- Location
- Montgomeryshire
All other Milwaukee suppliers are a lot cheaper than Screwfix every time I’ve looked.
Idiots guide to Milwaukee.....
- Thread starter simmy_bull
- Start date
All other Milwaukee suppliers are a lot cheaper than Screwfix every time I’ve looked.
- Location
- south norfolk, uk
Yes, same as what I have. Handy with the pencil adapter to blow out small pipes etc.Is this the tyre inflator most people haveJUST IN > Milwaukee M18BI-0 18v Inflator Naked - PowerToolMate
www.powertoolmate.co.uk
- Location
- Near Colchester
Anyone got the water pump?
Thought it might be good for cleaning troughs out.
Saw the stick pump (M12 though) at the Doe show, seemed quite efficient.
Pistonbroke
Member
I think Harrods would be cheaper than screwfixAll other Milwaukee suppliers are a lot cheaper than Screwfix every time I’ve looked.
- Location
- Near Colchester
Well I gave you all a chance to reply and no-one did so....
I just had to take one for the team. My first venture into M12 and I have wanted a ratchet for a while so that came too. The wife really shouldn't leave me alone for an evening.
I just had to take one for the team. My first venture into M12 and I have wanted a ratchet for a while so that came too. The wife really shouldn't leave me alone for an evening.
YELROM
Member
- Location
- North Yorkshire
What is the thing on the right with the long pole?
- Location
- Near Colchester
That is a water pump, I saw one at the Doe Show and have fantasized about using one to clean out troughs and tanks indoors and outdoors ever since. Bucketing a couple of 8 foot tanks that are inside cattle proof barriers last week made me get on with this purchase.
I've got the water pump and the 12v stubby impact, both great
YELROM
Member
- Location
- North Yorkshire
Interesting, never seen them before
If mixed up before emptying would it pump out bits of straw/silage and grain mixed in the water or is it purely a clean water pump and what sort of flow rate is it
Have you tried it yet?
The range of tools is very impressive now, anyone tried the concrete poker?
- Location
- Near Colchester
Supposed to be un-bungable, possibly leave those bits behind? Haven't tried yet though.
- Location
- Near Colchester
I wish that I could manage a stream like that
- Location
- SW Scotland
Variation on a theme?
Am I allowed to add this important piece of equipment - from another supplier?
- Location
- East yorks
Anybody got the inflator and have it do this, target set to 15 but when it’s pumping it is at 15. It stops to read and eventually just gives up. So it's set at 15 started at 10psi it stopped at 10.5. Only way I get it to pump to 15 is to set to 22 or so and then keep checking. Have I set it wrong somewhere? It does this on every tire and stops short no matter the pressure
- Location
- south norfolk, uk
What size tyre? Is it rear tractor tyre or smaller tyre?
Mine doesn't appreciate big tyres
but seems fine on smaller ones.It always goes past the set pressure, then stops, and releases pressure back to target point.
YELROM
Member
- Location
- North Yorkshire
I think @neilo got one and was having issues with it not pumping up to the correct pressure
- Location
- Montgomeryshire
YELROM
Member
- Location
- North Yorkshire
Yes I’ve search back through the thread and it was a post from a while ago of wombat’sNot me, mine's been fine.
- Location
- East yorks
Ok thanks all will raise a question with them. Always the way when ever I buy anything new it’s buggered