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[werace424]

We need a small generator to drill some holes out in the woods. The smaller the better. We would need it only one day two at the most.

Only running a 110v drill.

Please call me if available.

240-441-3316

[crashmore]

Why not just use a high quality cordless drill and a few extra batteries? I have a Ryobi kit and a bunch of batteries that work great. I'd happily lend it to you if we could figure out a way for me to get it to you.

[werace424]

I was told that using a cordless drill to put multiple holes in Locust wood is kind of like using your forehead to beat down a brick wall.
Well, it was something like that.

But I may take you up on that anyways. Are you going to be around Wakefield tomorrow before 3:00?


Thanks for the offer.

Ummm never mind I just looked up where New Market is.....:0

[Squirrel Girl]

For about $35 you can go to Wally Mart and buy a jump starter for your car that has quite a bit of power. It's moderately compact and lightweight. The only trouble is that they take forever to recharge. For about $100 you can get one that will fill your tires, too by compressor, and recharges quite quickly. It's much bigger and heavier, though.

[tuba_transport]

I have one just like this you can use. It ain't real easy to move around though.

http://images.lowes.com/product/converted/011675/011675303433md.jpg

[jvanbrecht]

Even high quality drills won't work in extremely hard woods, well they will, but you would burn out the motor and /or clutch assembly, it will be fine for small holes, but I am guessing you are trying to drill large holes for pegs to attach logs to each other?

I would recommend a gas powered drill, but I am not sure where you can rent them.