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Rttoys said:
Just in case anyone is looking for this
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Milwaukee M18 PACKOUT 10-Speaker Bluetooth Jobsite Radio + Charger with 6.0Ah Battery 2-Pack

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Just the packout radio is 230 If anyone just wants it alone.

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Once the M12 inflator hits the over temp like I did and posted about, you might as well return it. It took a shit today after about 30 seconds. Noise changed, sounded like it blew out any diaphragm it had inside. I’ve never had to return something that came with a set of multiple tools.
 
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Includes a couple Aston martins, ultimate man cave and probably close to 100k in Milwaukee tools & packouts
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Wonder how many got used beyond stuffing a battery and turning it on and off a few times :laughing:

I picked up the M18 inflator yesterday for $145 on sale.

Been a few times I need to put wind in a tire that's not near my air compressor or a PITA to drag out a hose.
Curious if it'll do a flat 11r24.5.

Keeping my eye on batteries. What I thought were #5s I got in 2013 are only #4s and they are about shot.
 
WTF? said:
Includes a couple Aston Martins, ultimate man cave and probably close to 100k in Milwaukee tools & packouts
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And was worth ~$600k according to Zillow's own price tracker until about February this year? Something smells off to me. Even more off than my neighbor's place that Z claimed was worth $400k and middle-of-the-range for the block until they listed it for $490k, suddenly Z showed it as worth $530k and the most-valuable house on the block. Incidentally, they've since dropped asking to $460k and can't get it to move at that.

Any which way, it struck me as pretty dumb to roll a half-mil-plus worth of not-real-estate personal property into future property tax bills.
 
AKnate said:
Wonder how many got used beyond stuffing a battery and turning it on and off a few times :laughing:

I picked up the M18 inflator yesterday for $145 on sale.

Been a few times I need to put wind in a tire that's not near my air compressor or a PITA to drag out a hose.
Curious if it'll do a flat 11r24.5.

Keeping my eye on batteries. What I thought were #5s I got in 2013 are only #4s and they are about shot.
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It would not have a long life doing that too often. Mine seems to just kind of give up around 60psi. When It was new I aired a couple up to 80. It could be how hot it is outside too. It seems to get hot and just not do much beside make noise and kind of air up. The hose gets super hot.

Anymore I dont try to air anything up much over 35psi. At that point I can at least get it to a real airpump.

It could be the fact I am using 5.0 batteries. But even with a fresh one it does the same.

At that rate. It is still one of my favorite tools and gets used the most often.
 
ScottRS said:
Any which way, it struck me as pretty dumb to roll a half-mil-plus worth of not-real-estate personal property into future property tax bills.
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In any furnished house sale, Typically, at closing there would be a bill of sale for the value of the furnishings etc drawn up separate from the value attributed to the home and land.

If a mortgage were involved that would be a requirement, and home amount based on appraised value.
 
I typically use my inflator for re-inflating jeep tires in the yard when I'm too lazy to drag out my long air hose from the house or get the on-board air going, and it works great for that. I have used it several times on my D rated trailer tires no problem, but I have used them on my buddies E rated trailer tires and it'll do the 80 PSI, but it definitely isn't the efficient way to do it and I'm not surprised that people have durability problems doing it. I also have a 580 with a leaky rear tire, and it'll do that but boy does it take a long time, and its warm after. I don't think anybody thought it was a viable replacement for shop air, but I'd say for its intended purpose, its a pretty good tool.
 
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Milwaukee M18 18-Volt Lithium-Ion High Output Battery Packs (1) 12.0 Ah and (2) 6.0 Ah Batteries 48-11-1812-48-11-1862 - The Home Depot

milwakuee m18 redlithium high output hd12.0 and hd8.0 ah battery packs provide 50% more power and run 50% cooler vs. M18 redlithium hd battery packs. Massive increase in power elevates performance of entire m18 system and drives next breakthrough in m18 fuel, delivering power of a 15a corded...
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Milwaukee M12 12-Volt Lithium-Ion Cordless Grease Gun Kit with One 3.0 Ah Battery, Charger and Tool Bag with M12 3/8 in. Ratchet 2446-21XC-2457-20 - The Home Depot

The MILWAUKEE M12 Cordless Lithium-Ion Grease Gun delivers the highest max operating pressure in its class to help you handle heavy-duty applications and eliminate downtime. It's capable of delivering
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Milwaukee M18 FUEL SURGE 18V Lithium-Ion Brushless Cordless 1/4 in. Hex Impact Driver with XC 5.0 Ah Battery 2760-20-48-11-1850 - The Home Depot

The M18 FUEL SURGE 1/4 in. Hex Hydraulic Driver is the quietest cordless fastening solution on the market. With Milwaukee's new FLUID-DRIVE Hydraulic Powertrain, users will experience up to 50% quieter
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I think buying the HO batteries at this point is dumb, ive had problems with 8.0, 9.0, 12.0 batteries. Im buying forges now and i hope they end up more reliable. Feels like they are clearing out dead weight to me.
 
I've heard that they're even less reliable
ain't they lipo pouch cells?
they're historically a lot more fragile than ye olde tin can cells
 
Zg86 said:
I think buying the HO batteries at this point is dumb, ive had problems with 8.0, 9.0, 12.0 batteries. Im buying forges now and i hope they end up more reliable. Feels like they are clearing out dead weight to me.
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No deals I’ve found on forges. I have yet to have a problem with my 6.0s or 12.0s but I’m not too hard on batteries.
 
I keep starting the cases on fire on "that one corner" because of cutoff wheel sparks
hope it doesn't affect the warranty too badly
 
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Milwaukee M12 FUEL 12-Volt Lithium-Ion Brushless Cordless High Speed 3/8 in. Ratchet (Tool-Only) 2567-20 - The Home Depot

The M12 FUEL High Speed Ratchets are Milwaukee's latest addition to their best-in-class lineup of ratchets. These ratchets feature the fastest speeds while installing and removing fasteners. The most compact head size in its class gives users the greatest access in tight spaces. A steel yoke...
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Milwaukee M12 FUEL 12-Volt Lithium-Ion Brushless Cordless Hammer Drill & Impact Driver Combo Kit (2-Tool) with Bit Set (45-Piece) 3497-22-48-32-4023 - The Home Depot

Milwaukee M12 FUEL 2-Tool Combo Kit has the Most Powerful Subcompact Drill, the Fastest Driving Subcompact Impact Driver while being the overall Most Compact Drill and Impact Driver. Includes Milwaukee
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Milwaukee M12 12-Volt Lithium-Ion Cordless 9 GPM 0 hp. Submersible Stick Water Transfer Pump (Tool Only) 2579-20 - The Home Depot

Milwaukee M12 stick transfer pump delivers superior filtration for uninterrupted pumping in catch basins, water meter boxes, trenches, sump pump pits, and more. Featuring a 36 in. submersible aluminum
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Milwaukee M18 18-Volt 1/4 HP Lithium-Ion Cordless Transfer Pump (Tool Only) 2771-20 - The Home Depot

Milwaukee Lithium-Ion Transfer Pump Bare Tool is compact, lightweight and easy to use and perfect for a wide range of cutting and sanding.
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Milwaukee M18 18-Volt Lithium-Ion High Output 12.0Ah Battery Pack 48-11-1812 - The Home Depot

The M18 REDLITHIUM HIGH OUTPUT HD12.0 Battery Pack provides 50% more power and runs 50% cooler vs M18 REDLITHIUM HD battery packs. The massive increase in power elevates the performance of the entire M18 system and drives the next breakthrough in M18 FUEL, delivering the power of 15A corded...
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Pocahontas said:
No deals I’ve found on forges. I have yet to have a problem with my 6.0s or 12.0s but I’m not too hard on batteries.
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6.0s seem fine for me but i have 2 12.0 that wont charge past 3 bars even after draining and recharging. The 9.0 everyone knows is garbage, and the replacement 8.0 for my one that randomly died lives on my hedgetrimmer for a hopefully easy life. That said i may have just bought a grinder and 12.0 that were right above me:homer:
 
Im aware of the balance issue, but i am of the opinion that its not my fuckin problem.

Plus i hand them to the owner at work and he makes new ones show up because hes a dealer, so theres that.
 
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Milwaukee M18 FUEL 18V Lithium-Ion Brushless Cordless 6-1/2 in. Circular Saw w/HIGH OUTPUT XC 8.0 Ah Battery 2833-20-48-11-1880 - The Home Depot

The MILWAUKEE M18 FUEL 6-1/2" Circular Saw is designed for the professional carpenter, remodeler, and general contractors who rely on high-performing and durable tools. This saw offers class-leading performance,
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picked this up last night. Needed the saw and just picked that up, on the way home noticed an offer taped to the box, free xc8 battery. Score. Went back to home depot and picked up the battery.

Used it today to trim the door, butter smooth with a 40 tooth diablo blade.
 
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