Review on Williams 8 140B Drive Impact Universal by Chris Litton

I have to admit. The price tag is a bit confusing. But I made the leap. Since then I have never regretted it. You see, this wagon (I call him Wobbler) has made friends. Brothers. throws. I work as a rotating machinery mechanic and travel a lot. I value my tools more than any mechanic on the planet. And I use them even more. A WHILE. A WHILE. When I wake up tired and sick after working 12 hour days (that's 84 hours a week) for weeks, I can count on Wobbler to prepare my breakfast on time. I like simpler eggs and let's say, IHOP, they come out cold because hash browns take longer to cook and cooks are too lazy to get it right. Not this one for $300! When I finally get to the hotel parking lot, I see that he's already started the truck and turned on the heating (or air conditioning, depending on the time of year and location). What a bud, huh?! Not only that, he usually tells me to shut up for a bit and drives me to work. When we arrive he is friendly to everyone (and the instrument) and ends up smiling at everyone at the turbine site. Heck, even the security guard doesn't care if he's in the air 30 feet without a hard hat, seat belt or goggles! Usually we start singing and dancing while all the workers and engineers, operators and security guards bask in the glory of Wobbler. And no. No, no, I don't envy him the attention he gets. I'm just glad the money was well spent. Thank you no name no description for giving me a real friend. Sincerely, overworked, underpaid mechanic