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
wbrown62 wrote:
I use a Craftsman 19.2 volt on a low torque setting. Not sure why some posters say you need lots of torque. You DO NOT need lots of torque for stabilizer jacks. If you torque them too much, you will mess up your frame. They should only be snugged up a bit which does not take very much torque to a accomplish.
I also use the Craftsman 19.2 with HI/LOW settings. TT stab jacks are childs play for this drill as I also use it to put my TC ON/OFF my truck.
