BAL leveler and cordless hammer drill?

I don't think a hammer drill is the appropriate tool.  The purpose of the hammer drill is to give a hammering action to the drill bit, especially when drilling into masonry. I doubt that any drill will produce enough torque to raise the BAL leveler.  I quit using the BAL because it was way too difficult to operate.

An ordinary drill works by twisting.  A hammer drill does not increase the torque of the twisting, it punches into whatever you are trying to penetrate.  You will not increase the torque by hitting the BAL with a hammer.  If you want to increase torque, you might look into an impact wrench.   Don't know if such a thing exists as a cordless tool.  If you want to make the BAL work more easily, get a longer wrench handle

You need a battery powered (Cordless) Impact Wrench, I saw a person use one and it worked at raising the Ball leveler

I have seen several BAL's run with a cordless. I never looked into it myself, because I don't find raising and lowering with a wrench all that big of a deal. I lower and raise my stabilizers by hand also. We do have a power tongue jack.. 

Originally posted by furpod I have seen several BAL's run with a cordless. I never looked into it myself, because I don't find raising and lowering with a wrench all that big of a deal. I lower and raise my stabilizers by hand also. We do have a power tongue jack..

I've had to raise the BAL to the last few inches of worm gear twice. That's not fun, even when using a 300 ft-lb torque wrench.