Power tools... Which brand??
- Thread starter Redordead89
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A bit worried about buying used with regards to batteries being fookt!
on budget i might have choice though!
Corded or hand tools, if you buy any batterie op, expect to buy batteries period.
Yeah I know comes with the territory but so do the better wages
Going to have one decent corded and need at least one battery gun, impact screw likely, xrip saw and or sawzall,
Going to visit my bro and plunder his van tonight!
Going to have one decent corded and need at least one battery gun, impact screw likely, xrip saw and or sawzall,
Going to visit my bro and plunder his van tonight!
Yeah I know comes with the territory but so do the better wages
Going to have one decent corded and need at least one battery gun, impact screw likely, xrip saw and or sawzall,
Going to visit my bro and plunder his van tonight!
Plenty of extra batteries. I always have atleast 3. And when I need them I need them for sure. I always keep a corded ryobi drill on hand though as it's always needed when I have a lot of tile drill I got to do.
Will get 2 to start and get another in a few weeks when the course is complete and more wages in!
So many smalls to figure in too
So many smalls to figure in too
Will get 2 to start and get another in a few weeks when the course is complete and more wages in!
So many smalls to figure in too
A good kit will come with 2 regardless of which brand.
I went yellow
for free
With some odds n ends to start a kit!
All i can say is my bro is the mutts nuts
Seasons don't matter here buddy, it's either cold and muddy or just muddy!
I always got a new engined toy at Chrimbo kart bike or trike so usually icy ruts and snow banks for 4 months then mud with a sprinkling of sun then ice again!
In this terrain my Montessa Cota
when I was 10
Zip kart with Honda engine on slicks for summer ATC 70 from 4yo and many more variants since for winter
On the release of the ATC in Scotland my eldest sister and Dad rode an Atc110 and 185 or 200 up Ben Lomond as Part of a P.R. Day for Devines Honda Glasgow! They bogged down an Argo 8 wheeler and pulled it out with the trikes just to prove they could, fukn loved my trikes as a kid!
Had to pull an Atc70 out of my bros garage to get my clamps
This one...
https://www.bikepics.com/pictures/2497515/
Check the bars / grips He probably used one of my dewalts in the process of making them
Cheers for the input to everyone on the tools it helps hugely
I always got a new engined toy at Chrimbo kart bike or trike so usually icy ruts and snow banks for 4 months then mud with a sprinkling of sun then ice again!
In this terrain my Montessa Cota
when I was 10 Zip kart with Honda engine on slicks for summer ATC 70 from 4yo and many more variants since for winter
On the release of the ATC in Scotland my eldest sister and Dad rode an Atc110 and 185 or 200 up Ben Lomond as Part of a P.R. Day for Devines Honda Glasgow! They bogged down an Argo 8 wheeler and pulled it out with the trikes just to prove they could, fukn loved my trikes as a kid!
Had to pull an Atc70 out of my bros garage to get my clamps
This one...
https://www.bikepics.com/pictures/2497515/
Check the bars / grips He probably used one of my dewalts in the process of making themCheers for the input to everyone on the tools it helps hugely
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Like I've stated before......we've got 4 seasons here, before winter, winter, after winter and next winter.....nice work ot the 3 wheeler by the way.
I have a lot of ryobi. their corded tools are decent. the batts on the 18volt line dont hold up very well considering their replacement cost. their sawzall has the worst ergs for my hands (medium size to large) with respect to getting the safety off. i glue them.
I bought some Dewalt 20v in sawzall, drill, and 1/4 impact. love them, the impact has lost TWO switches and they were new in november. no other problems.
Milwaukee has great plug ins. I have a half inch very compact drill that will give you a ride, and with a socket attachment I can start my old xr500 with it on the stand. Their battery driven grease gun is way better than a lincoln or less.
I bought some Dewalt 20v in sawzall, drill, and 1/4 impact. love them, the impact has lost TWO switches and they were new in november. no other problems.
Milwaukee has great plug ins. I have a half inch very compact drill that will give you a ride, and with a socket attachment I can start my old xr500 with it on the stand. Their battery driven grease gun is way better than a lincoln or less.
Unfortunately the dewalt guns are pretty well caned so going to need a replacement set so hit eBay and came up with this from the U.S., worth a buy or not worth the hassle???
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Milwaukee...897767?hash=item33bdef2227:g:o-wAAOSwgZ1Xv3LF?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Milwaukee...897767?hash=item33bdef2227:g:o-wAAOSwgZ1Xv3LF?
At this point I would think you are ready to just go new. You can buy that same kit new with 20v batteries plus others for about $400. Same goes for makita stuff.
http://www.powertoolsuk.co.uk/power...tool-kits/dewalt-xr6kitb-power-tool-kits.html
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