expiredElLobo11 posted Sep 29, 2024 09:19 PM
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expiredElLobo11 posted Sep 29, 2024 09:19 PM
Walmart: HART 20-Volt Multi-Tool $27.20 with hack
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Hackable Hart bundle:
Multi-tool: $27.20
Battery starter kit: $71.80
Total: $99.99: $99.99 bundle comes with multi-tool, 2 x 4ah batteries, and a charger.
Split shows up on your receipt after purchase, not in cart.
You can return the batteries/charger and keep the tool for $27.20. Regular price for the tool alone is $65.
You could also return the tool and keep the 2-Pack of 4Ah batteries and charger (Starter Kit) for $71.80. Regular price is ridiculous at $169, but previous threads have indicated a good price for one 4ah battery is $50. I'm not so sure about that, but I'm good with $36 each.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/HART-2...si&athieid
Multi-tool: $27.20
Battery starter kit: $71.80
Total: $99.99: $99.99 bundle comes with multi-tool, 2 x 4ah batteries, and a charger.
Split shows up on your receipt after purchase, not in cart.
You can return the batteries/charger and keep the tool for $27.20. Regular price for the tool alone is $65.
You could also return the tool and keep the 2-Pack of 4Ah batteries and charger (Starter Kit) for $71.80. Regular price is ridiculous at $169, but previous threads have indicated a good price for one 4ah battery is $50. I'm not so sure about that, but I'm good with $36 each.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/HART-2...si&athieid
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Hackable Hart bundle:
Multi-tool: $27.20
Battery starter kit: $71.80
Total: $99.99: $99.99 bundle comes with multi-tool, 2 x 4ah batteries, and a charger.
Split shows up on your receipt after purchase, not in cart.
You can return the batteries/charger and keep the tool for $27.20. Regular price for the tool alone is $65.
You could also return the tool and keep the 2-Pack of 4Ah batteries and charger (Starter Kit) for $71.80. Regular price is ridiculous at $169, but previous threads have indicated a good price for one 4ah battery is $50. I'm not so sure about that, but I'm good with $36 each.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/HART-2...si&athieid
Multi-tool: $27.20
Battery starter kit: $71.80
Total: $99.99: $99.99 bundle comes with multi-tool, 2 x 4ah batteries, and a charger.
Split shows up on your receipt after purchase, not in cart.
You can return the batteries/charger and keep the tool for $27.20. Regular price for the tool alone is $65.
You could also return the tool and keep the 2-Pack of 4Ah batteries and charger (Starter Kit) for $71.80. Regular price is ridiculous at $169, but previous threads have indicated a good price for one 4ah battery is $50. I'm not so sure about that, but I'm good with $36 each.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/HART-2...si&athieid
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2-Pack 4Ah batteries and Charger Starter Kit - $71.80
Edit: Added to first post.
TTI makes Milwaukee, Ridgid, Ryobi, Hart, AEG, Hoover, Oreck, Homelite and about a dozen other brands. Some of the brands like Milwaukee they fully own, others like Ridgid they just have a licensing agreement. Often it is cheaper for them to use alot of the same parts in multiple different brands rather than produce different "high end", "mid grade", & "cheap" parts. The one thing that they never make cross-compatible are the batteries
I tried it the other way (cancelling the tool to keep the batteries) and it didn't work. (Needed the batteries for the RC truck, and already have 2 multi-tools in Ryobi and Dewalt.) Ultimately just bought both the tool and the batteries and returned the tool.
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