Wisconsin Tacomas and bad financial advice

I have the stubby 3/8. It's great for most of the stuff I need to do.

 

I have both get the mid torque.

 

Same. Agree

 

The M12 is a 3/8. It's perfect for light duty work. Bertha is a 1/2" drive M18 and and it's a monster! I just want the Mid torque because it has a lot of power in a lighter tool.

 

I'd also go with the mid torque if I were only getting one.

 

My results with sweating joints has been spotty but was willing to give 'er a go anyhow. Biggest problem is the new softener's bypass valve has 1" connections. Wasted a bunch of time (nearest HD/Lowes is at least 15 miles from here) trying to find the needed pieces to get to 3/4", hired a plumber. He'll have anything he needs in the truck.

 

Sometimes it's worth paying a pro just to save yourself time, and headaches.

 

I have a plumber coming tomorrow to replace a leaky pipe. We might also get an RO unit installed.

 

Ooof!

You could probably fix that if only you had a Milwaukee 3/8" Mid-Torque Impact Wrench. I heard a rumor they are on sale right now.

 

Time for a new suspension????

Dobinsons

 

Do tell!

 

Lots of free help and free advice from everyone here.

It's how you use that advice, that's what so costly.

 

I think you are misunderstanding the "bad financial advice" part of this thread!
Who doesn't NEED one of every variety of every tool Milwaukee makes?

 

What, no crawl box?

 

No shit!
I even remember my grandfather who was a carpenter. His toolbox didn't have much. A couple hammers and a couple of expensive hand saws that nobody was allowed to touch! That's all they used for building houses back then. Things are a bit different now....

 

Sounds like you better get the long travel on order just to be safe.