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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fj12ryder wrote: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?
Oh yes. In fact, you can tweak your wrist if you aren't careful. An impact is NOT required or even desirable.
