@@LiquorandCheeseburgers yeah identical batteries and platforms but we can’t call 18V, 20V here. Different marketing regulations. Identical tools and batteries. Different labeling
I will tell you this...( 4 yr Milwaukee user)...I have both (non hydraulic and hydraulic)...and the hydraulic drivers are for all day light work. If you're driving structural screws or putting on a lot of metal sheets...do not buy any of the hydraulic drivers. I won't buy another one.
Hydraulic impact driver??? It's got a brushless electric motor. I need this explained to me please. How is it an hydrologic impact driver? I feel like laughing at this and scrolling on past. But I find myself wondering if I'm missing something.? Or is this just titled very badly?!?!! It's a brushless electric motor. That's why it's quieter. Someone care to enlighten me. Or this guy? Or is it because I'm American and we just say things differently? I like the video. I'm just confused..
@@kurtholzbacher9984 if you can’t hear what I say about the anvil being replaced you can do a short google search and get yourself informed faster than you can write this comment. Google something like “Hydraulic impact driver vs impact driver” both have a brushless motor but completely different mechanisms up the business end.
@@christov4120 Of course, I'm aware. I'm simply saying as of this moment, the Dewalt is King. I have a m12 surge and also a Ridgid pulse impact. This new Dewalt is very impressive especially considering the torque it produces.
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I just got one it’s really gutless though. Way quieter is a bonus
AEG had the most powerful hydraulic impact. Shame they stopped making them.
What's that mean ? It lacks torque or gutless like Obama afraid to come out gay gutless
Have it on my RUclips channel and it SMOKES the 840 and 845 especially in the lowest speed
It blew up today it’s only two weeks old I think it must’ve been bad from the beginning I’m taking it back tomorrow morning.
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That sound reduction is 100% worth it.
What about vibration?
Will it accept the same 20v 40v max batteries as half my other collection?
@@LiquorandCheeseburgers yeah identical batteries and platforms but we can’t call 18V, 20V here. Different marketing regulations. Identical tools and batteries. Different labeling
@SydneyToolsTV Awesome, thanks for the info, much appreciated.
I will tell you this...( 4 yr Milwaukee user)...I have both (non hydraulic and hydraulic)...and the hydraulic drivers are for all day light work. If you're driving structural screws or putting on a lot of metal sheets...do not buy any of the hydraulic drivers. I won't buy another one.
@@michaelobannion7342 basically what I say at the start. Day to day standard screw types, joinery, cabinets etc, where the tool shines.
Hydraulic impact driver??? It's got a brushless electric motor. I need this explained to me please. How is it an hydrologic impact driver? I feel like laughing at this and scrolling on past. But I find myself wondering if I'm missing something.? Or is this just titled very badly?!?!! It's a brushless electric motor. That's why it's quieter. Someone care to enlighten me. Or this guy? Or is it because I'm American and we just say things differently? I like the video. I'm just confused..
@@kurtholzbacher9984 if you can’t hear what I say about the anvil being replaced you can do a short google search and get yourself informed faster than you can write this comment. Google something like “Hydraulic impact driver vs impact driver” both have a brushless motor but completely different mechanisms up the business end.
That was a cnty reply you cnt
@Lewis-kf2pjit was a “kunty” question.
Interesting, Dewalt is a little late to the party though. Surge baby!
M18 Surge got obliterated by this tool. Torque Test Channel.
@team6techs777 Surge came out in 2017 it's a bit dated.
@@christov4120 Of course, I'm aware. I'm simply saying as of this moment, the Dewalt is King. I have a m12 surge and also a Ridgid pulse impact. This new Dewalt is very impressive especially considering the torque it produces.
Showed up late to smoke the competition
What?
when young bozos think they are old smh
@@Lazy-kv4kb shall we have an old off?
@SydneyToolsTV no thanks young lady