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Hitachi 18V Triple Hammer Impact Driver Review

The Hitachi 18V Triple Hammer impact driver has a few annoying problems, but all in all it is very comfortable, light, and well balanced.

Hitachi has come out with an 18V brushless triple anvil impact driver, and there’s more you should know about it.

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