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Electric rattle guns - recommendations please??
Bryanj:
But i had a snap on one that with new battery would not undo the crank bolt on my L 200 pickup, having said that i think they are the best battery one but also most expensive
McCabe-Thiele (Ted):
--- Quote from: Bryanj on December 26, 2020, 08:16:01 PM ---But i had a snap on one that with new battery would not undo the crank bolt on my L 200 pickup, having said that i think they are the best battery one but also most expensive.
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I had one stupidly tight wheel bolt on the SL after having a set of tyres fitted in 2019 - my tools would not shift it so the son of a good friend came round with his Professional Grade Milwaukee Impact driver. He undid it whilst holding the tool with one hand impressive tool but very expensive! I put it down to youth as I could barely hold the tool with one hand it was that heavy!
Moorey:
I have gone off getting battery tools for home and have gone back to tools with leads. I always have power at home and don't have to think about flat batteries or replacing them.
McCabe-Thiele (Ted):
--- Quote from: Moorey on December 26, 2020, 09:26:42 PM ---
I have gone off getting battery tools for home and have gone back to tools with leads. I always have power at home and don't have to think about flat batteries or replacing them.
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That makes sense but sometimes not being tied to a cord such as in the garden or on the front drive can be useful.
That said my SDS Drill/Chisel has a lead it's an awesome tool.
I also think leads are essential to cut in two when using hedge trimmers - you then have the joy of feeling stupid at no extra cost.
mike the bike:
£59.68 for a Clarke one. I should have asked Father Christmas.
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