Harbor Freight tool deal.
Buy a BAUER 5 Ah Battery (ITEM 57007) and 1.7A Charger (ITEM 63947) for $99.98 get a free tool (ITEMS 58637, 58308, 64942, 56124, 58379, 58847, or 58075).
ltems must be purchased in the same transacton. Walk in store only. Cannot be combined with other discounts or promotions. Valid on in stock items on.
***Best value deal would be 57007, 63947 & 58075
57007 20V, 5 Ah High-Capacity Lithium-Ion Battery $67.99
63947 20V Lithium-Ion Rapid Charger $32.99
58075 - 20V Brushless Cordless Reciprocating Saw - Tool Only 64.99
= $165.97 for $99.97
https://www.harborfreight.com/sea...ETED&plcc=
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But I won't buy power tools from them. The 90 day warranty is an issue. The weird, mixed up power tool product lines are confusing. I don't have guarantees of consistent battery types for the foreseeable future.
If you're going to get inexpensive power tools, just get Ryobi. Better warranty, same battery for the last million years, frequent sales and discounts, and made by a massive conglomerate company that has minimal risk of going away. They also have a huge variety of tools.
Or don't buy Ryobi. You don't have to listen to me, you can make up your own mind. But that's my opinion.
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But I won't buy power tools from them. The 90 day warranty is an issue. The weird, mixed up power tool product lines are confusing. I don't have guarantees of consistent battery types for the foreseeable future.
If you're going to get inexpensive power tools, just get Ryobi. Better warranty, same battery for the last million years, frequent sales and discounts, and made by a massive conglomerate company that has minimal risk of going away. They also have a huge variety of tools.
Or don't buy Ryobi. You don't have to listen to me, you can make up your own mind. But that's my opinion.
But I won't buy power tools from them. The 90 day warranty is an issue. The weird, mixed up power tool product lines are confusing. I don't have guarantees of consistent battery types for the foreseeable future.
If you're going to get inexpensive power tools, just get Ryobi. Better warranty, same battery for the last million years, frequent sales and discounts, and made by a massive conglomerate company that has minimal risk of going away. They also have a huge variety of tools.
Or don't buy Ryobi. You don't have to listen to me, you can make up your own mind. But that's my opinion.
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