NJ B.S. Thread

I've always like Milwaukee power tools. I have a fine knife made by Milwaukee. Not a cheap tool either got it when I use to do glass made the job a lot easier.

 

Yea, great quality tools, but expensive. Certainly makes life way easier though haha. And is alot of fun to use all that impact power

 

Does it come with torque settings?

 

There's 2 settings, "100 ft. lbs." and "700 ft. lbs". Thats in quotes because those numbers are gotten on a specific bolt size.

So basically there's a low and a high, low is ok to tighten lug nuts enough to then lower the tires to touch the ground and use a torque wrench.

High is FULL POWER BABY - depending on trigger squeeze of course

 

Marie @HeadStrong Off-Road beat those prices easily. Free shipping and 200X better customer service.

 

I also agree with you. Better service and free shipping is what got me.

 

What you really want is 1,200 ft pounds of brushless bad-ass torque



Or a brushless compact 1/4"


I'm wanting a 3/8" brushless Dewalt, but holding off.

I'm saving up for a Dewalt 60 Flexvolt Chainsaw:

 

Just cuz you had a bad experience doesn't mean they suck. I've done a lot of business with them and will continue.

 

I tried that chainsaw at the National DeWalt demo for HD back in the fall. Quite the exceptional tool. Cut through the PT landscape ties like butter. Quiet too. (For a chainsaw)

 

He's helping build his brothers truck as well..

 

Agreed

Ah ok, I was more so just asking, I thought a while back he had mentioned it

 

Unless @MTopp pm'ed him before I asked why im in line first... especially if it has the AAL. Then @Wheelspinner can buy mine for his brother sorry Matt

 

Too late

 

Ohh yert, no biggie, I respeck that

 

Wild. Still compiling all the footage. Sneak peak

 

Haha actually didn't realize your name was mat too... the fingers were for tatts LOL

 

It was my opinion that they suck, not yours. I've had a few bad experiences with them.

But I'm glad that you do business with them, because of your good experience(s) with them. This is America. It is your right.

Those specific bad experiences of mine aside, here's the typical lengthly process to actually order and get something paid and shipped to a customer.
Day 1: Customer orders items online and does not have a clue what the shipping/freight delivery option/speed/cost would be.
Day 2: Vendor pulls product from shelves and tries to figure out cheapest shipping solution, without asking customer preference.
Day 2 or 3: Vendor sends invoice with shipping information now revealed. Again, without input/preference from customer. Also requires receipt signature. Gosh... now I gotta be home to sign for package. Darn.. I get packages daily from everywhere, without a signature receipt requirement.
Day 3 or 4: Customers pays invoice
Day 4 or 5: Vendor packages items and initiates shipping.
Day 5 or 6: Carrier picks up package from vendor location.
Days 6-10: Package is routed cheapest freight solution, usually ground shipping from West Coast to East Coast
Day 10 or 11: Customer has to find time off from work to sign for the package.
Day 12: Customer tries to eat candy. It is stale.

Yup. They suck.

And yes, my opinion.

 

Coming from you I'll take that as a compliment

 

This is a justified reason, I had forgotten about their shipping quirks. I'd order there for certain stuff, but otherwise like others have said, Headstrong.