"New" Vintage TT
Hi guys, just bought a 1968 Holiday Vacationer to restore. I have a Keystone Passport 2590BH for our normal family camping, but this is mine to play with and make my own. It is pretty rough ...
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Ah yes, the impact driver, that brings back more memories.:)
While I was working on mine, my older Makita cordless set went to heck, I used a Hitachi 14v cordless for the bulk of the work. Soon after, I bought a new 18v lithium Ridgid set with the impact driver. That little impact driver will remove the lug nuts off a car, amazing tool.
Doing a project of this size is a good excuse for buying new tools, lol.
Good luck on the restore and keep the pictures coming, if you can.
While I was working on mine, my older Makita cordless set went to heck, I used a Hitachi 14v cordless for the bulk of the work. Soon after, I bought a new 18v lithium Ridgid set with the impact driver. That little impact driver will remove the lug nuts off a car, amazing tool.
Doing a project of this size is a good excuse for buying new tools, lol.
Good luck on the restore and keep the pictures coming, if you can.
