Rear stabilizer motor replacement
It looks like the motor has died on my rear stabilizers. I put 12V directly on the leads and it didn't move. It was running slowly for a while. I really don't want to spend over $300 for a new moto...
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joebedford wrote:Oh yeah, a good 18-20V cordless drill will easily twist right out of your hand if you're not careful. Don't forget that an impact uses impacts as much as torque to loosen/tight things. That beating is not going to be good for things like the screw-type jacks.
Does a regular cordless screwdriver have enough torque to really drive the legs firmly to the ground?
