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I just got the trimmer attachment for the M18 power head and it is great for trimming around the pond and getting the wild rose thorns around the fence posts. I don't have any hedges to trim but I'd imagine it's awesome for that as well.

I bought these last year for the truck toolbox, the roll is great for a mobile application.

An excellent example of what this thread is about. The same tool made by the same manufacturer sold somewhere else cheaper. Thank you.

I bought the blower last year hoping it would at least be good enough to blow dry my firebird after washing it. I was pleasantly surprised by how good it is, I haven't sold my gasser yet, but I didn't even start it last year. I liked it so well I went back and bought the whacker and the polesaw...

That's hilarious!

I need a push mower this year to use in places where my big zero turn won't fit and will probably end up scrounging up a gasser, definitely going to wait for V2.0 of the Milwaukee.

Well.... that's just like, your opinion man.....

Chineesium knockoffs don't really fit the original intention of this thread though.

This was indeed the deal of the day, the reel itself was undamaged and still in the shrink wrap and the hardware was still in the sealed bag. Looked like someone opened the box flaps and taped it right back up. Many thanks.

That's a great idea! I'm going to make one of these this weekend.

Looks like it's all on sale and has pretty good reviews, I picked up a half dozen rolls of different sizes. Thanks for the head's up.

I love the menards rebates, I have just under 5K saved up. Planning on replacing all of our kitchen appliances this summer

I've been considering the M12 surge. I split my use of my current M12 fuel impact driver about 50/50 between driving deck screws into wood and using a 1/4" drive adapter for small bolts and nuts. How would you rate the surge for small hardware using the 1/4" adapter?

Hey Crabman...

This is as good as I could get it. There is a M18 drill kit available.

Just online order, set the tool you want for local store pickup and the 2 you don't ship to your house. Then as soon as the order goes through, cancel the ones you ordered ship to home. Easy peasy.

Thanks

I have a year old M12 4.0 that fell off a shelf and busted the nose off, what do you do to get a return started?

How the heck does one even begin to make a profit at that price?

If they're out in the weather getting rained and snowed on, I wouldn't bid much over scrap price. By the time you haul in a skid steer with forks and a trailer big enough to haul them and pay a hired hand, it's getting pretty expensive.