Recommendations please for best portable drill for doing caravan legs and to screw down bolts/screws on coveva windbreaks?
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RayS said:After trying several with with Ni-Cad batteries splashed out on Bosch with Li-ion bttereis - two supplied. 14v against 18v previously but no problems at alll - and I have SWMBO permission to say so as she does the winding.
With higher powered drills be careful with the torque setting as leaving it on maximum can sometimes lift one corner of the caravan when the other three legs are firmly down and I saw this crack the surround of an exterior locker on one occasion.
I guess Ni-Cad are becoming less popular .these days, but a li-ion (complete with spare charged battery would be my choice.
Marbles007 said:I see Aldi are doing a 16v cordless for sale online now or in store from the 8th for 29.99. these are good drills for the money 1 hour charge.
Marbles007 said:I use one at work it ok for small screws but otherwise no guts in it to turn a 19mm nut.
Marbles007 said:It's a small 1/4 chuck so don't think you will get corner steady winder in.
RayS said:I use a nut runner plus a 19mm socket rather than the long steady winder. This is much less cumbersome and enables you to reach in from the side to put down the rear legs if pitched right up to a hedge. Nut runner is a short mit of steel with 1/2 inch square one ind for socket and hex yhe other end size of a screwdriver bit. Toolstation or Screwfix.