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Post #122431024 added 11-26-2018 12:01 AM by Discombobulated in Deal Talk
Home Depot.com has select Milwaukee Tools on sale Up to 50% off listed below. Shipping is free, otherwise, select free in-store pickup as an alternative option. Thanks bargainhunterforever Note,...
Post #122435545 added 11-26-2018 5:56 AM by squwish in Deal Talk
M18 FUEL 18-Volt Lithium-Ion Brushless Cordless 1/2 in. Impact Wrench with Friction Ring Kit with One 5.0Ah Batteries https://www.homedepot.com/p/306180606
Post #122441182 added 11-26-2018 7:08 AM by TheGalactus in Deal Talk
Because some people here get upset if you do anything that's in the gray area. Though many do it and have the answers many also feel it's underhanded and not in the spirit of the deal so asking those...
Post #122450920 added 11-26-2018 8:44 AM by silverarrow27 in Deal Talk
That is the better deal imo. No tax and free shipping as well :applause:
Post #122482657 added 11-26-2018 1:29 PM by madburg in Deal Talk
I’m in for one of those lights. Hope they good, it’s a previous gen but should do what I need from it.
Post #122424838 added 11-26-2018 12:47 AM by ChuV6998 in Deal Talk
How much would they give me back if I returned the battery and charger?
Post #122444038 added 11-26-2018 7:42 AM by karizma23 in Deal Talk
Quick question - when you buy Milwaukee (or any of the other power tool sets) at Home Depot and there’s a promotion where you get to pick a free tool/battery, can that free tool/battery be returned...
Post #122456008 added 11-26-2018 9:27 AM by Mattssacre in Deal Talk
Hate to tell you, but 5.0 batteries aren't worth $100. You can buy them brand new on fleeBay for $50 all day long. Most major cities, you can get them on offerup for $40.
Post #122431576 added 11-26-2018 4:53 AM by lone-ranger in Deal Talk
Ebay have the fuel version for 109. https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F223251883332
Post #122486716 added 11-26-2018 2:13 PM by Spawne32 in Deal Talk
It can and it does. lol Although the M18 fuel series in the mini 3/8 is a much better choice. My buddy has a full set of these with the 3.0AH batteries and he uses them for diesel generator and...
If you are just doing lugs on a car (about 100 ft. pounds) the Ryobi is perfect. It is light and has 3 speeds so you can even start it with the wrench before putting on your torque wrench for the...
Post #122429185 added 11-26-2018 3:45 AM by Rebates2Riches in Deal Talk
Incredible deal on the 1/2" impact. Bought the bare tool alone for more than that and it was a good deal at the time. If you've been looking for one, jump.
Post #122443633 added 11-26-2018 7:38 AM by KMan in Deal Talk
Way more than good enough, even on most trucks or tractors, even if they were way overtorqued at a shop. The only way this doesn't get the nuts off is if they've rusted to the point where they've...
Post #122431348 added 11-26-2018 4:48 AM by gonzoret in Deal Talk
It will be about 20% for work and 80% of the time for home. Would be handy when traveling with the Toyhauler. The international deal looks good!
Post #122434504 added 11-26-2018 5:42 AM by lone-ranger in Deal Talk
What were you cutting with the m12 fuel circular? I just ordered the m18 fuel circular too cheap for me to pass up. If anything gonna sell it.
Post #122482729 added 11-26-2018 1:29 PM by madburg in Deal Talk
Btw OfferUp prices are more, much more that sale prices. Crack heads don’t know how to count.
Post #122432302 added 11-26-2018 5:08 AM by kivfer in Deal Talk
ryobi impact wrench $99 vs this $150 ? what do you think?
Post #122454964 added 11-26-2018 9:19 AM by NicSD in Deal Talk
Remember when we all survived without brushless tools?
Post #122507032 added 11-26-2018 6:16 PM by Speeder2002 in Deal Talk
i think that if you're OK with the non-fuel impact(450lb-ft torque), the Rigid Deal is better Brushless Hammer Drill + Impact Driver + 2 Batteries - $199...
Post #122464690 added 11-26-2018 10:39 AM by mb_pharoh in Deal Talk
I paid $50 more for the fuel version (mid-torque, full size)two months ago, not sure if I can return it. Is this deal worth it for $50 cheaper? or should I stick with what I have?
Post #122441218 added 11-26-2018 7:09 AM by izx in Deal Talk
I did too, with the 'free' blade, right? Fortunately it's still in shrink-wrap, so will return and rebuy (you might want to consider doing the opposite -- it's the exact same retail kit/UPC, only...
Post #122466571 added 11-26-2018 10:56 AM by Tike71 in Deal Talk
For the price, the 6.5" fuel isn't bad plus it's blade left which I'm used to. Wish milwaukee would come out with a blade left gen 2 fuel.
Post #122432635 added 11-26-2018 5:13 AM by lone-ranger in Deal Talk
To me I would go with milwaukee, because i already have milwaukee tools. You can't go wrong with a milwaukee.
Post #122487190 added 11-26-2018 2:19 PM by Spawne32 in Deal Talk
Milwaukee "Fuel" series are a bit better then the dewalt stuff in terms of power, but you also pay for it as well. On average about 20-30% more in price from what I have seen. These from what I can...
Post #122430199 added 11-26-2018 4:17 AM by brandoncmiller in Deal Talk
Can parts of the 4 tool fuel kit be returned? Really only need the fuel sawzall+battery.
Post #122434204 added 11-26-2018 5:37 AM by bobley in Deal Talk
Miter saw might be better if corded and cordless.
Post #122432953 added 11-26-2018 5:19 AM by ChuV6998 in Deal Talk
Don’t know why I got a negative mark. It’s a legit question for those of us that have battery and charger already
Post #122430526 added 11-26-2018 4:25 AM by gonzoret in Deal Talk
Been thinking of buying a 1/2” Impact. Is this a good price for “non fuel” version? Will be used a bit for work and also at home for loosening lug nuts from a Smart to a F350.
Post #122434960 added 11-26-2018 5:48 AM by Flash23 in Deal Talk
Was hoping for a deal on the M12 Fuel Impact Driver kit
Post #122502160 added 11-26-2018 5:17 PM by DefTaker in Deal Talk
I was looking at the M18 combo for $349...looks like it's the Gen 2 series? Is the Gen 3 that much better? For instance, the hammer drill is 2704-20 vs the 2804-20...looking to build up my tool...
Post #122503132 added 11-26-2018 5:28 PM by mellman99 in Deal Talk
I've had my gen2 (maybe gen1?) impact and drill for like 5 years now, the things are amazing. Really impressed with Milwaukee, probably getting their lawn tools too today
Post #122448499 added 11-26-2018 8:23 AM by swurm in Deal Talk
The newest 2853-20 impact driver is good to 166 ft pounds loosening. Most pickups are around 150 ft pounds so it would be close. The mid toque impact would definitely do it and the impact driver...
Post #122454541 added 11-26-2018 9:16 AM by WarMachine90 in Deal Talk
My old man changes the breaks on a few of his vehicles and tires as well as rotate them for himself and a few of my siblings every now and then. I would say you can’t put a price on making life...
Post #122450902 added 11-26-2018 8:44 AM by str8flexed in Deal Talk
I plan on getting an impact wrench to change out my suspension myself on my 4Runner. I was going to hold out for.m a Milwaukee Stubby deal, since I was thinking that could get me into some tight...
Post #122426758 added 11-26-2018 1:50 AM by peterk814 in Deal Talk
Lot of gen 2 and Gen 1 tools. Sad :(
Post #122429653 added 11-26-2018 4:00 AM by lone-ranger in Deal Talk
It's an ok deal. You can get the fuel pin detent for 169 with battery, and they had the fuel friction ring bare tool for 115 a few days back.
Post #122440453 added 11-26-2018 7:00 AM by smithmal in Deal Talk
Thanks for the link, but that is the old 6.5" Fuel version (over five years old). The new GEN2 Fuels are larger (7 1/4") and more powerful (5800 rpm). Plus they have a sawdust port and an electric...
Post #122430760 added 11-26-2018 4:32 AM by brandoncmiller in Deal Talk
For 20 bucks more I'd definitely go with the fuel version. ...
Post #122469274 added 11-26-2018 11:20 AM by AlexS2465 in Deal Talk
Yeah the deal was too good to pass, glad I grabbed one before they went OOS. 7 1/4" blades are pretty cheap (home Depot has BOGO on Diablo ones $10 24 teeth framing and $20 for 60 teeth finish and...
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