wheelman Senior Heliman Location: Kirkfield, (Coboconk), Ontario, Canada
| I'll gladly post you a pic later if you realy think that'll help. As far as the switch is concerned, I've never even looked at it honestly. It works perfectly (the switch that is) so I never suspected that it was dirty. I'll do as you recommend though just to further eliminate any potential problems. As for the brushes, I didn't even realize that they could be removed and replaced. I'll have a look to see if they have excessive wear. I'd be very happy if the 180 did the job I need it to do. I do take the drill with me when I fly just in case I need it for something else anyway, but I would prefer the 180 to just do what I need it to. The start shaft has a tendancy to loosen in the drill chuck as it's just one of those keyless ones, and the drill is spinning in reverse. As far as the product not doing as advertiused is concerned, I'm sorry, but that's MY experience with it. I can't help that. As I said, I'd be a happy camper if it did work for me on my engines, after all the reason I own it IS to start my engines. There must be a reason why whenever this question comes up (seems quite often) a ton of people always recommend to just get it over with and get a Dynatron. I personally have a very limited budget, so I tend to go for the "off brand" products as I can usually find something that does the job without needing to pay through the nose, hence I own the TorqMaster I'm prety sure that I'm not the only person who has reported a disappointing performance form the TorqMaster starters so I'm not introducing a new revolutionary discovery here designed to bring down the TorqMaster empire or something. |