Which drill will i need

[harlow]

I have been trying to drill holes in a tree stump using a old black & decker drill but as it don't have reverse i was finding it hard to remove the auger bit, so i used my challenge extreme drill and i burn't it out so now i need to buy a cheap drill but would a sds drill be any good.

 

[joe-90]

Better with a spade bit then you won't need reverse. Titan are good cheapies if you need new drill.

 

[cajar]

SDS is for masonary. Any cheapy normal drill will do but let the drill do the work, dont force it as that will indeed burn it out.

 

[ladylola]

The same sort of drill used for paddle mixing, low speed and high torque would be ideal.
A couple of years ago we brought one of these for drilling through oak beams , both old and new , with bits from 22mm -40mm and it has performed excellently. Thjey are also available in 240v.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Hitachi-H...Home_Garden_PowerTools_SM&hash=item4ab181cb8f

 

[foxhole]

I have been trying to drill holes in a tree stump using a old black & decker drill but as it don't have reverse i was finding it hard to remove the auger bit, so i used my challenge extreme drill and i burn't it out so now i need to buy a cheap drill but would a sds drill be any good.

Your problem is choice of bit, auger are for drilling thru timber rather than just into it.