You 2 crack me up!![]()

You guys are really Family Guying this cheap sob thing. Time to knock it off.Oh, he knows:
I'm a real cheap *******, but I think think @Chuckster in NJ takes the cake around these parts for the cheaper than cheap (cheapest) son of a *****!![]()
Sounds like something...a cheap...SOB...would say...You guys are really Family Guying this cheap sob thing. Time to knock it off.
Sounds like something...a cheap...SOB...would say...
Of all the off topic conversation that has been happening within the Hot Deals section...at least these two cheap bastards are mildly funny. I'd rather they were funnier, but I'm too cheap to pay for it.
Why are you saying $80?
I've used mine with the extension and the pole gets a really good bow in it. It still works quite well in terms of cutting power but it is really unwieldy/out of balance, especially on a ladder. It is a trial and error situation to get the angle right but it does the job.I've used my Quicklook String Trimmer a lot but never used the hedge trimmer until recently....here I was thinking I had the fixed head, but turned out I had the articulating one in my stash.
I picked up the quicklock extension just in case...
Anyhow, the point being.....while I was able to get the job done without the extension, the balance on the articulating is way off. Not sure how worse it would it have been with the extension on top.
Gotcha. I've seen it done when you could return part of the order, but never like that (perhaps I'm out of touch), I've got way too many of the small batteries for them to have that much value. Great stapler though.I think the 2 batteries at $10/ah comes out to 40 so 120-40=80.
I've used mine with the extension and the pole gets a really good bow in it. It still works quite well in terms of cutting power but it is really unwieldy/out of balance, especially on a ladder. It is a trial and error situation to get the angle right but it does the job.

I've used mine with the extension and the pole gets a really good bow in it. It still works quite well in terms of cutting power but it is really unwieldy/out of balance, especially on a ladder. It is a trial and error situation to get the angle right but it does the job.
If you want lighter setup, you can always get the Ego carbon shaft attachments, including extension piece.
Here is a potential deal depending on how you purchase. Max tools, has a "cash back" type sale going on right now. The best % is if you spend $500, get $100 to spend in October. I look at that as $100 savings on $600. However, if you use sales or discounts on your initial order (one code per order), that is where I think it starts looking like deal territory.
It's also likely that if you spend right around $100 on the redemption, that you will get tacked with shipping, and probably won't be able to stack with certain promotions.
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Bonus Cash Sale
Earn up to $100 in MAXCASH when you shop during the promotion, then redeem your code on a qualifying future MaxTool.com purchasewww.maxtool.com