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Conversion Kit Compatibility - Dewalt Max


SmokinBobO

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SmokinBobO... I just picked up the Dewalt DCD771 20x Max on a Black Friday special. The drill works great and no problems drilling holes. I know others are using the Dewalt 20v Max and not having issues.

Here's a video of a local guy using the kit with a Dewalt drill. https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=101...e=2&theater

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you should be fine. I have the same drill as S Thompson. the only difference between what S. Thompson and I have and the XR is that the XR might have a little more torque and has the built in status gauge on the batteries and a all metal chuck. the one I have took a T20 torx screw driver to get the screw out of the chuck, I would guess the XR might be the same. the hardest part is getting the lock tight to break free at first. after the screw is out the chuck comes off easy.

if you want some help with it I am in Monticello too. send me a PM and we could set up a time to meet and you can check out my set up.

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I also am using a 20v dewalt on the conversion kit, it works (or worked great) till one of my blades already fell off with less than 10 holes drilled, I did not think it would be necessary to have to check the blades for tightness out of box but apparently I was wrong. its been a rough start for me getting this thing going with chuck issues and now lost blade & screws but it is very nice when its all working together, I love the instant power feature instead of pulling the starting cord every time

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you will really like it once you get it put together. I took mine out yesterday after work and drilled 10 holes with it. I was amazed at how fast it was(had it on the low setting and it was still really fast). It took a couple of holes to get use to pulling up a little as it breaks through the bottom of the hole. if you don't the auger unit will grab and pull the drill and plate towards the ice. I put the 8" auger on it so I could test that too. the 8" works like it is suppose too but I think I will mainly use this conversion with my 6" auger.

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