A power drill to lift a TC
Has anyone purchased a battery operated drill to use on the Jacks for a TC. I have an AF1150 and the motors are shot, I use the manual switch and a Makita drill to lower the jacks to the ground but t...
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Don't let the voltage game fool you.
Just becouse they advertise "24V" doesn't have to mean the drill will have high torque. Read the tech spec for that.
I've been using DeWalt for last 20+ years and 14V driver will shear off 1/4" bolt. I doubt you will need more torque than that.
Over the years I ended up with 4 of those drills as each time I needed new batteries, the whole set was like $20 more and available in store, when replacement batteries are always special order.
Bottom line, I made wires to power 14V driver from 12V car socket.
Just becouse they advertise "24V" doesn't have to mean the drill will have high torque. Read the tech spec for that.
I've been using DeWalt for last 20+ years and 14V driver will shear off 1/4" bolt. I doubt you will need more torque than that.
Over the years I ended up with 4 of those drills as each time I needed new batteries, the whole set was like $20 more and available in store, when replacement batteries are always special order.
Bottom line, I made wires to power 14V driver from 12V car socket.
