Cordless drill for scissor jacks

Dewalt Cordless 18v

pira114 wrote:
Must be the off season. Several pages of what drill to use for jacks! For the record, I don't use one. Not because I don't want to, but because I keep forgetting to bring one with me. And my stabs squeaked louder than any drill, no matter what lube I used.

What we really need to know is if the OP has a big enough truck to haul the drill!

LOL!!! :B

Must be the off season. Several pages of what drill to use for jacks! For the record, I don't use one. Not because I don't want to, but because I keep forgetting to bring one with me. And my stabs squeaked louder than any drill, no matter what lube I used.

What we really need to know is if the OP has a big enough truck to haul the drill!

Bears Den wrote:
I use a Porter 18v drill with socket. Not any noisier than people who start their Diesel engines and let them run while they pack up their campsite.

so if somebody else is obnoxious you think it justifies you to be.
todays paper has a harbor freight coupon for a 18 volt 3/8 drill and flashlight kit for $19.99. Probably not manly enough for some people, however.
bumpy

Bumpyroad wrote:
I guess it's an ego thing. Look at me, I have an impact driver.
I am impressed.
bumpy

I have different brands of both drills and impact drivers and could care less what others use but the small impact drivers are a great tool, no ego involved.

I use a Porter 18v drill with socket. Not any noisier than people who start their Diesel engines and let them run while they pack up their campsite.

I guess it's an ego thing. Look at me, I have an impact driver.
I am impressed.
bumpy

Houston Remodeler wrote:
I use an impact and it annoys ME, let alone the neighbors.

LOL

I use an impact and it annoys ME, let alone the neighbors.

Makita 18V drill does the job perfectly. No need for impact.