- Which has more torque, the DCF900B or the DCF961GH1?
- The DCF961GH1. It is rated at 1,200 ft-lbs fastening and 1,900 ft-lbs breakaway, against 1,030 and 1,400 ft-lbs for the DCF900B.
- Is the DCF961GH1 worth the extra money?
- Only if you regularly break loose rusted or frozen hardware and want the battery included. At $349.00 versus $87.99, the DCF900B covers most automotive and construction jobs for far less.
- Which is lighter to use all day?
- The DCF900B. The DCF961GH1 weighs 7.65 lbs, and owners of the DCF900B still call it heavy, so the lighter tool wins for overhead work.
- Do either come with a battery?
- The DCF961GH1 includes a 5 Ah XR POWERSTACK battery. The DCF900B is a bare tool with no battery or charger, so budget for those if you are not already on the DeWalt 20V system.
- Which is better for wheel lugs and suspension work?
- Both handle wheel lugs. The DCF900B's 2,300 rpm and 2,500 ipm make it faster on repetitive fastening, while the DCF961GH1's extra breakaway torque helps on seized bolts.
- Which has better control settings?
- The DCF900B. It has four modes plus Precision Wrench control, while the DCF961GH1 has three speeds with a variable speed trigger.