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I ran across and excellent buy on an 18 v lithium - ion Drill Regular price $169 for  $99.

It comes with 2 batteries. Talk about light 3 lb.  I bought this drill it has 15 clutch settings lots of power 1/2 inch chuck. Most battery drills do not have the power to drill this drill does. Does not bog down at all.

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Sound,s like you got a real good deal , Jim !!!

After using this drill for several weeks . Its the first battery drill that I have owned that I feel confident to use as a drill. I have always used a corded drill for drilling. The only drill with a keyless chuck that I own that stays tight. Battery life is excellent. Far exceeds my expectations.

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