best impact wrenches

[@jeffreycole2816]

why do you have 4??? Why not just get one good one... like the DCF891 from dewalt...

[@stephengoad3091]

I guess you mean the DeWalt DCF891B? So the reason I have four of them is I'm a class-c contactor so I need to have one for me and one for the other guy who works with me Plus back up. What I have invested in these impacts on my workbench wouldn't even buy the (DCF891B) UNIT which cost somewhere around $230 and you need a battery with that to add $70 more to that. So that comes to approximately $300 for one unit plus battery and charger. Here's one off Amazon the warranty on these are not great as well only 3 years I get a one year warranty from these cheap ones. Here's the add Included DCF891 Impact Wrench (Tool Only)Batteries Included?‎ No Batteries Required?‎ Battery Yes Cell Type‎ Lithium Ion Warranty Description‎ 3 year limited warranty/1 year free service contract/90 day money back guarantee. Since I'm a contractor I only get one year from this anyhow. So $300 VS $67 You can buy the expensive one if you want but I'm going to stick with the cheap ones. Thank you for your comment have any questions just let me know.

[@jeffreycole2816]

@@stephengoad3091 Yes, the B just means a bare tool, i.e. not sold with a battery or in a kit. The tool itself is DCF891.

[@stephengoad3091]

So I guess you do agree that $300 is a lot to put out for one unit when you can get this one which costs only around $60 for the impact Plus battery Plus charger. And the warranty only the DeWalt for contractors is only a year, which would be the same warranty as the 1-year eBay impact warranty. All I can say is I would give it a try, $60 is not much to put out for one of these nice units. And these have Makita style batteries which fit some of the older model Makita units.

[@jeffreycole2816]

@@stephengoad3091 I only buy high quality products. I only want one battery ecosytem. So dewalt only for me.