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"MTBE dissolves readily in water, moves rapidly in the soil and resists microbial decomposition," says Jon Hinch, a lawyer with Lewis Saul & Associates, a New York law firm that has filed numerous class-action suits on behalf of well owners. "MTBE is 28 times used more soluble than benzene. Even a minor spill can be a big threat to groundwater supplies." For example, Hinch sites his first client, a rural property owner in Maine. "An SUV went off the road and came to rest near his well, where 10 gallons of gasoline spilled on the ground. MTBE in that fuel made its way into the ground and eventually contaminated the water supply for 12 families," he says.

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED]Size matters. It''s easy to see why an SDS-max rotary hammer (the red Milwaukee) is the best tool for big holes and frequent use. The ample size reduces vibration, and stout motors can turn 2-inch spiral bits. The blue cordless Makita SDS-plus rotary hammer (bottom) is handy, but its smaller chuck and motor are meant only for bits up to 3/4 inch. The 1/2-inch DeWalt hammer drill (right) is versatile, but drilling in hard concrete is slow and the conventional chuck isn''t made for heavy pounding.