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GM Guy |
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NW KS/ SC ID | Hey all, | ||
DJ |
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Central Illinois | I would stay with a reputable dealer. Not all tools are the same even from the same manufacturer. | ||
nrharris03 |
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Benton County Iowa | If I were you I would check out acme tools. They have a location in Cedar Rapids Iowa. Very good dealer that cater to contractors. No cheap big box junk. They are also running some black friday deals so might get a bargain. | ||
Fingers77 |
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For warranty it's by serial number, doesn't really matter where purchased from. Heed what the other posters said also check model numbers carefully. | |||
Cliff SEIA |
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Not all tools are the same but I'm 99.9% sure that if you buy a 2767 Milwaukee high torque impact for example it is exactly the same tool regardless of where its sold. What you have to watch for is is lower performance or one generation outdated tools which might have the same subscription. I've noticed that very few of the combo tool kits have the latest and greatest tools in them, they tend to be cheaper tools to look like a better deal. | |||
MU1979 |
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Missouri | Had good luck with CPO reconditioned Milwaukee. This link is to a new tool. Think is is $50 less than HD. | ||
NENDBanker |
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I had a friend by a DeWalt saw at a big box store. Took it home and was not happy with the performance. Brought it to Acme to have it checked out. They asked him for the receipt, which he had. Showed bought at Menards. They could not warranty it as Menards Dewalt tools are of lessor quality than the Commercial Quality they sold. He would have to return it to Menards or work directly with DeWalt. He then purchased a Commercial saw from Acme. Looked like the same saw. Took it home and was a world of difference. The Big Box Stores Quality is not the same, even if it has the Same brand Name. Go to Acme or another Commercial Store and you will be much happier. For some jobs the Big Box stuff may be OK, but for tough jobs they are not. | |||
GM Guy |
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NW KS/ SC ID | Thanks for the advice everyone! I ended up pulling the trigger at Acmetools.com I got the Milwaukee Fuel 1/2 drive 2767-21 kit, which appears to be a full blown high-torque Milwaukee Fuel brushless impact, but unlike the -22 kit with a hot battery, it appears the -21 kit was engineered for black friday, and is a lower capacity battery to bring the price down. I also got a non-fuel cordless grinder. I really wanted the Fuel, but hey, when you can buy the plain one for 79 and they throw in another battery, kinda hard to justify 100 dollars more and no battery for the Fuel. Plus, for what this one will be doing, it might be sucking dirt anyways (polishing v-plow blades in the field) so no use spending too much. Edited by GM Guy 11/23/2018 20:35 | ||
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