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Default Harbor Freight cordless drills

I see they are only in 18 or 19.2 volts. Wonder what happened to the
12, and 14.4 volt models? I have a couple 12 volters I use for turning
screws, and they have lasted a long time.

Since they often change battery packs, it's a good idea to get a
couple spare batteries when buying a HF tool. That battery pack might
not be available later.

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