Does this tool click or slip when it reaches MAX torque?
1017024
It was a gift so it is not in my procession. However for the price I am certain that it is as you call it a "click" type. Slip would be nice. Slip would probably cost much more.
1933441
no it does not. It has a clutch system. When taking off a lug nut, you will pull and hold the trigger, a winding up sound comes from the motor until the wrench hits the clutch limit then it snaps to break the bolt loose. Never had to repeat this more than 3 times before it spun the entire nut off. This process is re peated when you re apply the nut. I let it snap tight twice on each of my lugs then checked it with my tourque wrench and was with in 5 lbs on each of the lugs. It was very constant and put me with in the spec range on my vehicle after letting it snap twice. I'm sure if I let it snap more times the torque would in crease depending on the torque you are looking for. hope this helps. no it does not. It has a clutch system. When taking off a lug nut, you will pull and hold the trigger, a winding up sound comes from the motor until the wrench hits the clutch limit then it snaps to break the bolt loose. Never had to repeat this more than 3 times before it spun the entire nut off. This process is re peated when you re apply the nut. I let it snap tight twice on each of my lugs then checked it with my tourque wrench and was with in 5 lbs on each of the lugs. It was very constant and put me with in the spec range on my vehicle after letting it snap twice. I'm sure if I let it... » Read More no it does not. It has a clutch system. When taking off a lug nut, you will pull and hold the trigger, a winding up sound comes from the motor until the wrench hits the clutch limit then it snaps to break the bolt loose. Never had to repeat this more than 3 times before it spun the entire nut off. This process is re peated when you re apply the nut. I let it snap tight twice on each of my lugs then checked it with my tourque wrench and was with in 5 lbs on each of the lugs. It was very constant and put me with in the spec range on my vehicle after letting it snap twice. I'm sure if I let it snap more times the torque would in crease depending on the torque you are looking for. hope this helps. « Show Less
1933440
No it doesn't. But I haven't had any problem with lug nuts. I'd not know what they were to be torqued at anyway. I have used this wrench on many things and it works well. It does seem like maybe it is not going to break a lug or bolt loose, but it does and retightens just fine with no effort on my part.
1698773
Hello, Yes the device spins the lug nuts off quickly, but only if you keep the trigger engaged etc.
1921982
It requires a firm push, then it should click into place. If not, then it is defective. Without handling it myself, it is difficult to tell what the problem is.
419663
Mine clicks backward to a lock position using my finger nail. Stays put until I click it forward. No problem, works well.
676520
Yes, I just bought one and although I can adjust the torque to maximum, it requires a good deal of effort and takes what I think it too long to set especially since it is recommended that it be brought back to zero after use. I am planning on returning mine.
277133
No it does not. The wheel actually has firm 'clicking' as you spin the wheel.
1381103
Yes it does. Take it slow. Do not try to turn too quickly or put to much force on it at one time as this will strip the removal tool. Steady even pressure to the left and right and it will break loose.
241044
on the high torque setting it does because I have finished tightening screws with it many times when the battery went down to low before I changed batteries I just finished tightening the screws with the tool. This tool I use more than any other power tool I own. This tool I have used now for several years, the best thing dewalt makes in my book, highly recommended from me I guarantee.
1489342
just use the supplied wrench an tighten it very snug, don't kill it. The supplied wrench is relatively short to prevent you from over tightening. There is no torque spec as far as I know.
796892
It has torque and angle settings but you would have to reset the angle setting to make a 3rd pass.
2173109
I have had no problem with the button on mine slipping. Haven't used it a ton, but had no problems with it so far.
1842165
There is no torque information sent with the product. I do know that it is somewhat higher than any of the 18 volt drivers I have used. I suspect that the Impact driver attachment which I also have and used is much greater than the standard drill driver.
714318
If it is something I have a fear of stripping out as it fully tightens, I will start with a lower setting and see how it goes at the start... you can always adjust for more torque but too late after you strip the hole larger. Keep in mind that with this tool, even at the highest torque you can always let go of the trigger or pull the tool off the screw if it starts to scare you about stripping etc. Low RPMs so time to correct things before it's too late. Plus, you can lock the drive and use only human power for the last bit of tightness if you want... Nice tool tool by the way, just ordered a replacement for the same one I have had for many years. Old one only needed a new battery, but whole tool with new gold higher capacity battery and charger is only about five bucks more than just a new gold battery..... !!
1842163
I checked my manual and found no torque info. Torque seems to quite good as I have to turn torqe adjuster down 2-4 clicks to prevent turning heads off screws #8s #10s.
2009629
Mine makes an occasional soft clicking, Check to make sure the pedal is seated correctly and tight enough, and if it really seems to be a problem, call customer assistance. They were very helpful when I had a problem with assembly.