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Originally Posted by kouleerunner
I started out using a 18v Milwaukee drill with a 6" auger. Burnt it up in a couple short years. It is very hard on the drill, I was warned, and didn't listen. I even made a few videos saying how great it was! It did work fantastic, until I had to fork out the $$ for a new drill! 
If its all you can afford, don't try to drill 30 holes a day and go every weekend.
It works in a pinch, dont make it your go to setup! Hindsight would dictate that buying a decent used gas auger would have been much cheaper! I ended up buying a new drill, and and good used 8" gas auger.
Fool me once.... |
Buddy, are you sure it was not water damage that ruined your drill. It is kinda hard to believe that a 6 in drill burned a Milwaukee. I agree it is hard on the batteries, though. I guess a good warranty will take care of that. Ridgit drills come with a life time warranty that covers the batteries too.
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