery life is short but just fine. The locking pin that holds the bushings in place is very tight. But over time it can weaken. It's a twister on the wrist, so hold on. Pros It's a twister on your wrist, so hold on tight. The battery and charger work quickly. The warranty covers a lot.

I removed the front tires, brake calipers and brackets without any problems. I actually had to be careful not to apply too much torque and be sure which way the bit was going. I would recommend it to anyone who wants to get rid of hoses and air baths. Take off the tire and do car repair at any time. The battery still had enough runtime after work. Didn't even load it out of the box. By the way, there are 3 settings. I'm not exactly sure of the torque for each setting, but be careful with the…

I bought this mainly to remove lug nuts and to be honest it's too much but I'd rather have more power than I can on a specific one need day. I flipped the tires and the nuts came off like butter, I tried second gear and it has enough power to get the job done. For tightening I recommend 1st gear, of course you should always start by hand and tighten with a torque wrench according to the instructions in the manual. 1st speed will save you from over-tearing (it just seems like it has that much…

Wow, this impact wrench packs a lot of power. I have several Porter Cable cordless tools, so when I needed a cordless impact wrench I went with the Porter Cable. There was an error. I don't use an impact wrench that often, I'm not a mechanic so I can't justify the cost of Dewalt. The porter cable worked fine until I had to remove a tire that had recently been replaced at a tire shop. Porter Cable couldn't move them; 105 ft/lb seemed to be the limit for this impact wrench. When I didn't remove…