NicholasShetley

Get them rebuilt or get new ones. I think the best bet would be to get a new m18 drill because the batteries would probably be around 55-60 to get rebuilt.

We just run the gas completely out of the tank. The gas can't go bad if there isn't any.

I am mainly wanting one since it it machine washable. It has gotten down to about 20 at the lowest. It is the wind here that is a killer.

It does look fairly compact. I think it will be around the same size as the bosch radio

That is just like fast and loud. No one could get a car restored in two weeks and expect it to look like that.

It definitely threw me a curveball when I saw it. I don't care what my tools look like though so long as they work properly.

Well the bosch charges batteries.

I think so too. Could it be the fuel radio lol. I would be surprised if it didn't have a built in charger.

Thanks Javier. What is the runtime on high? Should I get the same size of hoodie as my regular clothing or go one smaller(my clothes aren't too loose)?

Has anyone used the heated hoodie yet? I am really thinking about getting one. I was wondering how warm it is and how tough it is.

I think it is the DIY network.

They do come with compact batteries instead of 4.0 ones

It looks like a tapemeasure without the covers and the lock on the inside. To answer your question no I haven't seen one. It looks super compact.

Ours just plugs into an outlet and it feeds to the whole building

The power is reliable here too but we still have a 5kw generator. We have some storms occasionally that can take out the power for a few days at a time. It can power the lights and a major appliance (fridge, dryer, ac). My grandpa has a 10kw one and it can power their whole house and his shop as well (either welder or air compressor). An 8kw to 10kw should be big enough for your needs.

I agree. The Milwaukee has more products and a brushless motor. They are both great products but for 90 less I would rather have the Milwaukee

I agree Javier. If I find two similar products and they are about the same quality, price, ect that is the deciding factor

I think it is a no brainer which one is better.

Try acetone as well

It is like Stihl making their saws here but the parts come from other places

Just look for the built in USA marking on the products.

That ad is hilarious

Hey conductor apparantly sears lost 500 million between August and October this year. Not looking good for them.

It is only certain things but it is a step in the right direction.

It will be ten dollars on black friday