- Is 184 ft-lb enough for deck screws?
- Yes. That torque is in the same class as many premium 18V impact drivers and is enough for long structural and deck screws. Very large lag bolts may still call for an impact wrench.
- How does it compare with a compact 18V driver?
- It delivers more torque than most compact 18V drivers but weighs noticeably more. Choose it for power; choose a lighter 18V driver for overhead or all-day one-handed work.
- Does it come with a battery?
- It is commonly sold as a bare tool, so check the listing for whether a battery and charger are included. The Hercules 20V batteries are shared across the line.
- What bits fit the chuck?
- Any standard 1/4-inch hex-shank bit fits, including impact-rated driver bits and socket adapters. Use impact-rated bits for high-torque work.
- Is it too heavy for overhead work?
- At 7.5 lb it is heavier than most compact drivers, so extended overhead use will tire your arm. For occasional overhead fastening it is fine.
- Can it drive lug nuts?
- With a 1/4-inch hex to square-drive adapter and impact sockets it can loosen many lug nuts, but a dedicated impact wrench is the better tool for that job.
- Where is the Hercules 20V Brushless Compact Impact Driver cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $68.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Hercules 20V Brushless Compact Impact Driver?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including eBay, Amazon.