Milwaukee Tools

https://www.homedepot.com/mycart/home 5 tools two batteries charger and bag $199

 

Your link doesn't work but you mean this?

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/milwaukee-tools.667467/page-56#post-26435416

Just bought the 2 battery+charger+bag kit and got myself a leaf blower.

It's all everyone was talking about just the previous page today

Everyone spending money today.

 

This is also trying to take my money, free tool is a 3rd 5.0 battery. They also have it with a blower instead of jigsaw.

 

Not sure why it’s not working

 

Cause you posted a link to your cart which takes everyone to their own personal cart.... Just a heads up that those tools are all brushed if that matters.

 

10-4

 

Friend of mine has one, he really likes it with the 9.0 batteries hes got. I want one but am hoping it goes on sale over the holidays, $100 for something I really really dont need is to much.

 

Just picked this up for $199 from Home Depot!
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwauk...on-Ring-Combo-Kit-2663-22RH/313668275#overlay

The 3/8" ratchet with battery is normally $199 alone, and the 1/2" impact without the battery is normally $199, so to get both with batteries and a bag for $199 is a no brainer for me!

 

That leaf blower I recently got?

Holy shit...is it strong, and stupid light.

 

Hows it compare to a 2 stroke handheld blower? I'm stuck between the newest m18 blower vs the tried and loved echo pb2520

 

Would like to know this as well - need to get a new blower and I am NOT getting another electric with a f***ing leash!

 

Hope someone else will chime in as I can only compare it to my father in law's electric blower and his neighbor's electric blower.

The Milwaukee is light and easy to balance in one hand, and has 2 speeds. Trigger can be locked in the engaged position.

I've read that it eats up batteries but I'm used to it; I use an M18 angle grinder every day.

 

I second the eating batteries, but it works great (I have a lot of batteries). I have a smallish yard 10000 sq ft and 3 mature oak trees. It does the job for me getting the leaves up in fall. No experience vs gas though.

 

I bought the Milwaukee blower and run it with a 12.0 battery. Immediately sold my Husqvarna handheld. The big battery adds weight, but I've yet to burn through the whole thing in one go. To be fair, I also have an Echo backpack for full yard cleanup.

 

So is the Milwaukee strong enough to blow leaves across the grass yard?

 

I have a Ryobi 40V blower, and its only strong enough to blow one leaf at a time.



I should edit to add: the blower is actually plenty strong for me. does the job of blowing the endless pine needles out of my yard.

 

Yes.

 

has anyone here drilled concrete with the M18 Fuel Hammer Drill? How'd it go?

 

Few of my tools have more in my truck