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Today I rented a hammer drill and a fitting for driving in ground rods (they even had the right fitting even though they didn't know it and didn't know what I was talking about...). MAN, DOES THAT THING WORK NICE !!! Took about two hours to drive 7 rods, after the first one (that I did manually with a sledge hammer) took about 10 hours spread out over a week (just for one). Those of you who suggested a hammer drill really had it right, and saved my butt... thanks. :-) Somebody mentioned something about a battery-powered hammer drill. I haven't been able to find anything like that... can someone tell me who makes one? Thanks again... :-) |
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