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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I use a 24 volt DeWaLT 450 INCH pounds of torque. I had to have one that strong to raise the popup roof. Now I use it for the TT stabs, among other things.
It is a hammer drill, BUT you turn off the hammer when not needed, and it is not needed for the TT, or the pup. It is stronger than a impact wrench, and make no noise at all.
When you pull the trigger on this drill. Something turns, weather it is you or the trailer. Something turns. Best drill I have ever had. It is now 19 years old, and on it's 3rd battery.
Wouldn't be with out it.
It is a hammer drill, BUT you turn off the hammer when not needed, and it is not needed for the TT, or the pup. It is stronger than a impact wrench, and make no noise at all.
When you pull the trigger on this drill. Something turns, weather it is you or the trailer. Something turns. Best drill I have ever had. It is now 19 years old, and on it's 3rd battery.
Wouldn't be with out it.
