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- 1 battery too brand to rule them all | Page 2 | The Garage Journal
Pretty hard to beat the large number of tradesman tools that milwaukee has they are in touch with all the trades
- Milwaukee Power Tools Deal Permathread | Page 229 | The Garage Journal
Our 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” submersible aluminum barrel, this transfer pump provides the extension needed to reach water at the bottom of
- New Milwaukee tools for 2016 and 2017 | The Garage Journal
Milwaukee is holding their annual new product show this week, and they've announced a slew of new tools slated for release They've listened to the demand, and are going to release a few yard tools (trimmer, blower, etc) Also, new higher power M12 and M18 batteries Toolguyd has a good
- Rigid or Milwaukee Tool Kit | The Garage Journal
Milwaukee, DeWalt, Makita, Ridgid, etc are all good tools Even Ryobi's are fine for the non-pro If you go the Ridgid route, just to be sure to follow their directions to keep the warranty active
- The Milwaukee addiction thread! :) - The Garage Journal
I purchased a Milwaukee Switch Tank sprayer awhile back and it bit me good, the obsession has spread and consumed me since The M18, and even M12 tools, keep multiplying every time my wife looks in the shop I'm now getting a hankering to upgrade my storage organization
- Milwaukee Power Tools Deal Permathread | Page 227 | The Garage Journal
Milwaukee doesn't really back many short lived sales Those you typically see a coupon code or other savings from the site, rather than adjusting any presented prices, as authorized retailers can't promote a lower price unless given the go ahead from Milwaukee If a site does mark down one item specifically, you usually have to to add it to the cart to see the lower price I'm sure there will
- What drill and or driver driver should I get? | Page 2 | The Garage Journal
I believe Bosch is underrecognized partly due to their lackluster marketing, their limit of tools available as compared to the other top brands such as Makita, DeWalt and Milwaukee and the fact that they seem to cater more towards woodworkers than auto mechanics I don't find the tools or batteries inferior to anyone elses, though
- whats the best 1 2 Impact? | Page 2 | The Garage Journal
All my air impact tools are hf earthquake line ( 1 2 and 3 8 impact and impacting air ratchet ) they have worked well for me as a serious DIYer I did buy the milwaukee fuel 1 2 impact for the times the earthquake couldn't remove something the fuel has yet to fail all my other cordless tools are Ryobi and they work very well also
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