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10th January 2008, 05:33 PM #1New Member
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Issues with Dewalt cordless hammer drill?
Hi lads (and ladettes).
I've recently bought a new Dewalt 18V cordless XRP hammer drill. It's a great drill, but the fwd/neutral/reverse switch near the trigger is very, very light. I'm used to having a bit of resistance in changing the direction (including other examples of the same drill).
Has anyone else encountered this, or is this ...'normal'. I've own/owned Makita, Ryobi, Hitachi etc, which are all a bit stiffer, without being difficult.
Any thoughts? Cheers.
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10th January 2008, 06:31 PM #2Senior Member
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i run 3 of the latest dewalt dc925 and they are all fairly firmish the chucks are a bit to get used too
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10th January 2008, 06:42 PM #3Intermediate Member
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hello, i have a dewalt 18v dc988 and a dc925... the dc 988 swith like you said is looser than the dc925... i have encountered the same thing but i'm used to it now.. i love both of the drills as with everything else i have in the 18v range.. have had no issues with any of them..
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