Advice on handheld electric drill for jacks

same brand as my home unit. Gains me extra batteries for home :)

ken56 wrote:
People use leaf blowers to blow off the roof of their slides before bringing them in. Not unusual and not landscaping. I use a broom. I hate unnecessary noise and I try to keep mine down to a minimum.

This is why I installed a slide topper.

People use leaf blowers to blow off the roof of their slides before bringing them in. Not unusual and not landscaping. I use a broom. I hate unnecessary noise and I try to keep mine down to a minimum.

jplante4 wrote:
Get the loudest, most annoying impact driver you can find and run that sucker full blast at seven in the morning when breaking camp. I believe this is the norm.

I used to have my wife using the leaf blower WHILE I was using the impact wrench to lower the stabilizers.

Dang auto leveling system on my new camper ruined all my fun - now I can only make half the noise.

bukhrn wrote:
"Don’t worry about the geezers who are annoyed with 30 seconds of “noise”. Get the tool that is the most useful.
Having both is a good combination for most household, mechanics and light building work"
I agree with Grit dog, Except, that all the annoyance may Not be from us Geezers a little short term low level noise doesn't bother me, but a leaf blower running for 30 minutes in a fully wooded CG does.

Haha, I thought the leaf blower thing was tongue in cheek! Lol!
Ya I’d wonder wth that guy was smoking too if he was running his own leaf blower at someone else’s campground!
Takes all types I suppose and I agree that would be annoying but humorous at the same time. Guarantee I’d slam a couple crown n cokes and go over and ask him to landscape my site when he was done. Just to see the reaction!

I take great care to boondock as isolated as I can unless it's for work. I prefer solitude and have no issues taking 4x4 trails to get it. So while I will never chose to take a spot where I can see or hear others or they me, it doesn't keep others from deciding they need to be uncomfortably close. So if you decide to park on top of someone and they made a noise from time to time I would hope that you would accept responsibility for the decision you made and not blame them.

When I am around others I treat them with the same respect that I would hope that they would treat me.

JiminDenver wrote:
I use a impact wrench but as usual if you can hear me, you parked too close.

What? Like in the same state?

Get the loudest, most annoying impact driver you can find and run that sucker full blast at seven in the morning when breaking camp. I believe this is the norm.

You will want a drill with at least 18V and a hi/Lo setting. No impact, as that can potentially damage the jacks, as well as being annoying, especially if you leave early in the a.m. Be careful when you put it on low you can potentially break a wrist! Came close to that once!

Ya don’t get visiting with the set up supervisor and run the jack to the stop with a driver at git er done speed...