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    #31
    Many thx for all of the suggestions. I should have clarified earlier that the winch is rated for 1500 lbs but the feeder is not holding anymore than 300-325 lbs. I can lower it with my old drill with no problem, i just can't raise it with what i currently have. I have a much better idea of what I am looking for now thank's to you all...

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      #32
      another vote for Milwaukie!! we use the 28V series at work and they are tough as nails and will get away from you QUICK! even with the handle, you gotta be really careful if the bit binds up!

      Not cheap but they have 600 in/lb of torque max. Almost double Dewalt 20V drills, but the Dewalt are less than $200 while the Milwaukee drill runs about $450.

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        #33
        Originally posted by Tony Pic View Post
        Our company has gotten rid of all their Dewalt cordless tools and replaced with Milwakee Fuel series drills and band saws(18V). The batteries hold a great charge and the drills are standing up to daily abuse and work. The only thing I do not like is the chuck. It gets a little smooth after a while( with a lot of use) and hard to tighten on round shaft bits. Hex shaft bits are no issue. But compared to the Dewalts that were replaced the Milwaukee seem to be better.
        This. I would stay away from dewalt. Lots of plastic internals. I stay with Milwaukee.

        That being said, my dad has his 14.4v dewalt from over 10 years ago and its still running. But seems like newer ones do not hold up as well.

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          #34
          Dewalt 3/4" impact also makes changing a tire real easy...

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            #35
            DeWalt 20v XR. Drove 100 3/8" x 6" lag screws into a live oak a few weekends ago on a single battery.


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              #36
              I have multiple Ryobi 18v and they all work great. Never had a problem.

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                #37
                If its double pullied any newer 18 volt shouldn't have any issues. I'd go biggest you can afford

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                  #38
                  Originally posted by ren087 View Post
                  I have multiple Ryobi 18v and they all work great. Never had a problem.
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