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I have had a DTD152 for a few years now, really want to upgrade it, but this thing refuses to die, I have so far:
- Run over it with a tractor
- Dropped it into the bottom of a 3ft muddy puddle
- Used it to remove lorry wheels, to the point it got so hot I physically couldn't hold it
- Dropped it from the top of 2 story scaffolding
And the bloody thing keeps plodding along, impressively\annoyingly well made
- Run over it with a tractor
Sam_w
Bainbridge
JesperXT
Fwiw: I use a Makita DTD152Z daily and I have nothing bad to say about it. I think I usually pay around £50 for them. They do some horrible special edition colours at times: Purple, white, black etc.