Can you attach a drill in place of the handle or would you not want to do that?
1459953
You could attach a small drill with a on off switch and that would work just fine. I would use a block and a clamp so the drill doesn't move.
1459954
Can I get a parts list for this AccuTrimmer Pn 7862210 along with the extras for it
2195479
My handle was attached so I don't believe that's normal. I would tell Amazon, if I were you. :-)
1041059
Yes, you can. It will not fall forward. But sometimes then my hand and tool don't fit.
193780
I don't think that's a good idea. notice how well the handle is attached to the head.i doubt you would be able to the same. I have tried this on other axes with indifferent success. it will become loose.
2001074
You can place the back rest on either side, but not the handle. Handle insert is on the end where the back rest goes.
2273956
Yes! The handles can pop off so you can take the shovel off, then reattach the handle.
361930
No tools are needed to attach or remove the handle just a little bit of strength, I have removed it for transport easily.
977983
In my case, no! Works good for me! But you just take the handle never touch other part .
1488367
No, it doesn't, which is good. The handle is the part of the unit that takes the most pressure in operation and therefore needs to be very securely attached. It may be possible to disassemble it from the body, but it'd be an effort I don't think would be worth doing either way.
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I'm not sure how it's attached to the handle. As far as I can see, it cannot be removed.
1162370
Not on this particular model. I would suggest, however, if you need a drill with a side handle fordaily use, a Millwaukee hammer drill would be a wiser choice-and cheaper in the long run!
165954
Yes...handle is removable and there is a large hex if you wanted to use a wrench instead. However, I doubt it would be necessary...using a hammer is easy and works quite well. Actually every piece of this disassembles so it can fit in a drawer in a standard toolbox.
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Not on this particular model. I would suggest, however, if you need a drill with a side handle for daily use, a Millwaukee hammer drill would be a wiser choice-and cheaper in the long run!
801705
Yes you can, but it's very big, but the handles are great for hand held work, so big may not be a bad thing. I used it with out the little extension rods.
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Not necessarily. If you can't penetrate the surface with the hook, then a small or very small pilot drill hole would probably be fine.
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The handle was welded together on mine, so I had to sand of the little bit that remained after taking it off. Other than that, if you have the tools you can get it off just fine. Just beware of the welded piece when swinging around. *cough* if you do that.
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I'm sure you could jury rig a handle if you wanted to. But there are other products out there with the handle already on, or able to be screwed on easily, and that would be a better solution to your problem.