DeWalt DCF897P2 Impact Wrench Kit vs DeWalt DCF911B 20V Impact Wrench

Buy the DCF897P2 if you loosen seized structural bolts, lug nuts on trucks or heavy equipment, or work on suspension and frame hardware. Its 700 ft-lbs fastening and 1,200 ft-lbs breakaway torque, 3/4-inch hog ring anvil and 3-speed selector put it in a different class from the DCF911B. The DCF911B is a light 2.3 lb 1/2-inch wrench with 250 ft-lbs fastening and 400 ft-lbs breakaway, good for routine automotive and assembly work where a compact, one-handed tool matters more than raw power. Owners of the big DeWalt praise the torque and the two included 5.0Ah batteries; the DCF911B's 4.6-star rating reflects its value as a lighter, simpler tool, though it ships as a bare tool.

• Choose the DeWalt DCF897P2 if you need to break loose rusted or high-torque fasteners on trucks, trailers, heavy equipment or structural steel and want a complete kit with two batteries.
• Choose the DeWalt DCF911B if you want a light, compact 1/2-inch wrench for lug nuts and general automotive work and already own 20V MAX batteries.