Did The Dewalt DCF503 12v Cordless Ratchet Prove Its Worth? (Updated Review)
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- Опубліковано 23 бер 2024
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An Updated tool review into the Dewalt 12v cordless ratchet (DCF503). Let's clear the air!!
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Super Ratchet. I am to get one. Very Informative video.
Great video. I definitely want to get one of those extended ratchets now
Man I love it.
For those wondering you can also get this ratchet at Lowe’s you will also get a free charger and battery!
Can you send a link? I do not see this extended reach one with battery and charger
right where is the link
I have the 1/4 I use it daily for removing body panels on vehicles. It never lets me down. I had the Milwaukee and snap on but they did not hold up.
Oh yeah. What happened to the Milwaukee and snap on? Asking for myself
@EzTechJoe the snap on every 6 months would stop working , it was under warranty. But my dealer did not want to take care of it. Then I bought Milwaukee. Milwaukee rachet worked for a year . Sent the rachet for warranty. Came back. First use rachet explodes, lol. So I was done with those two.
That's been my experience with cordless rachets .
I was completely unaware that Dewalt made electric ratchets. Good video man. That ratchet looks pretty sick.
Thanks bro! A lot of people don't know much about them. They are underrated
@@EzTechJoe I’m a big Milwaukee guy, but I hate their ratchets because of the trigger design. But I like how these look
@@JSTruckRepair one reason I didn't go Milwaukee and because I've seen so many battery clip complaints that break off with other people
@@EzTechJoe yes. I have a video on that. Haha
The m18 over time will loosen up and have a “wiggle”
For the people that say they’re 18V’s don’t do that it’s only because they don’t use them enough, plain and simple. I’ve seen a lot of people talk about the M2 batteries breaking and they will literally just fall out of the tool. Mine haven’t done that yet, but I almost always use my 1 V stuff compared to my 12V so mine haven’t had that issue yet.
That DCF 923 is a beast isn't it? And so tiny at the same time. Way more widely useable than the Milwaukee stubby.
Yeah it's my Go-To!
I am trying to decide between the dc923 vs the 921. I am looking to use it on car lug nuts and passenger car bolts. would you recommend the 3/8 or 1/2 anvil?
@@EzTechJoe
@landslide03 If you want to using on things specifically in lugnuts I would say get the 921 .. only because the 1/2 anvil allows you to use bigger sized sockets like the 22mm or higher for lugnuts. Can't really go wrong with that.
Ayeoooo don’t ever disrespect snap on like that the head is not that big 😂😂😂😂
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Use regular 12v batteries. Dont need the rubber coated ones alot bulkier and regular batteries will hold up. Plus they are pretty cheap
At this point, I like my DCF500 and 510 way better than the older models. They are made for dedicated mechanics for sure. Their first models were still a good first try nonetheless.
Like you said if you have a good Mac dealer, he'll let you try it out first
Yeah can't wait to get the dcf500 and try it out. I like this because of the long reach
600 ft lbs 😁😁😁