- Is the DCF891 strong enough for lug nuts?
- Yes for most cars and light trucks. It handles typical lug nuts and suspension bolts. Very tight or rusted fasteners may need a high-torque model.
- How does it compare with the DCF899?
- The DCF899 is DeWalt's high-torque wrench with more breakaway torque but a bigger, heavier body. The DCF891 is easier to handle and enough for most passenger-vehicle work.
- What sockets does it use?
- It has a 1/2-inch square drive with a hog ring anvil, so use 1/2-inch impact-rated sockets. Standard chrome sockets are not recommended.
- Does it come with a battery and charger?
- This version includes one 4.0Ah 20V Max battery. Check the kit contents for the charger, since some bundles are sold as bare tools.
- Can it be used for light professional work?
- Yes. It suits tire shops, farm and trailer work. For daily heavy-truck service, a high-torque wrench is the better fit.
- Where is the Dewalt DCF891Q1 (1x4.0Ah) cheapest?
- At Blain's Farm & Fleet, for $249.00, 24% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Dewalt DCF891Q1 (1x4.0Ah)?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Lowe's, Tractor Supply Co, Blain's Farm & Fleet.