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I have the Ego 7.5 self propelled and love it. Like some guys mentioned though it is so light you really don't need the self propelled feature. I got it with one because I had had self propelled mowers for so long and was so used to it.
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To be honest I wasn't sure if it was an official Bosch channel.
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It was a weird video live stream of a kid
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Because this isn't something I would imagine they would like on their channel
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I love how he is asking $150 yet its cool but who is going to pay that much for an old school cordless tool like that?
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4 hours ago, JMG said:
Wow, I am somewhat taken aback that someone actually sued them over this. I always just took it for granted that they were inflating numbers as standard marketing practice and only ever looked at the final price of one of their product offerings when buying from them. I think it would be too much trouble to go through all of my credit card statements just to find a few items to get a minimal discount, when it is easier just to use one of their current percent off coupons.
Thanks for posting though...
Amazon is really guilty of this in their Email promotions. They use some crazy msrp number or just bs number they came up with so they have and item that is 50% off but suspiciously the same price everyone else is selling the item for. I have seen so many Amazon emails like that for tools!!
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I have seen issues with Milwaukee quality but dang that tool look like it took a beating and kept on going. Like people said I'm honestly surprised the warrantied the tool.
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The torque wars are kinda over for impact drivers how much do you really need at a certain point. Like @Bremon RPM allows the Makita impact to win speed tests.
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14 hours ago, KnarlyCarl said:
I have a DeWalt cooler does that count?
Haha never knew DeWalt had shoes, do you know who makes them?
I bought snap on socks before, they were very nice actually!
I have seen a few people talk about Snapon Socks on a few mechanics FB groups. I guess they are legit really good socks.
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Also no itching like glass insulation either.
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14 hours ago, KnarlyCarl said:
This is definitely the best option when doing warranty. But i think the charger is only 1 year warranty
I looked on Milwaukee's web page chargers are 5 years but the radio charger is only 1 year, but all the radios Milwaukee sells are one year warranty only. I think that is kinda shitty though it should be 3 or something for the premium you pay.
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How old is the charger Milwaukee offers E-service were they cover shipping and everything if its under 5 years via receipt or serial number. https://www.milwaukeetool.com/eservice
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It also helps that 77ford is on the secret Dewalt sales forum/group. Lowes seems to be meh on average tfor deals HD is always moving things around and marking down special buys it seems
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Wow that is some fucked up shit This is why I hate dealing with service centers sometimes they seem to take forever, and all they really want to do is screw you out of a warranty claim and charge you for the repair
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I don't think I have ever see a Dewalt dust extractor at my HD's
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Is it just be or acceptable bikini bottoms have gotten smaller?
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Damn lots of butt's in that video!!
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2 hours ago, Bremon said:
So glad I didn't wait for Milwaukee storage when they teased it years back.
Yea defiantly not impressed with anything Milwaukee has done with storage.
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I'm pretty sure the M28 line is dead for the most part. Sill don't know now why Milwaukee did M28 versions of the Fuel SDS but the did
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All sales should be through normal paypal not friends and family, and insured unless someone is willing to lose money on the transaction.
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I think your ok with pvc for the most part. Some of the old steel and cast iron pipe could get fucked up by using it too much.
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19 hours ago, Framer joe said:
I'm a Dewalt guy...some Ryobi,(my main second level tools) Milwaukee,Bosch,and one rigid corded trim router........I'm about to give in and make rigid my new second battery platform.....damn that's cool tools.....I want that heater, compressor,router,sander..( my Ryobi router,sander are getting old) No Dewalt hope in sight....so I'm almost ready to make rigid my second platform.....really cool,useful tools......props to rigid.....if 1 more cool rigid tool comes out ....I'm in
Ridgid wasn't like that till recently they were not really releasing anything interesting for awhile till recently. I wonder if they got new management in there maybe someone from Milwaukee possibly? TTI is the corporate parent of both.
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Dewalt is going to be like Makita soon with all of the 20v Impact Drivers and Drill models
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50 minutes ago, Pouet said:
Well I'm not saying it's not BS but in order to have the same runtime as a 40V battery, a 60V battery on a 60v tool would need to be bigger. The tool would probably be bigger as well. This may not be practical for professional users but ok for occasional users. At the same time, 20V is probably too low a voltage for outdoor tools, hence the 40v platform.
I see the 40V being the equivalent of the 20v platform but for landscapers. This way they can focus on providing optimized ergonomics just for these users. But who knows, sometimes Dewalt is hard to follow but I like them having different lines optimized for specific use cases. I just wish they would give their 12v line a little more love. Love the ergonomics of the 12v driver. I'm a bit more hopeful after seeing this website : https://www.dewalt12volt.com/.
That website just seems to be for the 12v automotive charging stuff nothing to do with 12v battery powered tools.
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