Must have M-18 tools

Ordered the Inflator, good deal.

I did get a laugh out of the recommended add on to the order though. Don't forget to add a worse deal on an inflator to your inflator order.

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I ordered the inflator earlier this week when Sceep posted the deal. It's supposed to be delivered today.

I didn't need the inflator but could not pass up a good deal. Thank you Sceep for helping me spend my money!
 
Sceep said:
My pump got here yesterday. Thing is much beefier than I expected.
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Mine was delivered Wednesday. I put a fresh 8.0 in it and filled a bunch of tires up at my house yesterday afternoon to try it out. Brought 6 dually tires up 10lbs, 6 trailer tires up 10lbs, 4 tires on my F250 that were way low and then I did the 4 tires on my race car. All that work and I only used 2 bars on the battery. Im impressed
 
What's an unused bare M18 grease gun worth? I have an extra now.
 
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Look forward to reports on that one, longevity being a concern with battery contacts and such.

Perhaps time for me to get Go Fund Me going:flipoff2:
Ankle massager, open up your purses ya bastids:laughing:
 
bgaidan said:
Looks handy as **** but hard to justify for a home gamer. I'll be curious to see how it compares to pneumatics when TTC gets their hands on one.
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Look at it this way man, no hose to get in the way or fight with. That alone is a big reason.

Another is large CFM consumption for the air hammer - aka no big air compressor needed.

If it lasts 5-10 years of moderate to heavy usage for the asking it is not horrible.
 
Gtrplyr78 said:
If it lasts 5-10 years of moderate to heavy usage for the asking it is not horrible.
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I kill $600 Milwaukee impact guns like its my job at work. At least one a year and its not from abuse, just use. They beat themselves to death when you do man **** with them. I would expect that battery chisel to do the same thing.
 
SLOWPOKE693 said:
I kill $600 Milwaukee impact guns like its my job at work. At least one a year and its not from abuse, just use. They beat themselves to death when you do man **** with them. I would expect that battery chisel to do the same thing.
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My friend with auto repair shop is on his 2nd SnapOn, it certainly comes out often. Close to 40yrs in business.

You working on that large machinery it does not surprise me that it falls apart faster.

Home wrench like me, should last minimum 3-5 years for battery job, lifetime for air unit. I just do not have a need for air compressor that can feed it the air it needs.
Majority of my power tools are cordless, convenience and no cords/airlines to mess with.
Most recent purchase was M18 tire inflator Sceep posted.

Got tired of dragging my small air compressor, air line etc just to quickly air up a tire.
 
Gtrplyr78 said:
My friend with auto repair shop is on his 2nd SnapOn, it certainly comes out often. Close to 40yrs in business.

You working on that large machinery it does not surprise me that it falls apart faster.

Home wrench like me, should last minimum 3-5 years for battery job, lifetime for air unit. I just do not have a need for air compressor that can feed it the air it needs.
Majority of my power tools are cordless, convenience and no cords/airlines to mess with.
Most recent purchase was M18 tire inflator Sceep posted.

Got tired of dragging my small air compressor, air line etc just to quickly air up a tire.
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I have a pile of red tools at the house and on my service truck and obviously the ones at the house last longer, they get used less. Im just stating facts about what everyday use does to these tools. IMO, for the money, they should last a lot longer even with everyday use.
 
SLOWPOKE693 said:
I have a pile of red tools at the house and on my service truck and obviously the ones at the house last longer, they get used less. Im just stating facts about what everyday use does to these tools. IMO, for the money, they should last a lot longer even with everyday use.
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Fully agreed. Sadly it is all built to a price point, they want us back and spending $.

In a shop environment I would be primarily air tools, most can be serviced and back into action they go. Still have air tools on hand, did not throw any of it away. Once a year they get oiled, cleaned and stored.
 
Sceep said:
Got to use mime for the first time today to air up a loaded trailer tire from 15 to 75. Took about 5 mins. 1 bar of 6.0non-forge.
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I'm happy thus far.
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Used mine a few times already. Passenger car tires top off is super fast.
F250 tires got topped off quick too.
Aired up my handtruck tires in seconds.

Battery stayed on four bars still, then used it with polesaw the other day - now at 3 bars...

Ran it on 6AH HO battery, have not used forge 8AH it came with yet.
 
Steve300xcw said:
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Just thought of this, isn't warranty 3 years batteries and 5 years for tools from Milfuckee?

Perhaps HF copies them and one can do exchanges in the store :laughing:

To date I have not had to use it (of course just jinxed myself), have batteries older than 6 years and tools as old/older plus newer stuff. Again home user here, not a daily 8hrs a day use case scenario...
 
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