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ndbwhunter

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I use the 20v Dewalt and have zero issues as well. Milwaukee probably has more torque, better batteries, etc. Personally i think the size of the battery is the biggest issue a guy will encounter.

Which dewalt are you guys using?
 


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I bought the 20v brushless 1/2 drive from Lowes last year at $99 on sale. Came with two batteries, problem is the batteries are 1.5amp each. Looking to get a deal on ebay for a couple 4 or 5amp batteries soon.
 

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I think the Milwaukee was the recommended drill because of the all steel chuck and 5 yr warranty and longer lasting batteries in colder weather.
 

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I bought the 20v brushless 1/2 drive from Lowes last year at $99 on sale. Came with two batteries, problem is the batteries are 1.5amp each. Looking to get a deal on ebay for a couple 4 or 5amp batteries soon.

Any chance you could check the model number for me? I'm guessing I have the same one, but that model wasn't listed on the k-drill site. Does yours have the side handle?
 

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Any chance you could check the model number for me? I'm guessing I have the same one, but that model wasn't listed on the k-drill site. Does yours have the side handle?

https://www.lowes.com/pd/DEWALT-20-...ordless-Drill-2-Batteries-Included/1000135807

It may not be listed on the k-drill site, but it's brushless and seems to work plenty well for me. May not punch a hole like a Milwaukee, but it works good enough for me. No issues with it whatsoever. I even used it with an adaptor on my eskimo hand drill last year until i found a deal on a k-drill this summer on bisman.
 


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If anyone is interested in the setup musky described Scheels has the Eskimo hand auger (6”,7”, and 8”) on sale on their website with free shipping. Amazon has a good price on the 24” ion extension. I went with the Milwaukee 2803 and got a free battery included (3 total) from acme tools. Found the clam plate at mokiw.com for $60 free shipping (need a paypal account to buy it so should be legit). Those were the best prices I found with a quick search. Didn’t look extremely hard but all prices seemed reasonable. Thanks again musky for all the info. I know I’m late to the game on this setup. Hope it does the trick!
 

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bowhunter12......thank you and damn you at the same time. I was hoping to get one more year out of my struggling gasser......guess not. :)
 

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Probably because like others on here have said, you can attach a hand auger bit for $40 and they are faster than kdrill. I mean even the k drill 12” extension is $60?? The stuff works but it is overpriced for sure.
 


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After going through a few sets of SM blades, you’ll say “should have bought a K-drill”. Ha

I paid right around $200 for my Kdrill too. $240 is getting a little out of hand. 100 bucks doesn’t buy much these days.
 

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