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![]() This afternoon I went down to the local tool rental place to see about renting a hammer drill. They have one that's considerably larger than the ones recommended here (e.g. http://tinyurl.com/33zcrr) for rent for US$60 per day. I showed the guy a printout of the nut driver adapter (http://tinyurl.com/2bohkg) and asked where I could get one, and he looked at me like I was from Mars. So, I'm looking for a nut driver adapter... went to Home Depot and they told me where to try and I'll call them tomorrow. I'll tell you, though, even the big rental unit sure doesn't look like it's up to this job, to say nothing of the much smaller ones at Home Depot. I'm fairly good sized (6 ft 2 in and 230 lhs) and using a standard sized two-handed sledge hammer I can't move this rod more than a tenth of an inch, at most, per strike. Are you guys sure that a hand-held hammer drill will do the job? I guess it's worth $60 plus the cost of the nut driver adapter (if I can find one) to find out... |
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