Advice on handheld electric drill for jacks
I am looking to buy a dedicated handheld electric drill for raising and lowering my stabilizer jacks on my 30' Surveyor TT. I am also wanting to use it on the jacks of my ProPride hitch. Should I g...
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schlep1967 wrote:
No impact. Lubricate your jacks regularly and use either a regular drill or the hand crank that came with the trailer.
There are two sounds that grate on me in the campground. The sound of the car alarm going off for several minutes and the sound of somebody two rows over using their impact drill. If I wanted to hear impact drivers I would camp at a garage or race track.
Besides an impact driver will eat the internal jack gears up. Impacts are made for loosening stuck bolts, nit for raising or lowering jacks.
