Posted by big tee on March 01, 2017 at 05:48:24 from (199.120.66.137):
I have never run one or been around one until yesterday. Son is redoing the hitch on his MM and borrowed his wife's uncles Mag drill to drill holes in the back of the transmission case. He had brought the tractor down to my shop to do some welding on it. I'm am building a brush guard for my tree puller I bought and needed some holes drilled in the side of it but it was too tall for my drill press. So it was just sitting there so son said use it. They work neat---It's like having a drill press everywhere. When son takes it back I will send a 12 pack of something for using it. There is no brand name on it so I looked on line for Mag drills to buy one myself. There is quit a price variance. $300 to $2800. I built the brush guard with all used steel--drilled and tapped pivot points and put grease zerks in. Machined the side of the head of the pivot pins and welded square key-stock to keep the from moving. When it warms back up I will sand blast and paint it.---------Tee
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