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That doesn't seem like a great deal. Home Depot seems to have that model with 2 batteries for 99. Do you repair cars for a living? If so I would recommend a driver with a 3/8 square adaptor. I stated of with the one you pictured but by the time you add an adaptor it's 2 inches longer. Such as...

I personally prefer cordless tools for assembly. They have a very feather able trigger, and usually selectable torque ranges. I try to use my milwaukee fuel 3/8 impact to assemble any thing. With the above listed features I can even assemble interior trim pieces with it. I actually used it...

You may be looking for a cleaner solution, but when I needed to pressure bleed a clutch when conventional bleeding was not working. I used a bicycle inner tube. I cut out a circular piece around the scrader valve, applied a light coat of great to the under side, and used 3 or 4 elastic bands...

I have one and I love it, although i still regret not buying the snap on but i could not afford it. i use mine regularly for changing stabilizer bar bushings on e-450's and cutting 1/4 hardened steel rivets

where are you from? i have seen 39.99 @ canadian tire

I believe this thread is in reference to a forum member who posted a review of the Milwaukee 2673. mode one is supposed to get 100 lbs/ft of torque, but nobody seem to think it was capable of that. then the poster found out the size and grade of bolt milwuakee used in testing and was able to...

I use the big milwaukee cordless daily, and find I get around 400 ft lbs or so of real world torque. Once I add an extension or a swivel there are many times it won't take off bolts that have a torque spec of 350 ft lbs. But then again neither can my snappy, and my ir 2131 doesn't stand a chance

I can't remember specifically standing on it with oil on my boots, but even when wet I have always had a solid grip

I have the lisle one pictured and it is great stable sturdy and strong. but the pocket bothers me can never find the tool or bolt I am looking for. I went back to my old stool because of it

i have been using a set professionally for close to year, with great results. i only broke one socket it was a 10mm 1/2" deep socket that i was severely abusing. they exchanged it no problem. the only issue i have with mastercraft is trying to warranty a tool that isnt sold individualy. i...

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http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item.asp?P65=&tool=all&item_ID=633062&group_ID=674989&store=&dir=catalog 10 inches plus 1 millimeter

We have an account with grainger so i know that the listed price is not what i would pay for the item, but wow with prices like this online i dont even want to phone them https://www.acklandsgrainger.com/AGIPortalWeb/WebSource/ProductDisplay/globalProductDetailDisplay.do?item_code=WELPSI100K...

I have the 2763 and have been using it daily on medium duty trucks for over 6 months with hardly a hiccup. I did wreck 1 battery I believe it was due to vibration the casing fell apart. I wish milwaukee sold a battery boot. But I have herd the new 5 amp hour batteries are supposed to hold up...

As others have said a drill has a much lower rim, but at the same time you can put a little more weight (force?) Behind it to get a similar result. I needed a to use some roloc disks to where I didn't have air and the holder worked great in my m12 cordless drill. It was a little slower but...

The Milwaukee ones seem to be very well made IMHO.

Must be grainger. Just tell them you work for a large local company and try to get their contractor price. It will be much much better

count me in. thanks

that looks very similar to the blue point one http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item.asp?P65=&tool=shop&item_ID=808777&group_ID=675910&store=snapon-store&dir=catalog

If your are looking for advise on toolbox organization^^^^^^^ is the man you need to talk to. his box is a work of art