On 6/3/2011 6:57 AM, PeterD wrote:
On 6/3/2011 7:45 AM, Stormin Mormon wrote:
Oh, nuts. You're screwed.


groan

Next thing you know, someone will screw up the job.

Just so I'm on topic--I use an air-impact when doing stuff like this.
They work much better than electric, IMHO.


25+ years ago, I had a B&D 1/2" electric impact wrench that worked great
at driving lag screws or working on my vehicles. It was a bit larger
than an air tool but it seemed to be just as strong and I didn't have to
drag an air compressor around to use it. The new cordless impact tools
of all sizes are nothing short of amazing to me, especially those with
the newer Lithium-Ion battery technology. ^_^

TDD