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$498? $497? At my local HD. Forget the exact doller. But right under $500 for the 30"

They were already for sale at my HD yesterday when I picked up my 60"

Been off of here for awhile and just went browsing through HD while I had some time to kill. I saw the new Milwaukee boxes that I didn't know about.... And it followed me home!

Is the 18v version an option for you? That has no problems with my trucks lugnuts.

Christmas gifts from the Father in law

Posted this a few months ago. Milwaukee 2668

The home Depot in Janesville, WI has it in stock. I'm pretty sure my local HD has it in stock, since that's where I picked mine up from. Where are you located? That will help out a bit.

Those look exactly like the hardware we use on B-52's We still have UH-1's here at Minot AFB for missile field security. They fly pretty much everyday.

I use the compact 2.0 batteries all the time with my 2754 and 2668. The 2754 will still take off lugnuts without breaking a sweat. The overall smaller and lighter setup comes in handy when I'm on my back under a car getting fasteners. I honestly haven't even used it below 50% so the decreased...

Weird, I just used my 2754 3/8" compact impact wrench to take off the brake caliper bolts on my Z06, which are spec'd at 125 ft/lbs. Used it to do the caliper bolts on my Titan and G37 as well with no issues. Removes the lugnuts on all 3 vehicles with no problems either. The 2763 ½" high torque...

I have the antigravity XP10. I wanted a larger lithium jump pack to ensure that it can jump start my car with a cammed 7.0L V-8. I just used it this week to jump a NMC-Wollard MB2 (used to tow B-52's). Those have a 6.7L Cummins diesel. Main thing I'm paranoid about is running the battery dead...

You can wash the battery powered jacket. Just make sure you remove the battery and adapter.

Milwaukee Fuel 1/2" High Torque Impact Wrench 2763 Milwaukee Fuel II 3/8" Compact Impact Wrench 2754 Both of them can zip off my trucks lugnuts with no problems. Take off axle nuts on a F-250 Superduty as well with no issues. Kawasaki 14.4v 1/2" Impact Wrench. I bought it 9 years ago for $100...

I think the main thing to keep in mind is that the heated wear should fit closer to the body so the heating elements can be directly against your body. If the medium hoodie was just a regulat hoodie, the medium would be a good comfortable loose fit hoodie. *** my regular sweaters are medium. But...

No, the sweater that comes with the 3 in 1 doesn't have the heated pocket power switch, so I doubt that the pockets are heated.