I have 4 manual crank corner jacks on my slide-in. I also have the drill adapter, but have heard that most cordless drills will burn out. Any better alternatives without buying new electric jacks?
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I have 4 manual crank corner jacks on my slide-in. I also have the drill adapter, but have heard that most cordless drills will burn out. Any better alternatives without buying new electric jacks?
my 18 volt ryobi will run em down fast, then swithc to low and she will set em pretty good, then i take the handle and snug em up
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I picked up a new $250, 18 volt Panasonic drill/driver with two batteries, 450 torque lbs, works like a charm, just hope it holds up. I guess that's what warranties are for.
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