Harbor Frt Cordless Drill or Impact
Scissor jacks are being installed on the trailer. Looking for an inexpensive cordless driver to raise and lower the jacks. Thanks, Pat
Forum Discussion
It depends on how many tools you want to buy for the purpose. The HF drill/impact driver may get you by for a while but their tools are noted for early failure.
I use cordless tools to make a living so I have a different outlook on durability. The last set I bought ended up being 18v Lithium from Ridgid, Home Depot's brand. I bought them for one reason---everything in the set is guaranteed for life, the tools, the batteries, and the charger. Two other advantages to the Ridgid set were the highest torque of it's class for the impact driver and the price, lowest for it's class.
I've used the Ridgid set for a few months and they are performing well. I would recommend them for any light --> medium use.
I use cordless tools to make a living so I have a different outlook on durability. The last set I bought ended up being 18v Lithium from Ridgid, Home Depot's brand. I bought them for one reason---everything in the set is guaranteed for life, the tools, the batteries, and the charger. Two other advantages to the Ridgid set were the highest torque of it's class for the impact driver and the price, lowest for it's class.
I've used the Ridgid set for a few months and they are performing well. I would recommend them for any light --> medium use.
