Waaaait a second... you unboxed a gray-shiny thing at the start of the video and you didn't give us a bean value for that. Where are the graphs for the plaque ???! REeee (╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻

I don't even have a mid torque impact

Wait so this mid torque makes more power than Dewalt's current high torque? Wtf lol crazy? I would like to see it in action on some real bolts or lug nuts to see how it fairs. Connor wait to see how the high torque fares too when it comes out.

*I'm NOT currently in the market for new impacts, but I absolutely love the channel!*

Hey guys, want me to send in the 6AH like I did last time for you to get the full beans out of the DeWalt?

What’s funny is if a competent (key word) government ran a company for tools (aside from the ones working there now) that would be the result anyways, they would be competing with themselves to try to make a better tool to make the job easier, and a large force of that would be in two main decisions, making sure nothing can’t be turned with their most powerful option and making sure as much as possible can be turned with their more compact options, then at some point user friendly options would come in due to likely complaints (even a good government cannot be omniscient) which would be likely due to over torque or damage along with comfort and ergonomics, at some point there would be either two options of each or changeable handles since some people don’t like flex heads, and there may be programable or switchable program sets to avoid cycling through dozens of unnecessary (for that user) programs and features, but not 6 dozen different tools like the current market, the real question comes for users who like different colours or logo types (im a fan of even the general shape of the dewalt logo) because the government no matter how competent and for the people they are would be really unlikely to make different versions of tools/casings just because someone doesn’t like a colour, the only thing to drive that would be if people hated it enough to go back to other brands and even then they aren’t profit oriented so it’s not a major concern

@@Lee-lb9qh I’m a dewalt fan to the point where I often don’t even consider other tools but Milwaukee drill bits kinda is changing that for those hex drive ones, though they keep dulling even with lubrication on certain material

But no one is going to switch over to Dewalt battery system since no one’s bought into them since their 18v Ni-Cd XR line. Milwaukee and Makita just destroyed them on all fronts and still built to last, unlike Dewalt where you bump it and it shatters into little pieces. PITA

@@aterack833 they don’t let even the parking wars cops on TV in Philly have a half decent wrench to install tire boots. Shame shame. Harbor freight even makes their stuff look worse. Wow. No sector has any good tools.

@hardtymz2517 dude nobody has used ni cad battery's in years. I worked for sears 2013 and I didn't see those battery's then when we carried dewalt 🤣

Yes

I join your opinion

Which sucker?

Dewalt or Mil?

@@AMA-Arellano the 891 sorry

small engine mechanic here, did the same shit until i picked mine up. this little thing will take every bolt and nut off a lawnmower there ever was.

Did you try to warranty it?

Agreed, across the board. Gotta say, too.....not on the DeWalt platform (DIYer, started w/ Ryobi, then Rigid - due to insane DEALS -, & more recently, the Milwaukee M12 line - 1 handed Sawzall, Surge, Rt angle impact) & been wanting to pull the trigger on the M12 3/8" stubby.....but, REALLY liking those DeWalt Atomic DCF921, 923 & right now HD has the 921 w/ starter kit, including a 4ah & 6ah battery for $199......so yeah,...... thinking I just might jump into that DeWalt line, after all. (then sell my Rigid Octane 1/2" mid-torque & grab one of these beasties).

Right? I use an old M12 non-fuel 3/8 impact for just about everything. Recently bought the gen3 M18 mid torque as my "high torque," which even 100ft/lbs down on the DeWalt took the crank bolt off in seconds.

Based Bahroo sipp pfp

My m12 stubby removes wheel bolts. Not much else it won’t do on a car that isn’t a rust bucket lol

@@dubstrippin best tool ever

@@dubstrippin Even with rusty cars, it is actually not that often that you would need mountains of torque, also for a home gamer there is always the option of using something like a 2-3 foot breaker bar that can be had for much less

Helps me make choices I won’t regret since I can’t even afford to try twice, issue is here in kennuckistan many of the options on PF aren’t available

@@aterack833 Kentucky?

@@aterack833 what do you mean?

@@tommyellis7728 Canaderp

@@michaelvoorhees5978 the da of Cana

it’s what’s on the inside that counts

Don't forget about the new 4ah Powerstack

Or the new power stack series!!

The 6 amp made a big difference on the 894 when tested. I hope he tries it on the 891 and we see similar gains.

@@stlyns agreed. I have 6 Amp, 4 Amp and Powerstack and the 6 Amp works the best on any of the tools I've tested. Powerstack gets almots up there in power but drains out quick. It won't take more than a dozen lugnuts

Another one I’ll be adding to my collection

Ahhhhh yeah! This dude making aaaaaalll kindsa gains!

Yeah now I'm wondering what milwaukee got up their sleeves

I love me some Project Farm. A collab would be epic.

Wow! Great results from DeWalt. I would love to get my hands on that impact

Wait until they get their sht together and actually make it a usable length and shorter. Swing and a miss.

@@hardtymz2517 That's a thick layer of sarcasm you spread out on that comment right? No way you are calling it a loss because it does not meet your personal preference size dimensions. Especially since it is within an inch of it's 2 other competitors. But hey, if I come across a shorter and longer (Starting to transform into a rod looking thing) impact I'll hit you up

​@hardtymz2517 --- Typical Milwaukee Fan Boy ....😢 Milwaukee Does Not make all the Best Tools , Sorry 🤭🤣😂

I lug an 899 with a 1 1/4 deepwell and swivel up a 12 ft ladder on a weekly basis. The awp monster hook is a must have for toting tools around especially up in the air but I've wished I had it working on my truck walking circles to find a gun that's too heavy for a steel clip

As someone several thousand dollars deep in dewalts ecosystem, I can tell you they have great reliability and highly recommend them.

Dewalt seams to provide the best value here with this tool if they sold it as a kit I would definitely buy it.

@@abrahamdionne7702 Absolutely agree with you, I'm using Dewalt tools except my Abrasive Chop Saw is M18 Milwaukee tool only.

Just purchased one at tractor supply: made in America 🇺🇸.

Where do u need 60v ? U can get enough power & tq out of 18v as well if needed 😊💪👍

They already have the battery platform why not utilize it? Other brands like Makita have 40v tools and they seem to be bringing the beans

@@Vawzzwald51 as we c in this video 18V seems to be powerfull enough vs. The xtg. So therefore at least at this point 18V is enough 😊 Imo... but maybe later and maybe DW have this option in their backpocket 😉 ?

I have had the dcf894 and I have used it from pulling pipe together in trenches to working on the vehicles. It’s been awesome. All I can say is welcome to team yellow. This is an amazing time to be in the platform. I love power tools in general and have used many brands but for me Dewalt gets me. I am excited for the future knowing they are finally taking automotive power tools seriously. Btw last thing the 12 volt tools are awesome! New 12v impact with their 5ah battery is my go to for most things and now I can’t wait to pick up the Dcf891.

Fireworks

Well, there's the answer, wow that was a quick response TTC!: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/l9aDfaaImr3Sk6s.html

I was just considering this today, that someone in the bush might benefit from using a car battery corded to their impact. This would be interesting to test and compare.

dewalt has definitly stepped up its game and im happy because i was close to switch to milwaukee