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Take on fastening jobs with the DEWALT DCF890. Its compact design makes it easy to use. Battery and charger sold separately.
Dimensions: H 6.25 in, W 3 in, D 8.125 in
Product Depth (in.) | 8.125 in |
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Product Height (in.) | 6.25 in |
Product Width (in.) | 3 in |
Amperage (A) | 0 A |
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Batteries Included | No |
Battery Amp Hours | No Battery |
Battery Power Type | Lithium Ion |
Battery Size | 20-volt |
Battery Voltage (V) | 20V |
Charger Included | Charger Not Included |
Color Family | Yellow |
Cordless Tool Type | Impact Wrench |
Cordless/Corded | Cordless |
Drive Size (in.) | 3/8 in |
Impacts Per Minute | 3200 |
Included | Tool Only |
Motor Type | Brushless |
Number of Total Batteries Included | 0 |
Power Tool Features | LED Light, Variable Speed |
Product Weight (lb.) | 2.375 lb |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Tools Product Type | Power Tool |
Manufacturer Warranty | 3 Year Limited Warranty1 Year Free Service Contract90 Day Money Back Guarantee |
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The DCF890B is a "bare tool." It does not include a battery or charger.
Any sockets that fit a 3/8 ratchet. Impact sockets, however, are recommended
The DCF890B is compatible with the all DEWALT Impact sockets.
Yes, you can use a 9AH FLEXVOLT battery with this impact.
You can use a 1.3AH Lithium Ion Battery branded by DEWALT with this tool.
Yes!
Yes you can but your going to run out of juice pretty quick.
Yes
No made in china
Manufactured in China.
Maybe
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No.
You may need to break them loose with a lug wrench first. It depends on whether or not they were torqued properly when installed. If they were torqued at the proper setting it would be no problem. I would recommend at least a 4 ah battery for lug nut duty
Yes. I keep on on my utv and it does the job quite well
Not a torque wrench . You have use the wrench and fell the nuts getting tight to a point that you fell the lug nuts are tighting then stop. when pressing the trigger on the gun you get to judge the wright tighting to stop .
No adjustment on this particular model. For that I would recomend the 1/2 model (it has a low-med-high selector. I have both but haven't used the 1/2 much. The 3/8 def. has some of type of clutch that backs off slightly unless the screw bites. Hope this helps.
No
The amount of torque you get is up to you. Trigger control and experience will make the difference.I think if you are needing something less than 30 ft pounds I would use the 12v. It will hit 150 ft pounds if you sit there and hammer on it. These do not have the torque of the bigger 1/2" impacts but are strong for what they are.
Yes. I was able to take off lugs nuts on my VW.
batteries work great make tool power up longer. impact wrench will have enough power as long as the person before you didnt hammer them on with 3/4 impact wrench.
You may need to break them loose with a lug wrench first. It depends on whether or not they were torqued properly when installed. If they were torqued at the proper setting it would be no problem. I would recommend at least a 4 ah battery for lug nut duty
What batteries. Don’t come with any
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