Charging a Cordless Drill on 12V?
So I have a new 20v cordless drill to drop the jacks on my trailer. Naturally it came with the 110v charger for plugging in at home. I don't intend on setting up an inverter in my rig. For my 18v c...
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Vintage465 wrote:
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Excellent! Yes the trailer did come with one of those! But MAN! I have never seen such long winded jacks in my life. My old trailer had the original style B.A.L. jacks and I never needed nor cared about a cordless for those. This new trailer has the scissor type jacks and it took me several minutes each to crank down by hand. It was still too much money @ $1200.00 to get the power jack option.
You are better off with scissors jacks (powered or not), IMHO.
They can handle more weight and are more stable than non-scissor type Lippert powered jacks that I have. But I do have a weakness for the remote control ... :B
