Question 1

Does the drill have a hammer setting?

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dcd791 is not a hammer drill

Dewalt DCD791 / DCD791D2 Compact 1/2″ Drill / Driver

Length 6.9″
    Weight 3.4 lbs
    460 UWO power output (619.55 +/- in-lbs torque)
    0-550 / 0-2,000 RPM
    super bright LED light with 60 lumens
    Can be used as a 20 minute flashlight in spotlight mode
    Up to 30% faster application speed (according to Dewalt vs DCD790)

DCD796D2BT_2_500X500Dewalt DCD796 / DCD796D2 Compact 1/2″ Hammer drill / Driver

Length 7.5″
    Weight 3.6 lbs
    460 UWO power output (619.55 +/- in-lbs torque)
    0-550 / 0-2,000 RPM
    0-9,350 / 0-34,000 BPM
    super bright LED light with 60 lumens
    Can be used as a 20 minute flashlight in spotlight mode
    Up to 30% faster application speed (according to Dewalt vs DCD790)

Question 2

Hello from pensacola florida my question is can this thing take off a tire if not can you point me to on that dose thanks

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Lets put this 6 year old debate to bed here.  Torque Test Channel on YT has a rig to test actual torque output of these things...and test they did/do.  On the top speed, this impact driver is rated to put out 1825 in/lbs...or divide by 12 and you get 152 lb/ft.  They didn't test this exact model, but several other Dewalt units that claim the same 1825 in/lbs or 150 lb/ft but in smaller chassis. (Even harder to make torque) They managed to punch above their rating.  I wouldn't expect different from such a well known brand.  They were making from 175-200 lb/ft of torque!

So, it's got the beans to get a lug nut off IMO just fine with anything under 110-120 lb/ft.  HOWEVER. I 100% would NOT recommend this tool for that application AT ALL.  First off, you're going to be breaking hex to 1/2" socket adapters left and right.  They did so on the TTC videos/tests as well.  That and you'll be pushing the tool holding it wide open for 10-15 seconds to hit that torque number and loosen the lug nut.

As others here said the best option IMO is to go grab a 1/2" drive mid-torque.  The price won't be that different.  Check out the TTC channel on YT along with "Project Farm" to see all the current units on market tested.  It's eye opening!  Good luck to whoever is reading this in 2022 wondering the same question.

Question 3

How many inch pounds will this impact driver provide?

Accepted Answer

This impact has almost 1500 in-lbs of torque. Very good impact and you can beat the hell out of them they definitely last.

Question 4

Does it come with 2 batteries?

Accepted Answer

Yes it comes with two batteries

ASIN	B00IJ0ALYS
ASIN	B00IJ0ALYS
Batteries	2 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Batteries	2 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Batteries Included?	Yes
Batteries Required?	Yes
Battery Cell Type	Lithium Ion
Best Sellers Rank	#12,060 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #6 in Power Tool Combo Kits
Color	Yellow/Black Drill Driver/Impact Combo Kit
Customer Reviews	4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (57,885)
Customer reviews	4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (57,885)
Date First Available	7 April 2014
Date First Available	7 April 2014
Department	Unisex-Adult
Display Style	LCD
Finish	Brushed
Head Style	Flat
Included components	DEWALT 20V MAX Lithium-Ion Cordless Drill / Driver (DCD771), 1/4-inch Impact (DCF885), 2 batteries, charger, and kit box.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item Package Quantity	1
Item Weight	1.63 Kilograms
Item model number	DCK240C2
Item model number	DCK240C2
Manufacturer	DEWALT
Manufacturer	DEWALT
Material	Blend
Measurement System	Metric
Number Of Pieces	6
Part number	DCK240C2
Pattern	Solid
Power source type	Battery Powered
Product Dimensions	38.25 x 16.19 x 25.1 cm; 1.63 kg
Product Dimensions	38.25 x 16.19 x 25.1 cm; 1.63 kg
Shape	Rectangular
Size	2-Tool Combo Kit
Special Features	Lightweight
Speed	1500 RPM
Style	Impact Driver/Drill Combo Only
Torque	1400 Inch Pounds
Voltage	20 Volts

20V MAX Cordless Drill and Impact Driver, Power Tool Combo Kit with 2 Batteries and Charger (DCK240C2)

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