can you use it to drive a splitting wedge?
1663794
The axe itself is much too light for splitting and the blade is too thin to be an effective splitting wedge. I would likely get stuck. It is fine for limbing though. I most often used a much heavier double bit axe, one sharp edge for limbing and kept the other edge dull for splitting using a heavy steel wedge and sludge hammer for large twisted pieces like the ones a at the base, near the roots sometime are. I use this light axe with a keen edge for limbing now.
1663795
Not sure? We use it for chopping up kindling when we we go camping for starting campfires, it's on the smallish side so it stores away easily in the caravan.
1663796
The back side is very hammer like with a square face so yes you could, the bottom has a slight curve tho so it may not be the most comfortable.
1663797
You could, but it would do a poor job. Something heavier would be preferable.
1328465
It is possible, but very difficult. The tool is not made for it. You'll destroy some of the metal of the tool when doing it.Best thing is to use a wooden board, put the chain on top, and use a hammer.
289226
I still use it regardless of the Programmer to protect my overdrive in my transmission with the shifting during inclines. I just returned from delivering a Jeep to my house and place my F350 out of overdrive and re-programmed my Edge and the pull was great...Going up long inclines the transmission never down shifted and actually the motor accelerated during the up hill travel with the extra load. I hope this helps.
1468930
I don't know that but if its the same dimension, it would work and cheaper. I have no complaints about this one but it is the first time that I have ever used a wedge so I have nothing to compare it with. It did get good reviews.
894518
That's a good question, I never intended to use it that way. It would probably depend on the type of ground you want to drive the point and pipe into.I really wouldn't know for sure, but it sure makes fast work of breaking up concrete. For the price, you could give it a try and wouldn't be out much money if it didn't work but the motor is very strong, give it a try! ;>)
2140356
Yes you can but you have to adjust the speed of drop. Be ready to brake some fobs. Lol but it's is great love it.
1372084
Probably not. You would need an larger type of impact driver. This is a fairly small unit.
884864
Yes you can use it as an impact driver. The hammer drill function is used for concrete for example the ring beam of a brick house it becomes more difficult to drill through concrete so the hammer function is for that purpose
111986
Yes you can. U will have to acquire all of the necessary parts for the slash or even a rustler since they use the same front and rear pieces.
1364496
I have never done that, and I am not a golfer, but I would think not......It is great for inflating, but I doubt it would give enough volume to do that.
384721
No. It is driven by a lug wrench or socket. It has two sets of flats so either of two different sized sockets will drive it.
1957098
I think it would work as a wedge. I use mine every night and I think it is firm enough to use as a wedge .
1504798
It can be used as a driver. I still recommend setting the slip clutch though.
2001530
Sure can. Make sure to use a high-quality ultra-fine finish blade when you rip it to width, and go slowly. You don't want to splinter the edges.
743667
I think you can, so long as the blade is above the cut. Otherwise the weight of the frond will cause it ti pinch, and then you have a real problem to get it loose. I would prefer a saw with teeth closer together for that job, or much higher speed, as in a regular gas engine saw
1919818
No! It's a 1/4 hex speed-change driver. I suppose you could use a hex to 1/2" adapter, but it doesn't have enough power to drive the really big stuff. You'de need a 1/2" air impact to do that. This one only gets about 100 lb/ft of torque.
642652
Yes. I use a golf car to get around my property which is divided by a paved road. So I drive on the paved road quite a lot.