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Guys, I found this out by just leaving a tool in my shopping cart for 2 weeks. This company will send you discount codes to complete the order. First one was 5% a week ago. Today they sent me a 10% code.

If anyone is looking for a recon milwaukee fuel drill/impact with 4.0AH batteries, this is the cheapest i've ever seen with free shipping.

289.99 - 10% = 260$ with free shipping!

That is a ****** good deal! Remember you only get 1 year of warranty with recon, not 5 years

Here is the code

10DNU92-1012BRX738

http://www.hardwaresales.com/refurb...d-m18-fuel-li-ion-2-power-tool-combo-kit.html
 
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if only it was impact...

It's a hammer drill and impact... how much more impact do you want? Do you wanna hit them with a hammer or something? :dunno:









:p Saving about $140 doesn't sound too bad. Does it retain the 3-year battery warranty?
 

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It's a hammer drill and impact... how much more impact do you want? Do you wanna hit them with a hammer or something? :dunno:

:p Saving about $140 doesn't sound too bad. Does it retain the 3-year battery warranty?

From what I have read on other sites, ie cpo tools, reconditioned Milwaukee tools carry only a 1 year warranty and not the five.

Best to email the retailer and also check with Milwaukee.
 

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No doubt a great deal Lord Diesel (love that handle) but almost all of the other deals on this set when purchased new includes a free (3rd) 4ah Lion battery. That plus the extended warranty offers some food for thought. Thanks nonetheless for sharing it.
 
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No doubt a great deal Lord Diesel (love that handle) but almost all of the other deals on this set when purchased new includes a free (3rd) 4ah Lion battery. That plus the extended warranty offers some food for thought. Thanks nonetheless for sharing it.

That's only in Canada i've found. Also, at KMS tools right now. You get the Kit with extra battery and a free 5" milwaukee palm sander for 399. They have it marked at 429, so you have to ask them to drop it 30 beans.
 
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KMS ONLY
 

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From what I have read on other sites, ie cpo tools, reconditioned Milwaukee tools carry only a 1 year warranty and not the five.

Best to email the retailer and also check with Milwaukee.


Yes sir. 1 year warranty.

So you'd be paying 140 bucks for an extra 4 years.
 

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Im obviously missing something here... Someone help me out. The website says it has a 5 year limited warranty. So what is this 1 year only warranty you guys are talking about?

Im guessing it's an inaccurate description for the refurbished tools and only applies to new ones?
 

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Yes sir. 1 year warranty.

So you'd be paying 140 bucks for an extra 4 years.

If it cost me the 3 year warranty on the batteries I'd probablt pass, at least from my prior experience with Makita. The tools, whatever, I figure anything not wear related and truly defective would go within a year anyway.
 

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It's a hammer drill and impact... how much more impact do you want? Do you wanna hit them with a hammer or something? :dunno:









:p Saving about $140 doesn't sound too bad. Does it retain the 3-year battery warranty?

I meant impact wrench type. I already have the drills.
 
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