My price $700 ua-cam.com/video/h69-X9RPA4M/v-deo.html if the link doesn't work due to youtube changes look in description for "related video" link to see pricing.
pro tip- #1) press the trigger for more than 2 seconds, give the tool time to work #2) that tool does not cost 700 #3) if your impact starts to strip out your socket, it's pushing way more than 130
Bs I have the same exact one and it's been dropped and banged around and I have yet to find a nut or bolt that that thing can't remove or break off I work on rail road equipment and dock levelers as well as oilfield equipment and old cars and trucks you musta got one they messed up at home Depot
Had one at work come in the other day, wouldn't budge with the 900. Little heat and she came right off. Sometimes you need heat guys lol Even singlecams knows that he's trolling
Probably better to just get rid of the whole car. They do pay about $200 to haul your car away. Let the owner know that their car was shipped off to the dump.
Weird. I have that same impact, it cost only $350 with a battery and charger. And I noticed if I let it work for more than one second it takes stuff like that right off. Looks like a skill issue.
My friend I have the same one and it was $300 and came with a 6 ah flex volt, so if u paid $700 and it came with a normal 6 ah battery then I have to say that's not really a Dewalt, and that looks fused on there put some penatrating oil on it
2 things that’s a gen1 battery and 2nd you didn’t even let it try. The dewalt is the 2nd best in the market next to New dewalt 961 with Vtec. Get the 60v battery in 12ah and stop crying
I got the Bauer 1000 ft/lbs wired impact from harbor freight. It's only 80 bucks and took off my rusty suspension bolts in a few seconds. Can't beat it for the price.
used one of these all time doing maintenance at my local port. the impact removed every bolt likenothing and put one in no problem. definitely exceeded what is shown here on every task it was used for, and it also had a habit of snapping any lag bolt smaller than 3/4. as seen in this video though sometimes you might get a deffective one.
Don't know who you bought it from but no dewalt impact costs $700, try holding it for longer, and more firm to so it not giving kick back between socket and inpackt, use atleast 6amp bat. and maybe than itll work, this isn't tools fault but user fault, that it didn't work...
Yeah, Dewalt arn't all that good, especially the EU 18v stuff. I destroyed one on the first bolt - something I could spin off with a short 1/2 inch strongarm. Just buy Milwaukee and be done with it.
Well that gun has 900 or so foot pounds of torque so if its not working you are either doing something wrong or tool is faulty because i have used this exact gun on a pinion nut that no matter what you could not get off and it zipped it off no problem
The dcf 900 is a strange one. I literally held it at. Holding it at a different angle and it takes everything off. That impact loop you get isnt doing any work . Milwaukee does the same thing. Idk why. That why i got the 1 inch drive 60v. It either comes off or breaks.
We call it rust tite... And over torquing a fastener before it rotts :/ not confirmed 130 ft/lbs and it's in a junkyard says enough not the impacts fault :/
Guaranteed that axle nut is not just 130 ft. Lbs. The 130 ft. Lbs that it was torqued too when new turns into 200 to 250 with years of rust. Put the wheel back on and remove the center cap drop it to the ground and get a mans breaker bar and some leverage and thats it ez!!!
When the socket gets fused on the the nut like that the tool cannot operate properly. Throw a little lube on the head of the bolt so the socket doesn't get stuck. It will stop the tool from bucking so hard and it will do the job.
Pulled off a 233ft-lb axle nut with a Ryobi high torque, didnt even hammer on it for more a second, 28 year old axle. Seems like user error or faulty tool to me. Also who tf pays $700 for a DCF900, we sell this at my work for $249 with the charger and a dcb205.
The socket's 1/2 inch insert is quite banged up. I don't think the socket can last more abuse. Maybe should try a heavier socket or inertia socket to remove the rusted part
yeah i've personally messed with an axle nut for 2 nights... bigger cheater, heat and beat, pb blaster, all of the tricks... finally had to cut it with a dremel then chisel it apart...
@@singlecamsyour right it’s not defective, I had this same issue with a axel nut on a Toyota that my ct9080 had a Milwaukee 2767-20 couldn’t get loose, I remember that recently, I forgot about that when I saw this video,
Bro you supposed to disconnect the caliper, take out the brake pads and take the rotor out then you could get half taking out that's how you change the wheel hub bearing
'130 ft lbs'. I think umpteen years of heat cycles and corrosion jacking has a little bit more to do with it. Or are you the guy who thinks it's the person who tightened it before yous fault you can't take a fastener off?
My price $700 ua-cam.com/video/h69-X9RPA4M/v-deo.html if the link doesn't work due to youtube changes look in description for "related video" link to see pricing.
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if you payed 700$ , i hate to break it to you, but your fu*king stupid, its 300$ for single tool at most
Get the 961 for way cheaper 😂
My boy, 130ft lbs non rusted and 130ft lbs fully corroded and fused together isn’t the same.
That one doesn’t look that bad
@@damonconnell4193right definitely seen worse
That’s not rusted to the point of being seized bro 💀 I garuntee an air impact would rip that damn thing right off
@@nam3tag11q7 battery impact have a lot more power
@@damonconnell4193 torque isn’t the only thing that matters when it comes to an impact despite what torque test channel will tell you
If you paid 700$ you were scammed and probably sold you a fake tool 🤣🤣
I was about to say that i got mine brand-new with batter and charger for around like 300 give or take same one
@@alejandrogaming9465 yes around 300 to 350
@@Stax0- Almost $700 Canadian for the kit.
I bought mine on sale for 200$ with a battery. Normally 300$ at Home Depot.
Mine came with tool, battery and carrying bag!
pro tip- #1) press the trigger for more than 2 seconds, give the tool time to work #2) that tool does not cost 700 #3) if your impact starts to strip out your socket, it's pushing way more than 130
Seems like user error.
100%
Use these all the time. They work pretty good.
2more seconds he would have it
Exactly
And overpaid by 300% so guessing they aren’t that bright.
I'm a Milwaukee guy and I could see the socket turning. He hammered on it for 2 seconds
Exactly!
It's a girl btw
Yep..dumb click bait
😂
Only needed another 2 seconds...would have been off
Half-inch DeWalt impact is only $400 for the 1200 ft breakaway
350 at home depot for dcf900 that spanks the Milwaukee
Dcf900 gangggg
Not I'm Canada bro
Bs I have the same exact one and it's been dropped and banged around and I have yet to find a nut or bolt that that thing can't remove or break off I work on rail road equipment and dock levelers as well as oilfield equipment and old cars and trucks you musta got one they messed up at home Depot
Is that the dcf 899 bro
Dude he tightening the bolt dumb dumb if you really watching it. 😂
God bless the rust belt
Milwaukee owners laughing so hard rn 🤣🤘🏾
YOU GOD DAMM RIGHT😭
Except that new snap on impact blows that Milwaukee out of the water. And it doesn't feel like it's coming apart in your hands like the Milwaukee.
@@jasongoshorn6940 not at all , stop riding on snap on , it’s overpriced and won’t even get pigs of a semi truck , get you a 1/2 Milwaukee fuel 🤫🤡
I got milwaukee impact wrench cause my dewalt couldn't do it on my honda. And rhe honda axles is torqued to 242 ft lbs too
just cause you took a stroking from Strap On don't go badmouthing M8lwaukee.
Had one at work come in the other day, wouldn't budge with the 900. Little heat and she came right off. Sometimes you need heat guys lol Even singlecams knows that he's trolling
true lol 😊
Right you are, and it’s essential as a nut got bigger linear sizes it expands more then a bolt it sits on
Probably better to just get rid of the whole car. They do pay about $200 to haul your car away. Let the owner know that their car was shipped off to the dump.
Spending this kind of money on a tool and not know what you’re doing is a crime.
I’m a Milwaukee guy, but ain’t no way that Dewalt can’t budge that…
It was coming till your socket jammed on the nut, you have to spray the nut with wd-40 or something similar so the socket doesn’t bind
$700? it's $285 bare tool
You gotta be able to hold on to the dewalt so it can do its job
User error, my 899 zipped off a nut torqued to 406ft lbs like it was nothing.
This guys an undercover Milwaukee fanboy Dewalt hater
You paid $700 for a dcf900!?
Yes I did and I posted the prices in this video ua-cam.com/video/h69-X9RPA4M/v-deo.html 😄
That's for the kit. Two 5Ah batteries and charger plus GST would come to $665 Canadian.
Canadian prices are something different.
@@lv7603 Yes, they are different.
@@daifeichu ah ok. Didn’t realize it was in Canadian dollars but that makes sense now
Weird. I have that same impact, it cost only $350 with a battery and charger. And I noticed if I let it work for more than one second it takes stuff like that right off. Looks like a skill issue.
User error
Rust and corrosion adds to it
The problem here is that nut is completely seized on there, also give it another 5-8 seconds and it will budge
have patience and let the impact do its job
My friend I have the same one and it was $300 and came with a 6 ah flex volt, so if u paid $700 and it came with a normal 6 ah battery then I have to say that's not really a Dewalt, and that looks fused on there put some penatrating oil on it
You got FK 700 times😂
2 things that’s a gen1 battery and 2nd you didn’t even let it try. The dewalt is the 2nd best in the market next to New dewalt 961 with Vtec. Get the 60v battery in 12ah and stop crying
🍿 the comments are going to be outstanding lol😂
Is the nut staked because it is an axle nut
Does help that the socket is beat up
Those are not 700 bucks 😂
Definitely give it another 3 or 4 seconds and it would easily crank that out of there if it's a dcf900
Bruh that shii seized
how about impacting longer than 2 seconds ffs your socket was moving.
Read the user manual. My dewalt has to have the trigger pulled for 4 seconds before it will ramp up to max torque.
This was before the new dcf961 which you are talking about they’re using by the dcf900 but even still they’re not using it correctly
Heavy rust adds 200 ft lbs minimum 😂
Yes yes I would say it adds 100 ft lbs for every year of being under rains
its gets stronger over time let it run for 10 seconds
I got the Bauer 1000 ft/lbs wired impact from harbor freight. It's only 80 bucks and took off my rusty suspension bolts in a few seconds. Can't beat it for the price.
That bolt done seal together as one.😂😂 U need a big jackhammer
Shiii…. My Mid-torque Dewalt would rip that thing right off of there.
That's a $350 dcf900 impact that comes with the 5 amp battery. $ You got ripped off.
It looks like the dcf 961. First of all, it's 330$. Second, it has a chip in it that doesn't kick in full torque until after 4 seconds of use.
Rust my boy. Has little to do with torque
The socket wedged on the nut and took out the hammer action. Mrbrutiss has a good video on this $400 impact
How u gonna put the torque specs up on a nut and bolt that have chemically welded themselves together??
used one of these all time doing maintenance at my local port. the impact removed every bolt likenothing and put one in no problem. definitely exceeded what is shown here on every task it was used for, and it also had a habit of snapping any lag bolt smaller than 3/4. as seen in this video though sometimes you might get a deffective one.
If you paid 700 for any battery operated impact, you deserve just this
Don't know who you bought it from but no dewalt impact costs $700, try holding it for longer, and more firm to so it not giving kick back between socket and inpackt, use atleast 6amp bat. and maybe than itll work, this isn't tools fault but user fault, that it didn't work...
milwaukee fuel ftw
You mean it cant remove a rusted all to fuck axle nut that goes through constant hot/cold cycles.....NO!?!??!
This is like trying to remove a dialectic union with one wrench
SECURE YOUR BACK UP
Not for videos or research, would i attempt to ruin my $700 dollar impact. Some type of lubricant to assist beforehand would be my thing.
Yeah, Dewalt arn't all that good, especially the EU 18v stuff. I destroyed one on the first bolt - something I could spin off with a short 1/2 inch strongarm. Just buy Milwaukee and be done with it.
Milwaukee tools are often good, and also are electric.
I bought a $100 Milwaukee 3/4 impact corded from a pawn shop 400 ft lbs
It’ll spin that off , get within 25 foot of a outlet
Nice man. I do love the because they are not too much money and also really simple to operate.
My gen 3 Milwaukee 2967 eats everything I throw at it and I'm a heavy equipment and bus mechanic 😂
Well that gun has 900 or so foot pounds of torque so if its not working you are either doing something wrong or tool is faulty because i have used this exact gun on a pinion nut that no matter what you could not get off and it zipped it off no problem
The dcf 900 is a strange one. I literally held it at. Holding it at a different angle and it takes everything off. That impact loop you get isnt doing any work . Milwaukee does the same thing. Idk why. That why i got the 1 inch drive 60v. It either comes off or breaks.
Didja try maybe actually letting the impact go to town for like 5 solid seconds? 130ftlb is about 700ftlbs as rusted as that thing is 😂
700$ but your in junkyard getting parts ...😂😂😂😂😂
unfortunately this is the way policing is going to have to be done in the future people. you got to realize nobody's going to look out for you but you
My milwaukee was 400 and has taken off a pitman arm bolt torqued to 350. She got a little angry with me but it did take it off
My dewalts are just like me, always busting nuts and never paying alimony
That $50 harbor freight corded impact is what i used to remove them
130ftlbs in 2010. 1300 in 2024
Torque lock from the socket becoming stuck on the nut. Put in forward hit the trigger then start again not very hard
No way thats 130 ftlbs, the 3/8 version is capable of 150 ftlbs
First thing let the gun run second where did you pay $700 bro they ripped you off
We call it rust tite... And over torquing a fastener before it rotts :/ not confirmed 130 ft/lbs and it's in a junkyard says enough not the impacts fault :/
Guaranteed that axle nut is not just 130 ft. Lbs. The 130 ft. Lbs that it was torqued too when new turns into 200 to 250 with years of rust. Put the wheel back on and remove the center cap drop it to the ground and get a mans breaker bar and some leverage and thats it ez!!!
Looks like you need to heat that bolt up after hitting it with an air hammer, then itll come right out
Yeah I bought a DcF 900 with bag 2 batteries and charger on Amazon for under $400
It really depends on the type of sockets used. Higher mass sockets are typicalls best, as well as fasteners that arent corroded to hell.
The new dewalt a don’t go full power until after 5 seconds 😂
Use heat and you can get it with hand tools 🔥
Helps work better with the right sized impact socket to 😅
its a 32mm for 32mm nut
Well you need to let it hammer for a bit longer than that. 😂
Milwaukee sir.... made 100 dollars in 3mins with mine removing a axle no one else could get loose
First DeWalt doesn't cost $700.
$700?? That’d buy the 1” milwaukee d handle, my dude
bro is using it wrong lmao
When the socket gets fused on the the nut like that the tool cannot operate properly. Throw a little lube on the head of the bolt so the socket doesn't get stuck. It will stop the tool from bucking so hard and it will do the job.
Good point just made a new video just about that ua-cam.com/video/gjaqRB8NBIA/v-deo.html
You paid $700 for a dewalt??? 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Why you dont try other brand?
Pulled off a 233ft-lb axle nut with a Ryobi high torque, didnt even hammer on it for more a second, 28 year old axle. Seems like user error or faulty tool to me.
Also who tf pays $700 for a DCF900, we sell this at my work for $249 with the charger and a dcb205.
What model cuz mines puts out over 700ft pounds of torq
Some times those are so rusted your best bet is to split the nut (grinder or drill small holes and use an air hammer)
The socket's 1/2 inch insert is quite banged up. I don't think the socket can last more abuse. Maybe should try a heavier socket or inertia socket to remove the rusted part
yeah i've personally messed with an axle nut for 2 nights... bigger cheater, heat and beat, pb blaster, all of the tricks... finally had to cut it with a dremel then chisel it apart...
Were you Turning it in the right direction?
The socket my boy
Hey, you got a defective tool! My dcf900 rips axle nuts right off, or it’s on low or the battery is low!
It is not defective if you see it in other videos ua-cam.com/video/Tuk3jmoTKvY/v-deo.htmlsi=8lrp4vlpp1fJLNg4 it is just a tight axle nut
@@singlecamsyour right it’s not defective, I had this same issue with a axel nut on a Toyota that my ct9080 had a Milwaukee 2767-20 couldn’t get loose, I remember that recently, I forgot about that when I saw this video,
When you press the direction switch, it doesnt look like you didnt engaged it all the way.
Buy the makita 3/4 40v model, is the most powerful in this moment
Button up the upper control arm and then give it a go
Bro you supposed to disconnect the caliper, take out the brake pads and take the rotor out then you could get half taking out that's how you change the wheel hub bearing
This thing should eat that up like a dog at breakfast. It would sheer or round off if it couldn’t do it.
'130 ft lbs'. I think umpteen years of heat cycles and corrosion jacking has a little bit more to do with it. Or are you the guy who thinks it's the person who tightened it before yous fault you can't take a fastener off?
Sounds like mechanism is already broken
You dont think the total coverage of rust might be a factor there buddy?
Use a torque breaker bar 17" inch
60v battery my guy
The batter does not matter my guy 🤣
It was moving until you stopped