I know that Makita HR2470 (2.7J) has slightly worse parameters than HITACHI DH26PC (3.2 J) but will it be felt? In general, which one would you choose and why, and maybe something else?

Taking into account my experience, I focus clearly on the mock-up. It's like VW and Ford.

I associate it more like Kawasaki and Honda even a stylist similar

I also confirm that Makita is quality in itself and not any china but a good product by supporting everyday life and completed work. In addition, as far as I know, I don't know if the drills themselves are assembled, but the drills for the Polish market are also manufactured by us according to Japanese technology.

And what about 2.7J vs 3.2J will it be clearly felt with Makita weaker?

It is so felt. DH26PC is available in cheaper China, more expensive Japan - the same numbers and only the inscription on the body of another (given country of origin), but the class is completely different. Both are sensitive to building dust. Makita is a bit weaker, but less sensitive to dust and more durable. I have both models, they perform quite well on construction sites. I will add that any Makita service is much cheaper.

qadam12: which one would you buy Unfortunately, they do not write in boarders which tab they have DH26PC

Below 500 - China, above 700 - Japan

Makita has its production in China (and who does not have it now), and when it comes to Makita drills, they are shabby (quality incomparable with power tools - much worse than power tools). When it comes to choice, think about GBH 2400 BOSCH or GBH 2-26DFR.

I just ordered GBH 2-26DFR thanks

And how does Bosch work? I want to buy 2-24DFR

HITACHI DH26PC (3.2J) vs MAKITA HR2470 (2.7J): Comparing Parameters, Performance & Recommendations

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#1 16433917 24 Apr 2017 19:26

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I know that Makita HR2470 (2.7J) has slightly worse parameters than HITACHI DH26PC (3.2 J) but will it be felt?
In general, which one would you choose and why, and maybe something else?
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porlock wrote:
I know that Makita HR2470 has a little worse parameters than HITACHI DH26PC but will it be felt?
In general, which one would you choose and why, and maybe something else?

Taking into account my experience, I focus clearly on the mock-up. It's like VW and Ford.
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I associate it more like Kawasaki and Honda even a stylist similar
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I also confirm that Makita is quality in itself and not any china but a good product by supporting everyday life and completed work.
In addition, as far as I know, I don't know if the drills themselves are assembled, but the drills for the Polish market are also manufactured by us according to Japanese technology.
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16433987 24 Apr 2017 19:54

And what about 2.7J vs 3.2J will it be clearly felt with Makita weaker?
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It is so felt. DH26PC is available in cheaper China, more expensive Japan - the same numbers and only the inscription on the body of another (given country of origin), but the class is completely different. Both are sensitive to building dust. Makita is a bit weaker, but less sensitive to dust and more durable. I have both models, they perform quite well on construction sites. I will add that any Makita service is much cheaper.
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16434087 24 Apr 2017 20:41

qadam12: which one would you buy
Unfortunately, they do not write in "boarders" which tab they have DH26PC
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porlock wrote:
Unfortunately, they do not write in "boarders" which tab they have DH26PC

Below 500 - China, above 700 - Japan
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tonsileg wrote:
I also confirm that Makita is quality in itself and not any china but a good product by supporting everyday life and completed work.
In addition, as far as I know, I don't know if the drills themselves are assembled, but the drills for the Polish market are also manufactured by us according to Japanese technology.

Makita has its production in China (and who does not have it now), and when it comes to Makita drills, they are shabby (quality incomparable with power tools - much worse than power tools).
When it comes to choice, think about GBH 2400 BOSCH or GBH 2-26DFR.
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I just ordered GBH 2-26DFR thanks
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And how does Bosch work? I want to buy 2-24DFR
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The discussion compares the HITACHI DH26PC (3.2J) and MAKITA HR2470 (2.7J) in terms of performance and durability. While the DH26PC has higher impact energy, users note that the difference may be felt in practical applications. The Makita model is recognized for its quality and durability, particularly in dusty environments, despite its lower power rating. Some users suggest considering alternatives like the Bosch GBH 2400 or GBH 2-26DFR, with one participant confirming an order for the latter. Overall, the choice between the two brands may depend on specific needs, including service costs and performance in construction settings.
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