Which cordless drill for your manual jacks?

Has anyone considered a cordless impact wrench? Run those jacks up and down in a jiffy and change a tire on the side of the road Fast.

I use 18 volt Ryobi for my serious stuff.
Home depot has combos on sale often/cheap.
bumpy

I'd consider the following:
http://www.cpoworkshop.com/factory-reconditioned-porter-cable-pcl180cdk-2r-tradesman-18v-cordless-1-2-in-lithium-ion-drill-driver-kit/pcbrpcl180cdk-2r,default,pd.html?start=1&cgid=porter-cable-reconditioned-drills

I don't have a truck camper, but used it with a Hensley hitch, and also with trailer stabilizers. It's got the most torqure/power of any 18 volt drill I've owned. I have a 18 volt Craftsman (relatively new) that is just terrible by comparison. The refurb Porter Cable kit is just a heck of a deal.

I use a B&D 18V. It worked great when I had manual jacks. I love that drill!

Makita 18V variable speed. Works great for the stabilizers.

I use a 2 speed Ryobi 18v. Get the Li-ion battery.

I use a Dewalt 18V and it will run my TT jacks up and down quick

I use a 18v lithium ion Makita and absolutely love it. It was originally hard to spend $200 for the drill/impact driver combo, but that drill is my baby. Best money I have spent on tools. I always bring the charger with just in case and have never had to use it while camping.

Have a Craftsman 19 volt in the trailer currently. Sadly the batteries do not last wirth a hoot. For the money you will be hard pressed to beat my Hitachi 18 volt. Lots of torque and plently long run times.

I used an 18V B&D, none of the smaller ones had the torque