Capitalism. I love it.

Besides flex

Dewalt has the highest rated impact the the dcf 961

Flex

​@@TheTate182 yes, but he meant recently. Dewalt is tried and true. I've used them for years and love them. But Hercules has come up so quickly out of seemingly nowhere. Flex is also dope.

What warranty, that's on hand tools

​@@elementaldesign2520 5 year warranty, son

​@@elementaldesign2520 All Hercules brushless tools have a 5 year warranty

@@elementaldesign2520they have a 5year warranty on all brushless 20v out of the box and 3 year on 20v batteries

Still going with Milwaukee. Can't beat their quality.

bauer hight torque is really good too

@@toolsonabudget7763I know this is late but I’ve read a lot of reviews on Bauer and under that high torque is underpowered apparently

@@toolsonabudget7763you ain’t getting that Milwaukee for $250

For 50 dollars more I’d gladly pay for the reliability of Milwaukee, they do the job year in year out , but we’ll have to see herc can do the same, tho that five year over the counter warranty sounds pretty damn good

Dcf900 dcf961 and the 2967 enter the chat

Im going to buy the 12ah for both and do a secod test

12ah in milwaukee is a beast and major difference than when I use my 5ah. I use for impact, chainsaw ,weed eater and many more tools and the 5 ah barely can run my weed eater for 10 min and strains the motor. My impact with 12 ah is bad to the bone and my weed eater will run for several hours with the 12ah so just like Hercules if you add a stronger battery it will still beat the Hercules. With that said Hercules is still a beast and a win win impact

I used to try to explain to guys I worked with that a bigger battery may not give more power but it let's the tool use every bit it's got. I found that out several years ago with a porter cable set I had.

😂

Bro Milwaukee is almost dead even with a budget impact. You can watch this and say yeah Milwaukee still won but look at the prices of both. It’s way to over priced

@@xaphan8581if you need one every day, probably go with the Milwaukee, but if it’s only a few times a year or something, the Hercules is probably the better choice

​@xaphan8581 for putting in fasteners sure, but what about breaking force, that's what really matters. Will the Hercules break loose the same things the milwaukee can??? That's the real test

​@@docj8257It will do 99% of the breaking the Milwaukee can do at half the price I call that a win by Hercules.

All will do the job these r both great tools

Going to be the same as every Chinese company. Makes decent stuff but is 1-2 years behind. The Hercules ultra torque is a clone of the Milwaukee 2767

Milwaukee is better but those Hercules are pretty close for less than half.

Great tool

Milwaukee about twice the price ill check for you

cant wait lol

? A good tool is a good tool. IDC WHAT "brand" it is.

Something an insecure person would say

So your a woman?

I rock my garage in Pittsburgh, Icon, and Hercules tools who gives a crap what people think about your set up. For the price and the warranty at Harbor Freight I finished big projects with cheaper tools.

They were both charged i gain nothing from either winning

they were all equal both on highest power setting lol i prefer the hercules i love blue

Yes same warranty and faster replacement times

Numbers are numbers this is what some people use em for lag bolts through thick wood

@@toolsonabudget7763 how about if you try to remove a bolt or nut from old car suspension or hub bearing bolt 😊

I'll watch BOTH. I just want to see the tool perform and if I want numbers I'll go to TTC's channel and watch the numbers. Honestly, it's the comments that tell me more about the brand and tool than anything. Just saying.

Well, the faster one had a bigger battery so Milwaukee may be a little slower with equal batteries. For a whole lot more money.

Bought both batteries around same time so its fair when i get a 8ah for hercules im going to make another vid see how it goes thanks

Both 5ah

I did do it vs the dewalt and the dewalt won lol

I thought milwaukee have a 5 year warrantee on their Power tool, and 3 for batteries?

It's true it doesn't tell which one is more durable, lighter, more comfortable, better made etc just what they have in terms of power. But who cares? I personally like to gather ALL information about the tool. It's better than just buying it and seeing how it is🤷🏻‍♂️. I'd rather see if perform and then read the comments on who has experience with the tools to help me buy better.

No, it doesn't. It's just a pissing contest lol. But at least you get an idea of what the tool is like. I personally learn more from the comments than anything else. I like to see what people have to say about the brand and the tool and their experience with them. Helps me buy better.

Highest setting on both

They both had 5ah batterys

If only there was this website where you could type your quistions in and it would magically show you.

They r both 5ah

Milwaukee stronger but not worth the price difference on a daily basis u wont even notice

@@toolsonabudget7763 yeah you won't notice in real life but we came here for a showdown lol 💪🏽

Lol

But you’ll probably get 10 times the life out of the Milwaukee than the Hercules.

i never said one was better than other lol i was just showing them if u watch my videos u will see i always tell people hercules wins for the money hands down

You must be really poor if you do want to go there. There’s not much difference, I’ll spend more any day for Milwaukee over a harbor freight. 😂