Thread: Replacement chucks - cordless drills

Originally Posted by Colin62

Do you grip the shaft of the jack directly with the chuck or do you have an adapter with a socket on it?

The shaft into the gear box is round. Its designed to have a handle on it, which is secured to the shaft with a pin. I had some adapters/sleeves machined to slide over the shaft, secured by the pin with a round drill bit like end to go into the drill. I've ground that end into a hexagonal shape to give the drill/chuck more grip

Originally Posted by Chris Parks

The only thing worth considering is a pneumatic rattle gun or the cordless equivalent and not what the hobby community calls an impact gun.

https://www.google.com/search?q=cordless+1/2"+impact+gun&client=opera&hs=sbc&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwj8lrPs-6_wAhU54jgGHcgaCVgQ_AUoA3oECAEQBQ&biw=1396&bih=693

Thanks for the reply. Yep, that's what @Colin62 was suggesting too. I'm just concerned about stuffing up the jack's gear box

We had electric legs on the trailers I had anything to do with, I guess they were 24V.

Originally Posted by Chris Parks

We had electric legs on the trailers I had anything to do with, I guess they were 24V.

Interesting. I don't suppose you remember who made them? We've got 24 and 240v power available.

Have a look at this http://jostaustralia.com.au/fileadmi...anding_Leg.pdf