Cordless drill for scissor jacks
Looking to purchase a cordless drill to raise and lower the four scissor jacks on my TT. A make and model number with a strong tork just for that would be very helpful. Thank you
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Impact guns are pure nonsense in a CG when a good cordless drill does a fine job.
We had never had the pleasure of listening to impact guns until this year. One, an idiot in a CG in Virginia must have run his stabilizers up and down a half dozen times over 30 minutes for whatever reason. I was about ready to suggest he put that thing somewhere not nice - but then he finished and then decided to overhaul the lighting system for the next two hours. And yes, they left the next morning at around 0700, waking up half the CG with clatter. Jerk!!!
I guess I really have a problem with physically capable folks who can't run a screw jack down a half dozen turns. It really takes less time manually then it does to find and use that powered gadget. If you have a physical problem, then a set of push-the-button powered jacks mounted permanently to your trailer work even nicer.
Oh and my diesel TV - much quieter then the previous V10 gasser.
We had never had the pleasure of listening to impact guns until this year. One, an idiot in a CG in Virginia must have run his stabilizers up and down a half dozen times over 30 minutes for whatever reason. I was about ready to suggest he put that thing somewhere not nice - but then he finished and then decided to overhaul the lighting system for the next two hours. And yes, they left the next morning at around 0700, waking up half the CG with clatter. Jerk!!!
I guess I really have a problem with physically capable folks who can't run a screw jack down a half dozen turns. It really takes less time manually then it does to find and use that powered gadget. If you have a physical problem, then a set of push-the-button powered jacks mounted permanently to your trailer work even nicer.
Oh and my diesel TV - much quieter then the previous V10 gasser.
