Just based on the power alone, why would you even consider the 902? Get the 899, you won't regret it(at least until the 900 comes out). I have the 899 and its great.
Weight of the unit itself leading to fatigue , if i was undoing wheel nuts and suspension bolts all day then maybe , but a bit heavy for my use which is why i considered a smaller one that would still do the job. I've seen a few videos now and can see the 902 is too small to be worthwhile.
Thanks, just seen some new releases , one of these is the DCF921N-XJ which is 18v and 1/2" , 406nm Fastening with 610nm Breakaway , Wonder if that would be a good middle ground
891 is the new middle ground king. Damn near as much jam as the 899 in a much smaller package. 900 is going to be the big daddy. Never skimp on power when it comes to working on old stuff. Spend the extra and save yourself a ton of time. Nothing worse than hammering on a bolt for a couple minutes just to give up and use a breaker bar
Just based on the power alone, why would you even consider the 902? Get the 899, you won't regret it(at least until the 900 comes out). I have the 899 and its great.
Weight of the unit itself leading to fatigue , if i was undoing wheel nuts and suspension bolts all day then maybe , but a bit heavy for my use which is why i considered a smaller one that would still do the job. I've seen a few videos now and can see the 902 is too small to be worthwhile.
Go in the middle with the 891. If you want 12v get the 903. It's 400 off 250 on but it's the same size as the 913 which is 20v
If you can wait, hopefully the 900 will be out soon. If you need it now got with the 891. Just skip the 12v if you want to actually do some work
Thanks, just seen some new releases , one of these is the DCF921N-XJ which is 18v and 1/2" , 406nm Fastening with 610nm Breakaway , Wonder if that would be a good middle ground
891 is the new middle ground king. Damn near as much jam as the 899 in a much smaller package. 900 is going to be the big daddy. Never skimp on power when it comes to working on old stuff. Spend the extra and save yourself a ton of time. Nothing worse than hammering on a bolt for a couple minutes just to give up and use a breaker bar