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Because it has power, the motor is fine. The switch that changes direction is broken. Depending on the make and model, it might not be economical to fix. Then again, why put up with a "bratty" drill?
the teyx bits are SDS Max which are common in the industry. Most hammer drill manufacterors make a SDS+ size drill and a SDS MAX size drill. Hilti calls their bits TEC and TEY.
Most likely will not. all over the internet are bad customer service ratings and warrenty issues. The tool is really not that expensive to be disposable. Sorry.
Drill operated by compressed air, used in mining and tunnelling, for drilling shot holes (for explosives), and in road repairs for breaking up pavements. It contains an air-operated piston that delivers hammer blows to the drill bit many times a second.
Torque, which is measured in foot-pounds, is the drill's maximum amount of turning force. Some drills have an adjustable clutch with different torque settings for different applications.
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