I have an 18 v 1/4 drive Makita impact have used it to drive 1/2 x 6" lag bolts into landscaping ties but never counted how many per battery no troubles but get the bigger batteries I'm using the 3 ah ones now the factory 1.5's when driving lags don't last long and the bigger ones make them too heavy to hold all day the 3 ah batteries will drive in 200 3 1/2" #8 deck screws which is my main use (1.5 ah ones did about 85) I picked up the bits that allow me to use sockets on it 1/4, 3/8 & 1/2" I was shocked when it removed the front wheel bolts on my 1950 WD couldn't do the back ones I do use it to remove wheel nuts and install as well but I use a hand torque wrench to be sure they are tight and it's quite capable of shearing off a 5/16 grade 5 bolt if I over tighten It gets used almost daily here handier than a shirt pocket for sure have never used a Dewalt so won't comment on them hope this helps
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