Dewalt DCF 961 vs Milwaukee 3/4 RPMS

[jordanalexander]

In case everyone doesn't know. The DCF961 has a built on feature were the impact hits with about half its power for the first five seconds then doubles it after that. Its wierd but thats how it is.

[johnv]

Your not using the M1006 Battery Pack for that Milwaukee? You can get them cheap at Home Depot for $30, 000

[brandon]

You've got what looks like a half dead 5ah battery on that Dewalt and it sounds like it too, needs at least a 6ah XR with the 21700 cells or the 9ah flexvolt battery, both of which are Dewalt's top performers.

[jelevenj]

I use my DeWalt 1/2-in atomic version for car repair and it works like a charm. Whatever he's taking apart was probably assembled with a huge air gun

[mikerayle]

3/4 drive has entered the chat. Some bolts need the next step up these impacts are ridiculous these days but your not going to loosen everything. A rusty crusty hitch nut for example.

[centroamericasvr]

You have to use a power stack battery to increase its power in Dewalt and drop the 1, 750 pounds of torque

[franciscosilveriogarcia]

don't use counterfeit battery use the original battery of dewalt

[Geeazy]

Those are tight af I had 3/4 air impact and they wouldn’t even flinch for me I used a 3/4 Mac breaker bar with cheater and stood on top the crank case

[jasonstclair]

Battery tools are nice, but sometimes air is better. If air won't do it then a breaker bar and pipe. No sense in beating your tools when there is a faster way to get it done.

[thejokergotham]

I have the dewalt 1/2in atomic i use for my cars and trucks and it is amazing, i live in the rust belt of Ny where we salt roads and it breaks free control arms and anything else i could put in front of it like a charm

[JimmysJohn]

When you hire a pipe fitter but needed a boilermaker 😂

[joeytate]

Reminds me of this tire shop I went to today 2 young lazy chunky boys mentioned I had a cross threaded lug and then proceeded to show for I know a full 3 mins straight with a Harbour feight Bauer or what ever it is when he finally let off of the trigger I was like yup I'd say that's cross threaded so where is the breaker bar and also you need a extension needed one from the start I noticed they had trouble and had to get the ones the could then rock the tire to get the other when a lil extension could have made their hour and a half 4 tire change probably a hour then hits me with don't have one and continued hammering away and to my disbelief it came off in a solid full min of him just hold that thing like it was a vibrator he enjoyed holding

[ribbitism]

Milwaukee moved it, you can tell by watching some of the paint chips slowly align. It needed another 3 or 4 seconds that's all.

[cerwin]

Have that Dewalt. Hasnt been stopped yet. But just superduty and Duramax r&r so far, no heavy rust or heavy equipment tried out yet.

[eggdude]

It's hilarious how many people are mixing up the DCF961 and the 964, completely different torque figures

[Commut]

For that kind of work I use slugging wrenches and a sledge hammer to break torque then use the gun to run the fastener the rest of the way out. Since I don't do that stuff for a living I make slugging wrenches by welding impact sockets to scrap truck steering arms. I weld them to the splined hole which normally goes over the steering box shaft then I can hold them in place with a long extension while bashing the slugging wrench with a hand sledge.

[kendrickmarcano]

Bro I have that same exact gun I thought it would keep up with heavier repairs but it wouldn’t even take off fly wheel bolts I was so pissed

[aCiDL]

Socket starts moving towards the end
"Nah that won't do it either"
Bruh. 🤦‍♂️

[rjc]

Weighted socket and forge battery. Battery makes a huge difference

[Jpilgrim]

You need that third gen m18 high torque. With the new forge battery that thing is SAVAGE!