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Your cart is empty.When the project calls for quick fastening or removal, trust this XTREME™ 12V MAX Brushless Cordless 1/4 in. Ratchet to help you complete the job. Engineered to fasten and remove small nuts, bolts, and other fasteners in hard-to-reach work areas, this power tool delivers the durability and versatility needed to handle a variety of applications with its 1/4 in. square drive and 40 ft-lbs of max torque. Designed to resist the effects of harsh jobsite chemicals and solvents, the ratchet features a protective, glass-filled nylon housing to help deliver long-lasting performance. Manual operation is also an option to tackle stubborn fastening applications. Battery and charger not included.
Eric M. Craig Jr.
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2025
I initially purchased this tool to repair the fan in my car, and this tool, I believe, is the only way to unscrew a bolt tucked just past the glove department. It worked well for that task.Now, I mainly when I run across bolts in furniture, house repairs, or general hobby projects. This tool is great for applications that don't require an excessive amount of torque, like building a chair from a big box retailer. I would also use it on smaller bolts for any other car repair projects, but I probably wouldn't use it for any engine-bay activity.I definitely recommend this tool to any hobbyist or amateur that wants to save some hand trauma for tightening bolts (this tool can secure smaller bolts really well without over tightening them).
Eric M. Craig Jr.
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2025
I initially purchased this tool to repair the fan in my car, and this tool, I believe, is the only way to unscrew a bolt tucked just past the glove department. It worked well for that task.Now, I mainly when I run across bolts in furniture, house repairs, or general hobby projects. This tool is great for applications that don't require an excessive amount of torque, like building a chair from a big box retailer. I would also use it on smaller bolts for any other car repair projects, but I probably wouldn't use it for any engine-bay activity.I definitely recommend this tool to any hobbyist or amateur that wants to save some hand trauma for tightening bolts (this tool can secure smaller bolts really well without over tightening them).
john
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2025
Run nice and smoothly
john
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2025
Run nice and smoothly
Phil
Reviewed in Canada on January 10, 2025
Good, very handy.
Phil
Reviewed in Canada on January 10, 2025
Good, very handy.
Paul Anderson
Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2024
Bought it to use while my Mac was being serviced it’s got really good power it’s used daily have a few jobs I still use the Mac one for this is my daily go to.
Paul Anderson
Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2024
Bought it to use while my Mac was being serviced it’s got really good power it’s used daily have a few jobs I still use the Mac one for this is my daily go to.
Angelo
Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2024
Decent product four stars. Bc It turns so slow. Not sure if they make a high-speed version
Angelo
Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2024
Decent product four stars. Bc It turns so slow. Not sure if they make a high-speed version
DSA Network
Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2024
good portable ratchet - great for working on engines, and auto interior disassembly
DSA Network
Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2024
good portable ratchet - great for working on engines, and auto interior disassembly
BlueRevenge
Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2024
The more recent DeWalt Xtreme (12V) tools aimed at the automotive market are mostly excellent. Class-leading or near the top in terms of performance, and the ratchets are no exception. Interestingly the 12V ratchets are actually better than the 20V versions (see TTC testing on YT), while *also* having the advantage of being smaller and lighter.The 1/4" Xtreme version being what I believe is DeWalt's smallest current power ratchet. It is not really much bigger than the M12 HS equivalent, except the battery makes it a bit longer owing to a flat style instead of a stem like Milwaukee. However the grip and hand position is much more ergonomic on the DeWalt, and the trigger is so. Much. Better. Than the Milwaukee paddle. The trigger is natural and *extremely* linear and easy to control. In fact it may even be the best trigger I've used in a cordless electric ratchet--and I've owned/used/tried several. Combine this with a 3Ah 12V battery and you have a real winner--perfect lightweight compact ratchet with great performance and battery life. It's not quite as well performing as my Ridgid 1/4" but it's significantly smaller and nicer for tighter spaces/smaller jobs.Normally this ratchet is priced similar to its bigger 3/8" brother (DCF503) but for some reason several 3rd party sellers on Amazon are selling the 1/4" version (DCF504) for much less than retail. ~$70 buys you this and provided you have DeWalt 12V batteries, this is perhaps the best value out there for a 1/4" power ratchet.The icing on the cake is this is really not much larger than Ryobi's Lithium USB line of ratchets, yet at this price it costs about the same, aside from the fact that you need DeWalt 12V batteries. However the performance is so night and day it's unreal. While the Ryobi [USB] can barely turn a nut and performs miserably for the money, the DeWalt is a real contender and competent tool. At this price it's a no-brainer--buy it, you will not be disappointed! I don't think you'll find a better 1/4 drive power ratchet at this price anywhere. Even if you don't have DeWalt 12V batts, pick some up off a local marketplace, etc. if you don't want to swing the retail in them (admittedly DeWalt batts are relatively expensive, even the 12V ones).
BlueRevenge
Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2024
The more recent DeWalt Xtreme (12V) tools aimed at the automotive market are mostly excellent. Class-leading or near the top in terms of performance, and the ratchets are no exception. Interestingly the 12V ratchets are actually better than the 20V versions (see TTC testing on YT), while *also* having the advantage of being smaller and lighter.The 1/4" Xtreme version being what I believe is DeWalt's smallest current power ratchet. It is not really much bigger than the M12 HS equivalent, except the battery makes it a bit longer owing to a flat style instead of a stem like Milwaukee. However the grip and hand position is much more ergonomic on the DeWalt, and the trigger is so. Much. Better. Than the Milwaukee paddle. The trigger is natural and *extremely* linear and easy to control. In fact it may even be the best trigger I've used in a cordless electric ratchet--and I've owned/used/tried several. Combine this with a 3Ah 12V battery and you have a real winner--perfect lightweight compact ratchet with great performance and battery life. It's not quite as well performing as my Ridgid 1/4" but it's significantly smaller and nicer for tighter spaces/smaller jobs.Normally this ratchet is priced similar to its bigger 3/8" brother (DCF503) but for some reason several 3rd party sellers on Amazon are selling the 1/4" version (DCF504) for much less than retail. ~$70 buys you this and provided you have DeWalt 12V batteries, this is perhaps the best value out there for a 1/4" power ratchet.The icing on the cake is this is really not much larger than Ryobi's Lithium USB line of ratchets, yet at this price it costs about the same, aside from the fact that you need DeWalt 12V batteries. However the performance is so night and day it's unreal. While the Ryobi [USB] can barely turn a nut and performs miserably for the money, the DeWalt is a real contender and competent tool. At this price it's a no-brainer--buy it, you will not be disappointed! I don't think you'll find a better 1/4 drive power ratchet at this price anywhere. Even if you don't have DeWalt 12V batts, pick some up off a local marketplace, etc. if you don't want to swing the retail in them (admittedly DeWalt batts are relatively expensive, even the 12V ones).
Marcin Pyrek
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 20, 2024
Wery handi tool. Light and comfy to usy. 1000% satisfaction 😎
Marcin Pyrek
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 20, 2024
Wery handi tool. Light and comfy to usy. 1000% satisfaction 😎
Lee
Reviewed in Canada on February 18, 2024
Great product. A must have tool to get the job done.
Lee
Reviewed in Canada on February 18, 2024
Great product. A must have tool to get the job done.
Tamborine Dave
Reviewed in Australia on December 30, 2024
I bought this for my son and he was thrilled with it. He said in his work which involves water treatment, it was a perfect tool.
Tamborine Dave
Reviewed in Australia on December 30, 2024
I bought this for my son and he was thrilled with it. He said in his work which involves water treatment, it was a perfect tool.
Mrs A.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 17, 2024
Product purchased to use at work. Great value for money.
Mrs A.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 17, 2024
Product purchased to use at work. Great value for money.
chessie
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2024
like all Dewalt tools this is well made and seams to have decent power. I purchased this to remove a couple nuts in an almost impossible location to remove with a traditional wrench or ratchet. Worked great and I saved almost $100 buying here compared to the big box store. Just be aware the 12V batteries that this uses are sold separately and you cannot use the standard 18V drill batteries to power this.
chessie
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2024
like all Dewalt tools this is well made and seams to have decent power. I purchased this to remove a couple nuts in an almost impossible location to remove with a traditional wrench or ratchet. Worked great and I saved almost $100 buying here compared to the big box store. Just be aware the 12V batteries that this uses are sold separately and you cannot use the standard 18V drill batteries to power this.
Robert Sheriff
Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2023
This is a wrench with a lot of torque. It takes a 12v battery. I use a 2 Ah battery in mine. There are higher Ah batteries out there. But the 2 Ah battery provides enough charge. Higher Ah batteries are heavier and bigger. With the battery on, the tool can be a little big. But this tool makes work so much quicker! It does have a little bit of weight, but that's pretty much the same as most good wrenches. This is a wonderful companion to my 20v impacts.
Robert Sheriff
Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2023
This is a wrench with a lot of torque. It takes a 12v battery. I use a 2 Ah battery in mine. There are higher Ah batteries out there. But the 2 Ah battery provides enough charge. Higher Ah batteries are heavier and bigger. With the battery on, the tool can be a little big. But this tool makes work so much quicker! It does have a little bit of weight, but that's pretty much the same as most good wrenches. This is a wonderful companion to my 20v impacts.
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