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I got the M12 lantern 2362-20 for $35 on clearance. Regular $70.

It's about what you'd expect with the light output. Great for working under a desk or sink or even using camping.
 
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I got the M12 lantern 2362-20 for $35 on clearance. Regular $70.

It's about what you'd expect with the light output. Great for working under a desk or sink or even using camping.

slightly ambiguous post. Where did this happen? I know most HD's clearanced these out of store last year, so probably not there
 

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slightly ambiguous post. Where did this happen? I know most HD's clearanced these out of store last year, so probably not there

Oh yea, sorry. Home Depot. I was not aware that they were clearance from last year. Maybe somebody else will find one on a back Shelf
 

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kinda disappointed the air inflator was not a dual 12/18v like some of the radios. looks like the way its designed it could have been incorporated.

also, it bugs me whenever im looking for a tool, rigid or ryobi make it and not milwaukee even though there affiliated. also, ryobi has a lot of 'cool' home owner tools and products. it would be nice if milwaukee could at the very least just 'change the color' of ryobi tools so i can use with milwaukee batteries. perfect world milwaukee would make it and as a given be an upgrade over ryobi.

this year will definitely have 'new' batteries/upgrades/36v and lots of new tools. most will be pretty easy and just copies of dewalt. its my understanding dewalt 20v (which are ~18v) batteries use bigger and better cells and therefore have some better tools.

sorry was reading in the milwaukee addiction thread and had to reopen tab and posted in wrong forum...so out of context
 
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sumday;7071363 this year will definitely have 'new' batteries/upgrades/36v and lots of new tools. most will be pretty easy and just copies of dewalt. its my understanding dewalt 20v (which are ~18v) batteries use bigger and better cells and therefore have some better tools.[/QUOTE said:
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Milwaukee Fuel 1" SDS is down to $224 at home Depot.
 
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i have milwaukee tools. sorry was reading in the milwaukee addiction thread and had to reopen tab and posted in wrong forum...so out of context

long story short...better battieries=better/bigger tools. theoretically dewalt has better batteries, not sure if there better than milwaukee or not in the real world. some milwaukee tools out perform similar dewalt tools

battery cells
milwaukee 18650
dewalt 20700
new milwaukee minimum 20700, more than likely 21700

to try to keep on topic with milwaukee deals. for someone interested in buying more batteries it might be worth waiting for the new batteries and expect a price drop on the old ones
 

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*****, I walk in Fleet Farm and see the two Dewalt chainsaws and the inverter... really makes me wonder about starting a second platform. :/
 

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wait...milwaukee is going to make the chain saw this year if dewalt actually sells a fair amount. i could also see them making their own power station too
 

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*****, I walk in Fleet Farm and see the two Dewalt chainsaws and the inverter... really makes me wonder about starting a second platform. :/

In the Milwaukee Addiction Thread I just posted an adapter plc268 made me for M18 batteries to Ryobi tools. ($35 + $30 each additional )

I have asked him to make adapters for the 20v Dewalt and 18v Makita. I have also been messaging a guy on ebay that makes adapters and it sounds like he has/can do the Dewalt adapter.

I would hate to have a second platform of batteries but the adapters open up so many doors.
 

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I picked up one of those 2135's today from HD. Good thing I went to the store to check because their site claimed none of my local stores had them in stock.

This site costs me too much money! I barely knew this light existed a couple of days ago but today I had to get one at the clearance price.

Still more then I think something like this should cost but it's damn near perfect for what I need so take my damn money already lol
 

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I picked up one of those 2135's today from HD. Good thing I went to the store to check because their site claimed none of my local stores had them in stock.

This site costs me too much money! I barely knew this light existed a couple of days ago but today I had to get one at the clearance price.

Still more then I think something like this should cost but it's damn near perfect for what I need so take my damn money already lol

Nice. I tried my other local HD yesterday, no go. Still on the fence on the 2130 with free 5.0 at Acme that someone posted earlier. The versatility of the 2135 is the icing on the cake (charger, power cord, more light articulation).
 
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Nice. I tried my other local HD yesterday, no go. Still on the fence on the 2130 with free 5.0 at Acme that someone posted earlier. The versatility of the 2135 is the icing on the cake (charger, power cord, more light articulation).

and 3000 lumens as opposed to 2000 on the 2130. lost power again after the nor-easter blew through last night. thought about using the new 2135, but just dragged out the 2130 for her puzzle time. forgot to charge the 9AH when i had the chance, but it still shows 3 bars.

you can't go wrong with either, you just need to decide what it the deal you need to pull the trigger for. i originally got the 2130 because i got a real deal on one (120$ or so) more than a thought that i needed it. once i had it, though, the uses became obvious, and regular.
 

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anyone have a 2120? whats been the best deal lately on 2135?
 
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The 2135 is so much nicer then the 2130. 50% brighter, three heads vs one, can be use plugged in, charges batteries, and I like the power button way better too!

I paid $280 and sold my brother the old one for $100.
 
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i think your confused with the 2130...the 2120 is the brightest waterproof dual battery light. homedepot: 2120 ~$600, 2130 ~$200, and 2135 ~$400
 

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The versatility of the 2135 is the icing on the cake (charger, power cord, more light articulation).
That's why I jumped on this deal. I do think that even at $200 for the bare tool, it's a little pricey for what it is but the versatility and and usefulness of this light can't be denied. I'm getting ready to finish my basement and this light will be a godsend. It will also be great for emergency/power outages and a ton of other uses.
 
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I just picked up a m12 fuel 3/8 ratchet kit for $170 with the 20% ebay promo. That's $25 cheaper than the lowest I've seen. Thanks for sharing the post.

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i have found these ebay deals (20% off, 15$ off 75$ or more) great ways to save. listed on ebay for the same as one of the large retailers, i get it for a discount, without tax, and free shipping.

20% off that vacuum at one of the retailers gets chewed up by 7$ for shipping, and 6% tax for where i am, which would have left the discount at 5$.
 

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10% 25$ or more on ebay, here is a listing of the milwaukee stuff.

code: playmad

https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_od....H0.Xmilwaukee.TRS2&_nkw=milwaukee&_sacat=631


if this doesn't work, go to the home page, select the deal from the banner at the top of the page, select yard/garden - tools on the left hand side of the page, and then type milwaukee into the search bar. ToolUP is a common seller on the first page . . . .

quite a lot of excitement on ebay the last few days, eh?
 
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Not as good as the 20% deal, but here's an eBay 10% off deal for today. Toolup is one of the sellers it's good for.

oops, bad link.... Let me try again. Or just use PLAYMAD for the code.

Yea, copy paste on my iPad isn't working today, or eBay rigged it after the big hit from the 20% off the other day. I got the info in an email. Don't know, maybe it just worked for me?

I picked up the 2662-20 impact for $152.00 with free shipping. Going to do the decent mod so it snaps on and off.
 
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You should have bought them at $200. I would have bought one from you. I paid $280 for mine (last on in the area)
 

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Local HD pulled the two remaining 2135s off the shelf after a week of being at $200 at the direction of the Milwaukee rep.

I wonder if that’s why they disappeared around here I was at 3 Home Depot’s this weekend and they were all gone. :(:(
 
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Local HD pulled the two remaining 2135s off the shelf after a week of being at $200 at the direction of the Milwaukee rep.

What's the deal with them? Faulty or something? I bought 2 and love them...

I wonder if that’s why they disappeared around here I was at 3 Home Depot’s this weekend and they were all gone. :(:(

the milwaukee guy i talked to was upset that some hd's were doing things like this (remember when they clearanced the OPE m18 blowers for 35$?). he understood that they didnt want to carry things at a store that weren't selling, but didnt like that they were undercutting other stores in the area by such a huge amount of money.

like me, he doesn't understand why hd doesn't just move them to other stores rather than cut the price so aggressively.

i love it when the "milwaukee rep", as he refers to himself, is wearing a ryobi shirt. (i understand why, i just find it amusing . . . . )
 
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