Oldfart
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I want to pick up a quality cordless ratchet and was wondering if you guys had some recommendations? 
Who's happy with their cordless ratchet?
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The Milwaukee long reach ratchet is my personal fave.
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I have an ingersoll rand and it's awesome. Their cordless impact is a beast, it has more breaking power than our pneumatic
Milwaukee 18v - best ever
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Looks nice, I'm surprised it only comes with 1 battery for over $300.
Home depot - I have the 3/8 rachet, came with battery and charger, sure didn't pay that much!
Look for Father's Day deals!
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Check CPO.......
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3/8 Milwaukee. I wouldn't be without one.
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I was surprised when I was on Amazon several reviewers warned that Milwaukee says no warranty for units purchased on Amazon.
I forgot about CPO, I bought a pancake compressor from them several years back.
Good thought on Fathers day deals, I didn't even think about that.
I forgot about CPO, I bought a pancake compressor from them several years back.
Good thought on Fathers day deals, I didn't even think about that.
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What is CPO?
I have some milwaukee 18v tools that are over 20 years old, still going strong, with several years on the books doing remodeling also. I have purchased new batteries over the years though. Glad to hear they are still the best.
I was poking around last week and saw they had a cordless wet/dry vac, I will probably pick one of those up. It would be pretty handy.
I have some milwaukee 18v tools that are over 20 years old, still going strong, with several years on the books doing remodeling also. I have purchased new batteries over the years though. Glad to hear they are still the best.
I was poking around last week and saw they had a cordless wet/dry vac, I will probably pick one of those up. It would be pretty handy.
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