Bosch

PS40-2 10.8V Cordless Lithium-Ion Impactor Fastening Driver

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Bosch 10.8V Litheon™ Impactor Fastening Driver

Product#:37784137
Category#:Cordless Tools
Retailer#:Bosch(PGBHC)
Ratings #: 5 stars based on 15 Reviews

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  • 5 of 5 stars Positive
    chinnboy (August 10, 2008)

    Packs a Big Wallop

    I own 3 other pistol grip drivers including the Bosch PS20. This guy really does the job. I haven't come near exhausting a charge, and it puts screws into lumber like they are butter. I recently laid a 3/4" plywood floor in a moble home and this tool made the chore a breeze. I'm eager to see how it performs on concrete screws, which stalls out my B&D driver, but from my experience to date I expect it to do a vastly better job.

  • 5 of 5 stars Positive
    chinnboy (August 10, 2008)

    Packs a Big Wallop

    I own 3 other pistol grip drivers including the Bosch PS20. This guy really does the job. I haven't come near exhausting a charge, and it puts screws into lumber like they are butter. I recently laid a 3/4" plywood floor in a moble home and this tool made the chore a breeze. I'm eager to see how it performs on concrete screws, which stalls out my B&D driver, but from my experience to date I expect it to do a vastly better job.

  • 5 of 5 stars Positive
    chinnboy (August 10, 2008)

    Packs a Big Wallop

    I own 3 other pistol grip drivers including the Bosch PS20. This guy really does the job. I haven't come near exhausting a charge, and it puts screws into lumber like they are butter. I recently laid a 3/4" plywood floor in a moble home and this tool made the chore a breeze. I'm eager to see how it performs on concrete screws, which stalls out my B&D driver, but from my experience to date I expect it to do a vastly better job.

  • 5 of 5 stars Positive
    chinnboy (August 10, 2008)

    Packs a Big Wallop

    I own 3 other pistol grip drivers including the Bosch PS20. This guy really does the job. I haven't come near exhausting a charge, and it puts screws into lumber like they are butter. I recently laid a 3/4" plywood floor in a moble home and this tool made the chore a breeze. I'm eager to see how it performs on concrete screws, which stalls out my B&D driver, but from my experience to date I expect it to do a vastly better job.

  • 5 of 5 stars Positive
    chinnboy (August 10, 2008)

    Packs a Big Wallop

    I own 3 other pistol grip drivers including the Bosch PS20. This guy really does the job. I haven't come near exhausting a charge, and it puts screws into lumber like they are butter. I recently laid a 3/4" plywood floor in a moble home and this tool made the chore a breeze. I'm eager to see how it performs on concrete screws, which stalls out my B&D driver, but from my experience to date I expect it to do a vastly better job.

  • 5 of 5 stars Positive
    chinnboy (August 10, 2008)

    Packs a Big Wallop

    I own 3 other pistol grip drivers including the Bosch PS20. This guy really does the job. I haven't come near exhausting a charge, and it puts screws into lumber like they are butter. I recently laid a 3/4" plywood floor in a moble home and this tool made the chore a breeze. I'm eager to see how it performs on concrete screws, which stalls out my B&D driver, but from my experience to date I expect it to do a vastly better job.

  • 5 of 5 stars Positive
    chinnboy (August 10, 2008)

    Packs a Big Wallop

    I own 3 other pistol grip drivers including the Bosch PS20. This guy really does the job. I haven't come near exhausting a charge, and it puts screws into lumber like they are butter. I recently laid a 3/4" plywood floor in a moble home and this tool made the chore a breeze. I'm eager to see how it performs on concrete screws, which stalls out my B&D driver, but from my experience to date I expect it to do a vastly better job.

  • 5 of 5 stars Positive
    chinnboy (August 10, 2008)

    Packs a Big Wallop

    I own 3 other pistol grip drivers including the Bosch PS20. This guy really does the job. I haven't come near exhausting a charge, and it puts screws into lumber like they are butter. I recently laid a 3/4" plywood floor in a moble home and this tool made the chore a breeze. I'm eager to see how it performs on concrete screws, which stalls out my B&D driver, but from my experience to date I expect it to do a vastly better job.

  • 5 of 5 stars Positive
    chinnboy (August 10, 2008)

    Packs a Big Wallop

    I own 3 other pistol grip drivers including the Bosch PS20. This guy really does the job. I haven't come near exhausting a charge, and it puts screws into lumber like they are butter. I recently laid a 3/4" plywood floor in a moble home and this tool made the chore a breeze. I'm eager to see how it performs on concrete screws, which stalls out my B&D driver, but from my experience to date I expect it to do a vastly better job.

  • 5 of 5 stars Positive
    chinnboy (August 10, 2008)

    Packs a Big Wallop

    I own 3 other pistol grip drivers including the Bosch PS20. This guy really does the job. I haven't come near exhausting a charge, and it puts screws into lumber like they are butter. I recently laid a 3/4" plywood floor in a moble home and this tool made the chore a breeze. I'm eager to see how it performs on concrete screws, which stalls out my B&D driver, but from my experience to date I expect it to do a vastly better job.

  • 5 of 5 stars Positive
    chinnboy (August 10, 2008)

    Packs a Big Wallop

    I own 3 other pistol grip drivers including the Bosch PS20. This guy really does the job. I haven't come near exhausting a charge, and it puts screws into lumber like they are butter. I recently laid a 3/4" plywood floor in a moble home and this tool made the chore a breeze. I'm eager to see how it performs on concrete screws, which stalls out my B&D driver, but from my experience to date I expect it to do a vastly better job.

  • 5 of 5 stars Positive
    chinnboy (August 10, 2008)

    Packs a Big Wallop

    I own 3 other pistol grip drivers including the Bosch PS20. This guy really does the job. I haven't come near exhausting a charge, and it puts screws into lumber like they are butter. I recently laid a 3/4" plywood floor in a moble home and this tool made the chore a breeze. I'm eager to see how it performs on concrete screws, which stalls out my B&D driver, but from my experience to date I expect it to do a vastly better job.

  • 5 of 5 stars Positive
    chinnboy (August 10, 2008)

    Packs a Big Wallop

    I own 3 other pistol grip drivers including the Bosch PS20. This guy really does the job. I haven't come near exhausting a charge, and it puts screws into lumber like they are butter. I recently laid a 3/4" plywood floor in a moble home and this tool made the chore a breeze. I'm eager to see how it performs on concrete screws, which stalls out my B&D driver, but from my experience to date I expect it to do a vastly better job.

  • 5 of 5 stars Positive
    chinnboy (August 10, 2008)

    Packs a Big Wallop

    I own 3 other pistol grip drivers including the Bosch PS20. This guy really does the job. I haven't come near exhausting a charge, and it puts screws into lumber like they are butter. I recently laid a 3/4" plywood floor in a moble home and this tool made the chore a breeze. I'm eager to see how it performs on concrete screws, which stalls out my B&D driver, but from my experience to date I expect it to do a vastly better job.

  • 5 of 5 stars Positive
    chinnboy (August 10, 2008)

    Packs a Big Wallop

    I own 3 other pistol grip drivers including the Bosch PS20. This guy really does the job. I haven't come near exhausting a charge, and it puts screws into lumber like they are butter. I recently laid a 3/4" plywood floor in a moble home and this tool made the chore a breeze. I'm eager to see how it performs on concrete screws, which stalls out my B&D driver, but from my experience to date I expect it to do a vastly better job.