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popularStrongMitten5072 posted Yesterday 10:22 PM
[Hackable] M12 FUEL 12-Volt Lithium-Ion Cordless 1.6 Gal. Wet/Dry Vacuum $72.09
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Click the link, select "view full product details" button just below "add to cart" button. On this new page, just below the price, click the "shop this offer" link. Select the 2 pack 3.0ah batteries. Add both to cart. Go to cart and make sure both items are delivery or pick-up, you cannot mix delivery and pick-up. You will also notice both items are discounted proportionally. Once you receive both items, return what you don't want and receive a refund for that discounted price, thus keeping the other item for its discounted price.
You have to hack it. That's why it says hackable in the title.
nice that you assume everyone knows what Hackable means in this context...
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Don't know the process of how to do that.
It has two modes, high and low, with low being too low to be great for much and high being awesome but absolutely destroying M12 batteries. If you haven't got or won't invest in a 5 Ah or 6 Ah M12 battery then the runtime is absurdly low, and even with those High Output batteries under 14-minutes on a good day. Plus awkward, with its short hose, shape, and weight. I keep dragging it into my thigh or pulling it off things.
And if you're thinking "there is no way it last just 14-minutes on high with a 6 Ah battery" then tell Milwaukee that since they literally list that on the official website for this product:
https://www.milwaukeeto
Just to contextualize this, the best M12 Battery is 72 Wh (6 Ah x 12V), the common 5 Ah M18 batteries are 90 Wh, and I'd still recommend something juicer for the M18 vacuum, given the vacuum's high power demands. Plus it doesn't solve the awkward shape or bulk issues (and arguably makes them worse).
I own this; but I'd likely recommend against it for most people. It has two modes, high and low, with low being too low to be great for much and high being awesome but absolutely destroying M12 batteries. If you haven't got or won't invest in a 5 Ah or 6 Ah M12 battery then the runtime is absurdly low, and even with those High Output batteries under 14-minutes on a good day. Plus awkward, with its short hose, shape, and weight. I keep dragging it into my thigh or pulling it off things. And if you're thinking "there is no way it last just 14-minutes on high with a 6 Ah battery" then tell Milwaukee that since they literally list that on the official website for this product: https://www.milwaukeetool.com/Products/0960-20Just to contextualize this, the best M12 Battery is 72 Wh (6 Ah x 12V), the common 5 Ah M18 batteries are 90 Wh, and I'd still recommend something juicer for the M18 vacuum, given the vacuum's high power demands. Plus it doesn't solve the awkward shape or bulk issues (and arguably makes them worse).
if you have 20 minute vacuuming projects, this isn't the right tool. It IS perfect for HVAC drain clearing and quick pickup of small spills
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