boonez40

Brush or brushless Can you post pics Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk

Listen It's like when you guy to buy a truck, do you get it in 2 Wheel drive or 4 Wheel drive. Personal I choose the 4 Wheel drive mode ( self propelled ) because it is nice to have it when you need it. If you are powering through high grass, as I did already, squeeze the drive and walk right through a patch of 4 foot grass that hadn't been mowed all year. I will warn you, start on slow speed as the self propelled will run a heck of a lot faster than you can fast walk. Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk

Yes, the lawn mower and weed eater both use the same battery. Yesterday when my 2.5 ah for the weed eater went dead, I slapped the 7.5 ah battery out of the lawn mower to finish up the yard. Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk

I am pretty sure the Dewalt XT is left Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk

I picked up an Ego 56 volt weed eater with the power wind head and 2.5 ah battery. UPS delivered it this morning and I have already refilled the head twice, and recharged the battery twice. But dang that thing has some power. Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk

I saw that Ego has a battery operated snow blower now Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk

Ok, I am going to jack you off a little. Which tool will you be using to remove the lug nuts ? Haha I got you, going to shine a light on this and say I would be chomping at the bit to put new toys to work. I just bought a new mower and can't wait for the grass to grow. Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk

Are you using an extension ? Are your sockets impact rated ? Why I ask is that I purchased a snap on 18 volt 1/2 impact and wasnt impressed till I removed a 4 inch extension out of the equation and went with an impact rated deep well socket. Just like you, putting them on was fine but when trying to remove the lug nuts, it was disappointing. Now anything I use, has to be impact rated. And believe me, I have tore the whole front end off my wife's explorer and my 3/4 ton super duty with my impact. Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk

Now I will say that a lot of times, blades may not be dull, but a build up of sap can result from sappy wood and the blade only requires a good cleaning. As for sharpening a saw blade, I for one have never tried it, as most of the time I have ripped a few teeth off the blade and a new 7 1/4 general purpose blade is a cheap as 10.00 unless you need something fine tooth for finish work. Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk

May I ask, do you and the OP have some beef between one and other? I am just trying to understand your rudeness. Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk

I will have to say, my metabo came with a carbide blade that seems to be pretty decent. Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk

I disagree on the super sawzall being rough on the end user, you should try the Metabo 36 volt sawzall. It is very pleasant to use, vibration is very minimal. It is orbital as well as strait pull. Mind you that it does also have 4 speed settings if you need to be delicate. As also a variable speed trigger. 0 to 1700 0 to 2300 0 to 2700 0 to 3000 Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk

Well guys I am surprised no one mention the Metabo line. Maybe none of you know but my sawzall is both corded and cordless. So I have the best off both worlds. My new set is 36 volt, I can switch from a 36 volt battery to 120 volt in a just a few seconds. Plus my 36 volt batteries are backwards compatible and I can run them in my 18 volt impact for double the run time. The Sawzal is very smooth and the vibration is almost non existent. Yes it is heavy but it's also a heavy duty tool. Right now till September, if you buy a tool, you can get a free battery or the AC adapter for free with the rebate promo form. I have already recieved my AC adapter, it came in the mail a few days ago, and I am waiting on 2 free batteries that will be showing up next week. 17 years ago I purchase the Hitachi ( Metabo ) 18 volt nicad system with the AC adapter. Batteries crapped out a few years ago so they are now dedicated corded. I still plug them up and use the units at home and use my 36 volt for work. Feel free to hit me up if you want to see pics of the older 18 volt NiCd system . It's pretty cool. Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk

I broke down and bought a 56 volt lawn mower. I tell you this was the most apprehensive purchase I have ever made, plus the 500.00 price tag, I was like crap I could buy a nice table saw for what I was about to spend. Let me tell you, I am very impressed. The power the Ego has , it's incredible. I ran it through some 4 foot grass while in self propel mode and it did not even know the grass was there. Sounds like a turbo kicks in as soon as it hit the tall grass. Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk

I just got my ac/dc adapter in the mail today. Now I am waiting on 2 free batteries. Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk