whitetailhntr
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Anybody have the new flood light? Was wondering if there any good?
Anybody have the new flood light? Was wondering if there any good?
I'm getting the cordless ratchet! So excited!
I meant the spot light 2353
I used my cordless ratchet the other day replacing a starter. I just kept an 8mm socket on it for the whole project and it made taking the tray and battery out and then putting it back in super simple. Both terminals, the hold down wedge and the four bolts for the tray were 8mm. I do wish I had gotten the 3/8" one though over the 1/4". I might get the replacement drive kit and swap mine to 3/8". Or... buy another one so I have both in case... <_<

It's actually awesome. I do think the trigger needs some work, would be too easy to click on in a bag or truck box & it toggles on/off, not momentary
. Most of the time I use both, makes life a lot easier.I do wish I had gotten the 3/8" one though over the 1/4". I might get the replacement drive kit and swap mine to 3/8". Or... buy another one so I have both in case... <_<
They're cheap enough that you might as well just buy another so you have both.![]()
More than a few people have had an issue with this.. You can try contacting Milwuakee and they may fix it or send a replacement after you send the drill in,. I've seen a thread somewhere where the owner swapped in a professional chuck and it basically eliminated the issue..
I'm curious about those. In my area I see lots of them for sale in HD, and the local suppliers seem to sell either those or the Klein or Veto pack or whatever the hell it is. But I have yet to actually see any on a jobsite.Probably about the best deal you can get on the Jobsite Backpack. $79 less 15%, 3 pack of pouches free, and free shipping. Comes out to $67.15
http://www.maxtool.com/milwaukee-48...act-resistant-1680-ballistic-jobsite-backpack
I'm curious about those. In my area I see lots of them for sale in HD, and the local suppliers seem to sell either those or the Klein or Veto pack or whatever the hell it is. But I have yet to actually see any on a jobsite.
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My old hedge trimmer is too small and just about worn out. I was thinking of getting another corded trimmer, then I see a Dewalt at home depot. It has lots of good reviews, as does the Toro one they sell too. Then I think, man wouldn't it be great if Milwaukee had a M18 Fuel version? And lo and behold, I see one is on the way! But I don't see anythng on their website in either "New" or "Coming Soon". Now I have to patiently wait and hope my current one will last. Anybody know anything? All I can find is a couple of videos on YouTube.
My old hedge trimmer is too small and just about worn out. I was thinking of getting another corded trimmer, then I see a Dewalt at home depot. It has lots of good reviews, as does the Toro one they sell too. Then I think, man wouldn't it be great if Milwaukee had a M18 Fuel version? And lo and behold, I see one is on the way! But I don't see anythng on their website in either "New" or "Coming Soon". Now I have to patiently wait and hope my current one will last. Anybody know anything? All I can find is a couple of videos on YouTube.
After holding off buying a ryobi airstrike to see the Milwaukee offering, I concur.... It might be a great tool but it's going to be hella expensive, especially compared to the alternativesThe cost of it will be up there. I'd buy a gas powered multi tool trimmer for like 200 bucks more.
I've got a bunch of extensions/flex sockets which helps negate the size of the M12 ratchets--makes it work for most things I see
After holding off buying a ryobi airstrike to see the Milwaukee offering, I concur.... It might be a great tool but it's going to be hella expensive, especially compared to the alternatives
I got it, but not for tools. It's perfect for packing everything that goes along with my PC for a LAN party. (mouse, keyboard, laptop, power strip, cords, chargers, etc.).
People still have LAN parties these days? I remember doing that back in 2001, but I would have thought that broadband internet would have made them obsolete years ago.
I picked up a ryobi lith ion set forever ago for a steal so I had the batteries. The airstrike works really well.... It's nice not even needing to lug out the compressor and hose. But of I didn't already have the batteries I wouldn't have bought it eitherI saw the price of that gun and started to laugh. My 100 buck Hitachi 18g with a 80 dollar hot dog compressor has made me thousands doing trim jobs. No way am I going to drop 400 beans on a "hoseless" gun.
The airstrike looks good, but I don't want another battery system.
Hopefully that new m18 search light gets released in the next few weeks..
Still havent heard a firm release date on any of the lights besides the Radius and Mag which are out. The search light does seem pretty bad ***, its brighter than the old M18 Flood, brighter and has more distance than the M12 Spot, can stand up and its head pivots. It also has a hybrid spot/flood mode. All in the size of a rectangle tissue box. Its suppose to be Sept/Oct and price is unknown but I am predicting $150-200.
They just released the M12 3.0 & 6.0 batteries. For me the 3.0 is maybe only useful in the rotary, OMT, or stick light and the 6.0 in the circular saw or M12 flood if I ever get it.
3.0 has been out.. They are the flat top XC batteries
Hopefully that new m18 search light gets released in the next few weeks.. I'm itching to get that thing.. I got a chance to use the m18 tripod light and the dual powered floodlight the other night on a job outside, with a power outage in total darkness. Those things are ****** amazing. I can place the small floodlight on the ground across the street from whatever we are working on, and it lights the whole area up.
My first M12 will be the Milwaukee dremel thing. The backdoor deadbolt is sticking so I'm gonna try to file the strikeplate down. Plus this thing will be useful all over.
The new Milwaukee hardline pocket knives (the more expensive black ones) are out if anyone has been waiting..
Ahhh. The most highly anticipated tool release of 2015, then 2016...
My first M12 will be the Milwaukee dremel thing. The backdoor deadbolt is sticking so I'm gonna try to file the strikeplate down. Plus this thing will be useful all over.
Ill sell ya mine because there absolute garbage. Loud as heck, under powered