10 JAN 2015, is this the 400 Ft/Lb version, which has the RIDGES on the 1/2" drive cone? Is the 400 Ft/Lb torque achieved with the 3.0 Amp/hour battery instead of the 4.0 Amp/hour XR battery?
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This is the 300 FL/LB version. I bought this to swap over my winter and summer tires. It breaks the lug nuts loose with plenty of power to spare. I am not sure on the torque being attained with the 3.0 amp hour battery, I use the XR battery on all my 20V DeWalt power tools.
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According to Dewalt it is 400 ft/lb but I have read elsewhere as 300 ft/lb. I'm not sure what you mean by ridges on the cone but this model has the pin similar to a socket wrench. The detention pin holds a socket tighter than the hog ring style. Hog ring style is probably better if you need to change sockets frequently as they are easier to get on and off. I haven't tested the actual torque but it does operate with the 3.0 battery. I would definitely recommend the 5.0 battery for this tool if you plan on using it a lot.
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Dewalt has 2 battery types for some of their 20volt Max system tools and label the differences with the letters C, L, D and M for the sets. The tool alone has a B designation. The regular Lithium Ion batteries are labeled C (1.5Ah) and L (3.0Ah). The XR batteries (33% more capacity) are D (2.0Ah) and L (4.0Ah). I own the DCF895C2 set and it is an outstanding tool. Also you need to consider the weight of the battery. The 1.5Ah and 2.0Ah weight 0.8 pound. The 3.0Ah and 4.0Ah weight about 1.4 pounds each. Take into consideration the fatigue factor with the heavier batteries. Dewalt now has a 5.0Ah battery at the same weight as the 3.0 and 4.0. You have a lot to consider with the 20 volt tool system. I am happy with each one I won.
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I ordered from the link and mine arrived yesterday. The factory label says "48-11-2402 M12 Red Lithium Battery Pack."So the photo was wrong but the description was correct.Surprisingly, even though the battery is double the weight of the standard battery, my new impact driver feels lighter with the XC battery. My wife agrees. It must be that the tool is better balanced. It IS top heavy with the standard battery.P.S. I see that they have changed the photo to the correct battery.
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i got mine under 400. i am not sure why they made it that high. i know it used to be 289 or something like that. i guess if its got a brushless motor thats why
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Torque is higher on the 03z than the 01z ...03 has the highest rating at 750 in lbs and 2000 rpms (i think best in class) verse 1500 on the 01... Its a great drill!.. I'm not sure if a "guide" is available for comparison.
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Not sure. When I got it, it didn't come with markings. The stock one is a 370. The brushless seems to be more powerful.
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There are 3 settings for torque on this gun - one could use the medium setting then finalizing torque by hand with a torque wrench to the exact specification you desire. 500 lbs is a lot of torque however. I use this on the high setting when I'm only torqueing my truck wheels to 150 ft lbs and its ok as long as I don't torque overly long.
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I've had both electric & battery. Neither is more powerful than the other. How can anything be powerful when it runs off of 3 volts maximum? The battery units (AA or rechargeable) are more convenient because you can use them anywhere. I prefer to use it outdoors, weather permitting. The description says "spins at UP TO 47 rps", but I can't tell any difference between "UP TO" 47 and a real 30 rps.
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yup this is what you want, I am using one on my 350 vortec with dual group 31 batteries for a 12,000lbs. winch.
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Unicorn... When i bought mine i noticed a tiny bit of power increase only on the lvl 4 tune. I think they rate it at 25 hp gain, and 24 ft lb torque. The thing i really liked about it was it had firm shifts all the way through 3rd gear. Definitly going to help if your towing. But if your looking for just hp increase overall i would get a blackbear tune. Wont get number like a diesel but it will definitely help.
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The XMC has higher cold cranking amps, and essentially is a stronger/heavier battery. I have two in my tent trailer that are 4 years old and function perfectly. They are beasts, definitely a ideal source of long lasting reliable power.
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I received mine a few days ago and it is the latest version rated at 400 ft-lbs.
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It's a bit more money, but Dewalt also makes a full sized impact "gun" that's rated for 400 ft/lbs. DEWALT DCF889HM2 20-volt MAX Lithium Ion 1/2-Inch High Torque Impact Wrench with Hog Ring
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Max Torque: 6 (Peak) Nm, 15 settings. The new Dewalt XR Li-Ion Battery Technology (the same model, DCF610) got 8nm of torque. http://www.dewalt.es/powertools/productdetails/catno/DCF610S2/info/specifications/
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Happy New Year, Richard! Here are the difference between these Hitachi impact drivers: WH18DSAL=================================================WH18DL (2) 18V 1.5Ah Lithium Ion Slide Batteries (330139============Two 3.0 Ah HXP Lithium Ion batteries 1,280-inches per pound of torque=============================1,330 in./lbs. of torque Weight: 3.3-pounds===========================================Weight: 3.5 pounds I decided to buy this impact driver (Hitachi WH18DL) mainly for the larger-capacity batteries and torque. Hopefully, my answer with this brief comparison is helpful for you... Best regards, Marc Wuttke
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Last summer I used this battery to power a 37 lb. thrust trolling motor on and off fishing for 2 to 3 hours at a time with no loss of powere for all speeds. It would come to fully charged afterwards in less than one hour. It was brand new then
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Well, I have the 6.2L engine in a half ton quad cab with 33" tires and it gave me a very noticeable amount of power. Approximately 25hp but with that and the change in shift intervals it hauls the mail and pulls like a son of a gun. Only thing I have to say is make sure that you place a jump pack on your battery or a battery charger while it uploads the tune. If the voltage drops too low at any time some files will be corrupted, causing nothing to work properly. This happened to me and I had to reflash the PCM at the dealership after towing it in cause the computer was all jacked up. As long as you give the battery extra juice you'll have no problem and customer service from edge is great. Well, I have the 6.2L engine in a half ton quad cab with 33" tires and it gave me a very noticeable amount of power. Approximately 25hp but with that and the change in shift intervals it hauls the mail and pulls like a son of a gun. Only thing I have to say is make sure that you place a jump pack on your battery or a battery charger while it uploads the tune. If the voltage drops too low at any time some files will be corrupted, causing nothing to work properly. This happened to me and I had to reflash the PCM at the dealership after towing it in cause the computer was all jacked up.... » Read More Well, I have the 6.2L engine in a half ton quad cab with 33" tires and it gave me a very noticeable amount of power. Approximately 25hp but with that and the change in shift intervals it hauls the mail and pulls like a son of a gun. Only thing I have to say is make sure that you place a jump pack on your battery or a battery charger while it uploads the tune. If the voltage drops too low at any time some files will be corrupted, causing nothing to work properly. This happened to me and I had to reflash the PCM at the dealership after towing it in cause the computer was all jacked up. As long as you give the battery extra juice you'll have no problem and customer service from edge is great. « Show Less