[flyfishgeek]

I just ordered an adapter for my auger and my question is what kind of drills are people using? I have a mediocre 18V one with 3 batteries but I am wondering if I need to step up to a 24V?

 

[slayerfish]

Milwaukee M18 Fuel is the beast.

 

[mrwigglestheworm]

Milwaukee M18 Fuel is the beast.

This

 

[Dakota]

It all depends on the amount of torque it can handle Some people get away with 750lbs but the Milwakee fuel 2704 pushes up to 1200 pounds.

 

[Thenewguy76]

the new lowes kobalt 24v offering is light weight and fairly inexpensive by comparison. got it for xmas and loving it for general work. be sure to get the 2ah battery not the 1.4 or whatever it is.

 

[flyfishgeek]

Thanks all! I am hoping I can get by with what I have since I have multiple tools that run the same batteries

 

[lovetofish]

Like Slayer said, the Milwaukee M-18 brush-less with 750 in-lb of torque is all you need. Paired it with either a Mora or Laser bit and you will be happy forever. They come with Lithium Ion batteries so all you need is 2. They should last you all day long.

 

[slayerfish]

the new lowes kobalt 24v offering is light weight and fairly inexpensive by comparison. got it for xmas and loving it for general work. be sure to get the 2ah battery not the 1.4 or whatever it is.

You might get thru a couple holes at Atown b4 its done. Nope-

 

[dallasdb]

I've heard a lot of guys saying thhe brushless drills are the way to go. What is the difference between a brushless vs other?

 

[Oyey]

What brand is your 18v? I used the old blue 18v Ryobi for the first year and it did fine with 2 2ah batteries. I have the Milwaukee Fuel now, and it's amazing, but not cheap. THe new ryobi's (neon green) are not built as well as the old blue ones and some folks have had issues.

I'm hearing mixed reviews on the rigid...def plenty of power, but some mechanical issues. I think no matter what you go with, 2 batteries is a good idea, 7" auger max and 3ah or better batteries.

 

[da_teacher]

This set??? $225 with the promo...

http://www.acmetools.com/shop/tools...iver?cm_mmc=Affiliate-_-SaS-_-101512-_-619300

 

[Dakota]

Dang thats a good deal!

 

[lovetofish]

Dang thats a good deal!

x2. I paid $300 for mine through Home Depot.

 

[slayerfish]

Thats the one I have. 725 torque
Im turning a 6" mora and it performs flawlessly. I drill 40-50 holes/day and have yet to kill 1 battery.

 

[tangler]

Is that hammer drill only? The one that allows you to choose non-hammer is preferable.

 

[flyfishgeek]

I have a black and decker, 6" strikemaster lazer. Teach, that is a smoking deal!! Credit card is paid off so I just might buy that anyway

 

[flyfishgeek]

We are a Milwaukee dealer and I can't come close to that price. Tangler, it says drill driver so I think it can do both. And 4ah batteries

 

[slayerfish]

Is that hammer drill only? The one that allows you to choose non-hammer is preferable.

Never seen one without the option, but good question!

 

[slayerfish]

We are a Milwaukee dealer and I can't come close to that price. Tangler, it says drill driver so I think it can do both. And 4ah batteries

Mine has 4 ah batts.

 

[da_teacher]

Thats the one I have. 725 torque
Im turning a 6" mora and it performs flawlessly. I drill 40-50 holes/day and have yet to kill 1 battery.

What kind of attachment do you have with your Mora?