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Anyone use this husky light?
- Thread starter gdocktor3
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FigureItOut
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They may have different manufacturers, but I've had terrible luck with Husky LED lights.
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See now I have a 5 foot 3 panel led work light by them that works absolutely awesome. I used it to illuminate a pond last winter to play hockey at night. This is the one http://www.fleetfarm.com/detail/PRO...W8pV1nwsHNCtKcsUTjg5sobU4NE376ESgkaAv268P8HAQ
FigureItOut
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That's the one I had so much trouble with. Three separate ones that didn't last beyond a couple weeks. Too bad, since I liked the design other than the chintzy stand. I upgraded to the Milwaukee 18V with the 110V plug.See now I have a 5 foot 3 panel led work light by them that works absolutely awesome. I used it to illuminate a pond last winter to play hockey at night. This is the one http://www.fleetfarm.com/detail/PRO...W8pV1nwsHNCtKcsUTjg5sobU4NE376ESgkaAv268P8HAQ
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dede2897234
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Any reviews on this?
gdocktor3,
I have owned that Husky COB LED flashlight for a few months. I like it. I used it to illuminate my car's engine compartment when checking the oil level at night time. The flashlight produces a bright, yellowish light. The single, bottom magnet is relatively strong, especially on painted surfaces. I find its swivel feature handy. I replaced the included 3 (AA) alkaline batteries with Energizer Ultimate Lithium Ions so they don't leak in hot summer or very cold temperatures since I keep this flashlight in my car's trunk. Overall, I give it 3.5 out of 5 stars.
Here is a link to the flashlight on Home Depot's website: LINK.
Dave