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Milwaukee M12 12V RedLithium Li-Ion Starter Kit: 2x XC 4.0Ah Batteries + Charger EXPIRED

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ACME Tools has Milwaukee M12 12V RedLithium XC4.0 Li-Ion Starter Kit (48-59-2442SPC) on sale for $99 - $10 with promo code TCC10 = $89. Shipping is $6.49.

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Kit Includes:
  • 2x M12 12V RedLithium XC4.0Ah Batteries (48-11-2440)
  • 1x M12 Charger (48-59-2401)
  • Contractor Bag
Features:
  • Compatible with all M12 power tools
  • Delivers long life and run time with fade-free power
  • Lithium-ion battery is smaller and lighter than NiCd batteries
  • REDLINK Intelligence provides optimized performance and overload protection using total system communication between tool, battery and charger
  • Superior construction offers long-lasting performance and durability

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ACME Tools [acmetools.com] has M12 RedLithium XC 4.0 Starter Kit 2pk (48-59-2442SPC) for $89 after applying promo code TCC10 at checkout. Shipping is $6.49.


Features:
  • Compatible with all M12 power tools
  • Delivers long life and run time with fade-free power
  • Lithium-ion battery is smaller and lighter than NiCd batteries
  • REDLINK Intelligence provides optimized performance and overload protection using total system communication between tool, battery and charger
  • Superior construction offers long-lasting performance and durability
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Heh, you're not familiar with M12, are you? That's what I thought when I first heard about this line, thinking that it was a low-end starter line for casual DIYers. But it's the real deal, in many cases as powerful or more powerful as comparable 18-20V tools including Milwaukee ones. Some of them are extremely popular and well-regarded, like the "Stubby" impact wrench, impact driver and die grinder. I've got one of each and a few others and swear by them. I did a ton of car restoration work last summer with them. The Stubby has gotten off nearly every fastener I've used it on, including lug nuts. Google it, watch some YouTube videos, and find out what it can do. You'll be amazed. And the reason to get it over 18-20V tools is that they're typically smaller and lighter and thus easier to carry around and use. Lots of pros swear by them.
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02-06-2023 at 11:37 AM.
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Seems like a great deal.
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Seems like a great deal.
Better than the 2pk of XC 3.0 for $69 I jumped on a few weeks back. Oh well...
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Seems like a really good deal considering there are a ton of "tool only" listings on FB marketplace. Just saw a brand new hammer drill listed for $73. I think people just doing the "hack" and selling pieces separately to make a couple bucks.
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02-06-2023 at 04:40 PM.
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Code is getting this error: "Coupon cannot be added to your cart"
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02-06-2023 at 05:14 PM.
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12v only , is it really if any use?
Heh, you're not familiar with M12, are you? That's what I thought when I first heard about this line, thinking that it was a low-end starter line for casual DIYers. But it's the real deal, in many cases as powerful or more powerful as comparable 18-20V tools including Milwaukee ones. Some of them are extremely popular and well-regarded, like the "Stubby" impact wrench, impact driver and die grinder. I've got one of each and a few others and swear by them. I did a ton of car restoration work last summer with them. The Stubby has gotten off nearly every fastener I've used it on, including lug nuts. Google it, watch some YouTube videos, and find out what it can do. You'll be amazed. And the reason to get it over 18-20V tools is that they're typically smaller and lighter and thus easier to carry around and use. Lots of pros swear by them.
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02-06-2023 at 05:16 PM.
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Better than the 2pk of XC 3.0 for $69 I jumped on a few weeks back. Oh well...
Not necessarily. Yeah, more capacity, but various tests have shown that the 3.0XC is in some ways more powerful than the 4.0XC, because it uses better cells. It's actually the one battery that I don't yet have so I can't vouch for that but google it and see. That said, I have the 4.0 and it's been fine.
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I can't get to work either won't let me use code .
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Seems like a really good deal considering there are a ton of "tool only" listings on FB marketplace. Just saw a brand new hammer drill listed for $73. I think people just doing the "hack" and selling pieces separately to make a couple bucks.
I'm guessing a number people selling at those prices got in on the buy more save more price glitch this past week and are flipping that stuff for low prices because they got a bunch of different tools for $20-30 each
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I'm guessing a number people selling at those prices got in on the buy more save more price glitch this past week and are flipping that stuff for low prices because they got a bunch of different tools for $20-30 each
What was the glitch? There was a very nice glitch today on d_t_o that gave a Brushless Ridgid band saw + 2x 4ah battery for only $99
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TCC10 worked for me. TOOLGUYD is one that Honey found that also worked for -$10 (on orders > $79)
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Heh, you're not familiar with M12, are you? That's what I thought when I first heard about this line, thinking that it was a low-end starter line for casual DIYers. But it's the real deal, in many cases as powerful or more powerful as comparable 18-20V tools including Milwaukee ones. Some of them are extremely popular and well-regarded, like the "Stubby" impact wrench, impact driver and die grinder. I've got one of each and a few others and swear by them. I did a ton of car restoration work last summer with them. The Stubby has gotten off nearly every fastener I've used it on, including lug nuts. Google it, watch some YouTube videos, and find out what it can do. You'll be amazed. And the reason to get it over 18-20V tools is that they're typically smaller and lighter and thus easier to carry around and use. Lots of pros swear by them.
My coworker was the product manager for Milkwaukee for several years and he explained that a bunch of the M12 tools are better than the low end M18. The M12s are good enough for most jobs out there. Idk all the technical stuff behind it, but his recommendation was to go M12.
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Anyone know if the 4.0aH m12 batteries fit in the Milwaukee inflator tool.
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