not so pros

[Genius]

I'm done hunting for the year. This is number two for me and it should be enough to get me through till next season

 

[beaglebriar]

I have the DeWalt 18v impact and it works pretty good.

We just got a couple of the Milwaukee 18v fuel 1/4" impacts at work and those things are flippin amazing.

 

[dall]

i have the 18v porter cable and 20 v dewalts 2 of the 1/4 impacts and a 3/8 impact but the 20 volt dewalt 1/4 inch drive impact has more ass to it

 

[p61 western]

I've had good luck with my Makita 18v.

 

[dall]

i did test my 1/4 impact once and took lugnuts off i also have the 1/2 inch bigger impact for that though

 

[Genius]

Well I guess I changed my mind in what I want for Christmas.....
A roof that doesn't leak


I got in from gutting and hanging this deer to water dripping from our ceiling.....

We put a new roof on 2 years ago and one time last winter it leaked again.... I called the roofers and they "fixed" it..... The rest of the winter it was fine....


I guess I've got a call to make in the morning..

 

[PA Dan]

Well I guess I changed my mind in what I want for Christmas.....
A roof that doesn't leak


I got in from gutting and hanging this deer to water dripping from our ceiling.....

We put a new roof on 2 years ago and one time last winter it leaked again.... I called the roofers and they "fixed" it..... The rest of the winter it was fine....


I guess I've got a call to make in the morning..

Damn dude that sucks! Can't like that post!

 

[huskihl]

Well I guess I changed my mind in what I want for Christmas.....
A roof that doesn't leak


I got in from gutting and hanging this deer to water dripping from our ceiling.....

We put a new roof on 2 years ago and one time last winter it leaked again.... I called the roofers and they "fixed" it..... The rest of the winter it was fine....


I guess I've got a call to make in the morning..

That sucks

 

[beaglebriar]

Well I guess I changed my mind in what I want for Christmas.....
A roof that doesn't leak


I got in from gutting and hanging this deer to water dripping from our ceiling.....

We put a new roof on 2 years ago and one time last winter it leaked again.... I called the roofers and they "fixed" it..... The rest of the winter it was fine....


I guess I've got a call to make in the morning..

That stinks. The joys of being a homeowner.... It's always something.

 

[Genius]

i have the 18v porter cable and 20 v dewalts 2 of the 1/4 impacts and a 3/8 impact but the 20 volt dewalt 1/4 inch drive impact has more ass to it

I've got a Masterforce 18v that I use in my shop. Supposedly it's made by Makita. I love the thing.

That being said though, I'm going to start switching over to Milwaukee as I need new tools.

 

[p61 western]

Well I guess I changed my mind in what I want for Christmas.....
A roof that doesn't leak


I got in from gutting and hanging this deer to water dripping from our ceiling.....

We put a new roof on 2 years ago and one time last winter it leaked again.... I called the roofers and they "fixed" it..... The rest of the winter it was fine....


I guess I've got a call to make in the morning..

That sucks I hope they come and fix it right this time.

 

[Redfin]

What brand of impact driver are you looking at? I have a bunch of Ridgid stuff, so I bought an 18v 1/4" impact to match. It works, but not as powerful as some others seem. It won't remove a clutch that's been run for long. Just wondering if some brands are more powerful, or if I need to go to a 3/8 impact instead

I was looking at the 20v dewalt impact. I really havent done any research but I have numerous other dewalt tools and have been happy. I prolly should look around.

 

[beaglebriar]

I was looking at the 20v dewalt impact. I really havent done any research but I have numerous other dewalt tools and have been happy. I prolly should look around.

I have all DeWalt stuff and it has been great. Haven't tried the 20v stuff yet.

 

[dall]

john if you have other battery tools you may buy more of the same to have the extra batteries

 

[Termitebuffet]

The 3/8 fuel 18 v impact ,will remove most clutches. ..I use the Bosch 12v 1/4 drive for general disassembly, small light and tough , I got one I been using for 4 years on saws ....and I've done a couple. ...lol

Zoo City Sawz

 

[Redfin]

john if you have other battery tools you may buy more of the same to have the extra batteries

Thats the plan Dallas. I have a bunch of the 18v and lithium but do not plan to buy anymore of those. Probably switch over all to the 20v.

 

[beaglebriar]

Thats the plan Dallas. I have a bunch of the 18v and lithium but do not plan to buy anymore of those. Probably switch over all to the 20v.

DeWalt offers an adaptor so you can use the new 20v batteries in the old 18v stuff.

 

[Redfin]

DeWalt offers an adaptor so you can use the new 20v batteries in the old 18v stuff.

Oh, thats even better. Thanks.

 

[dall]

i think the adapter is around 50 bucks and what i have read on the 18 and 20 volt dewalt stuff it only requires 12v running

 

[beaglebriar]

i think the adapter is around 50 bucks and what i have read on the 18 and 20 volt dewalt stuff it only requires 12v running

Yeah the adaptor is a little spendy but I think it's worth it if you have a bunch of 18v stuff already.