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Smiffy
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So is it worth putting decent tools in a parkside box then?
Have we just cracked the security issue!
To be fair that might not be the worst idea !!
To be fair that might not be the worst idea !!
Lancs Lad
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Lad I was working with yesterday sells metabo and he said one bloke whenever he buys a new drill etc he always buys a can of bright flouro spray paint as well ..minute he gets back to yard he covers the vents and blasts the whole tool and case with spray paint...never lost a tool yet!
doobin
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Bollocks is it
I bought this last week:It's got the same kind of power as my Makita 3/4". Incredibly impressive. I'm a convert to Milwukee from Makita now, everything is more powerful and yet cheaper (often considerably so!)
Lancs Lad
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That's on my list had my eye on it fir a bit! Love my M12 1/2 but need bit more grunt without a big monster. So it's rated then doob ?Bollocks is it
It's got the same kind of power as my Makita 3/4". Incredibly impressive. I'm a convert to Milwukee from Makita now, everything is more powerful and yet cheaper (often considerably so!)
Mark
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Donāt get me wrong if you just dodging about with it, it will be great. Iām always falling victim of the centre aisle of Aldi and Lidl. Bought half a dozen of these sets last summer, great for the operators/Formen to have in the van/jeep. All that for Ā£80 quid
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Mark
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Need to get some stickers made for the back of the van āParkerside tools left in this vehicle overnightā
Grahams
Don't complain - suggest what's better
According to the spec on line 400nm of torque which is pretty impressive for Ā£50. The Milwaukee mentioned is 745nm, but is nearly 5x the price.
For general use the Lidl one seems good, but if you really need to undo something that is too tight and don't want to resort to breaker bars and scaffold poles I'm sure you will feel the Milwaukee is money well spent as it spins the nut off.
For general use the Lidl one seems good, but if you really need to undo something that is too tight and don't want to resort to breaker bars and scaffold poles I'm sure you will feel the Milwaukee is money well spent as it spins the nut off.
Grahams
Don't complain - suggest what's better
I have a Dewalt 18v 1/2 inch impact wrench which is only just over 3x the price and is rated at 950nm. It is prettty impressive.
Mark
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https://uk.milwaukeetool.eu/en-gb/o...act-wrench-with-friction-ring/m18-onefhiwf12/
thatās the Milwaukee 1/2 gun I have claims to have 1898 Nm torque for slackening and 1356 Nm for tightening. Came with 5amp batteries I bought some 9amp ones and itās a different animal with the 9amp batteries.
thatās the Milwaukee 1/2 gun I have claims to have 1898 Nm torque for slackening and 1356 Nm for tightening. Came with 5amp batteries I bought some 9amp ones and itās a different animal with the 9amp batteries.
Grahams
Don't complain - suggest what's better
That is impressive. I just took the spec from the link provided by Doob. How much did yours cost?
Storrsy
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I wasnāt overly impressed by the Milwaukee big 3/4ā drive wrench. Itās definitely no more powerful than my Makita 3/4 despite the torque claimed on the packet, I had a dump trailer in the yard with seized wheel nuts, the mechanic had his Milwaukee with full batteries- it wouldnāt touch it- I quietly went and got my Makita and was shocked how easily it spun them off.
Storrsy
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Oh my, youāve changed! I thought you were blue through and through!Bollocks is it
It's got the same kind of power as my Makita 3/4". Incredibly impressive. I'm a convert to Milwukee from Makita now, everything is more powerful and yet cheaper (often considerably so!)
GazCro
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Tbh between the main 3 especially makita and milwaukee there's not a lot between any of the cordless gear across the range. It mostly boils down to who released a tool most recently. I've still got a makita 14v li ion impact driver from 2006, still more than capable of putting screws in.
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
was flicking through Screwfix's latest flyer in the post the other day and it struck me that it might not be too long before one might struggle to get corded gear?
so little in there
on a similar note .. new car ad.s on the box ... ain't many that aren't hybrids or plug ins ... diesel's a dirty word and a non existent option, it would appear, for many models ....
so little in there
on a similar note .. new car ad.s on the box ... ain't many that aren't hybrids or plug ins ... diesel's a dirty word and a non existent option, it would appear, for many models ....
Mark
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Milwaukee M18ONEFHIWF12-952X M18 One Key FUEL High-Torque 1/2" Impact Wrench with Friction Ring
Milwaukee M18ONEFHIWF12. 18 volt cordless 1/2 inch impact wrench. One-Key bluetooth technology. FUEL brushless motor. 1898Nm nut busting torque.
www.bigredpowertools.co.uk
Bought this one a couple weeks back for one of the fitters Ā£382.50 plus vat. Thatās with charger 5amp and 9amp batteries. Depending on what batteries you want with it price goes up or down. I would recommend getting at least one 9amp battery.
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Grahams
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Glad to see the old dumper doing service as a power pack.
If that is a Helac power tilt I have a manual for it if you want a copy.
If that is a Helac power tilt I have a manual for it if you want a copy.
JD450A
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If you have the manual I'd appreciate it!
Almost took the auxiliary pipework off it tbh as when used as a dumper it's a bit vulnerable...... But Needs to stay after today....
Grahams
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Emailed you a PDF.
Auxilary connects could possibly be better sited, but they were there to work a sieve and conveyor on the forks.
Auxilary connects could possibly be better sited, but they were there to work a sieve and conveyor on the forks.
Hg2702
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Donāt talk to me about hitches@Hg2702 you prick the pins don't match
Oh and a Pond....
And a Stone.... the 200 series are s**t.... I rest my case.
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