Dick Lane
NS26c Swoose
Port Townsend, WA.
It’s certainly cheap enough, Dick.
With 570 inch-lbs. of torque, you better have a #30 or #40 2-speed winch to get that sail up. I just wonder about it’s quality, etc. and how long the battery will last and all of that.
The HILTI that I use has twice the torque and, to be blunt, 10 times the quality and a perfect warranty. My drill, battery and charger run a bit more than $300.00 in the USA. Compared to the boat show “impulse” purchases that we all succumb to, a Hilti or Milwaukee drill is money well spent.
Ernie A. in Toronto
Ernie,
What is your drill model number?
Carl Linkinhoker
NS26c 146 Break of Day
It’s certainly cheap enough, Dick.
With 570 inch-lbs. of torque, you better have a #30 or #40 2-speed winch to get that sail up. I just wonder about it’s quality, etc. and how long the battery will last and all of that.
The HILTI that I use has twice the torque and, to be blunt, 10 times the quality and a perfect warranty. My drill, battery and charger run a bit more than $300.00 in the USA. Compared to the boat show “impulse” purchases that we all succumb to, a Hilti or Milwaukee drill is money well spent.
Ernie A. in Toronto
Hiya Carl -
It’s a HILTI SF 10W - A22 with the smaller of the two available batteries.
Ernie A. in Toronto