Idiots guide to Milwaukee.....

Lofty1984

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Mixed Farmer
Location
South wales
i looked hard but the two speed one isnt here yet and when i say Yet they've had long enough at this stage.
i dont know why they do that tbh.
yeah, she will do 10,000 psi on one setting.
bought it with a 5Ah battery for £220 inc shipping and customs charges, i didnt think it dear all in all.
another mcnaught k40 was cumin in round the £70 mark so it wasnt a pile more for what you got imo.

im allowing there cant be too much to go wrong with it tbh, afaik even tho there wouldnt be warranty a dealer could still get it repaired if it came to it.
its early days yet but the little ive done with it so far i find it a great way to grease something, done the whole digger in 5 mins or less.
im getting the impression that the 20-30 pumps per run is about what id normally heel in with the std gun.
the first thing it got was a g-coupler neways.
Only downside is a cartridge of grease is gone before you know it, not a bad thing on the lubrication front just glad I don’t pay for the grease
 

tinman

Member
Location
Ulster
9" cordless anyone?!!! looks like they are not the only ones making one either!
going back a few posts on this quote but i seen it as i was catching up.
ive never used one but i did hold that particular one in a shop one day, all i remember is it's a serious weight to hold in one hand while taking a pic of it.
all the grinders i have here are metabo, for no real reason other than they've always done well for me.
 

ACEngineering

Member
Location
Oxon
going back a few posts on this quote but i seen it as i was catching up.
ive never used one but i did hold that particular one in a shop one day, all i remember is it's a serious weight to hold in one hand while taking a pic of it.
all the grinders i have here are metabo, for no real reason other than they've always done well for me.

well I wouldn't hold a 9" corded in one hand either:ROFLMAO:
 

bigg6480

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
Leics
going back a few posts on this quote but i seen it as i was catching up.
ive never used one but i did hold that particular one in a shop one day, all i remember is it's a serious weight to hold in one hand while taking a pic of it.
all the grinders i have here are metabo, for no real reason other than they've always done well for me.
This is a good use for one.
 

tinman

Member
Location
Ulster
Only downside is a cartridge of grease is gone before you know it, not a bad thing on the lubrication front just glad I don’t pay for the grease
i havnt got through a full cartridge yet so ill see but you could be right, unfortunately im the one paying for the grease here but as you say, it cant be a bad thing i suppose.
id imagine it ill take a while to get used to it, the one thing im not certain of atm is at low pressure is it actually pumping the grease in or not even tho its making the sounds like it is, ill keep an eye on it.

This is a good use for one.
i laughed when i seen that on snap a few weeks ago, i wouldnt mind knowing what he was saying when challenged...:LOL::LOL:
 
I decided to go for the lazier option for greasing so i spent a few quid on this one from the states, unless im badly mistaken the two speed isnt available here , there wont be any warranty i know but the money wasnt strong even with import charges n all.
only got it about 2 weeks ago so it hasnt been killed with work yet but it dose what it says on the tin, so far anyways.

im not a die hard fan but once you've got a few of their cordless tools your kinda half committed to staying with a brand re the battery's.

Except I've found that I've saved more money going mix and match rather than sticking with one brand. I had a splurge due to a building project coming up and for example Makita SDS drill and radio is way cheaper than Milwaukee equivalent even counting battery and chargers. I like Milwaukee best but there are plenty of good deals out there if you can keep flexible. The other day ebay had 20% off everything which meant the top spec makita impact wrench was available £70 cheaper than a Milwaukee top spec 1/2.
 
I had a friend complaining today about his rechargeable hoover (only a few months old) burning out.
I see Milwaukee make a few models the m18 compact looks interesting (good excuse to extend the collection as it could be used in the house!!)
Has anyone got one and where would I get the best deal?
 
I had a friend complaining today about his rechargeable hoover (only a few months old) burning out.
I see Milwaukee make a few models the m18 compact looks interesting (good excuse to extend the collection as it could be used in the house!!)
Has anyone got one and where would I get the best deal?

I thought about this the other day as my mother bought a gtech. I dont think the likes of Milwaukee and Makita are there yet with vacs
 

ACEngineering

Member
Location
Oxon
Right lads looking to up grade my milwaukee drill . This is the kit i bought a few yrs back now has served me well https://www.toolstop.co.uk/milwaukee-hd18pp2a-18v-power-pack-c-w-hd18pd-c18id-2-x-batteries-p9003 . The impact driver gave up a while back and the drill has got new brushes but it is on it`s last legs i`d recon . Whats out there now in brushless form to replace them .Tia

this is the replacement for your old one. I bought the same kit you did but mine are still going okay.

https://www.powertools-direct.com/P...MI27LzoN-62gIVRrDtCh0fhABPEAQYBCABEgJHk_D_BwE
 
this is the replacement for your old one. I bought the same kit you did but mine are still going okay.

https://www.powertools-direct.com/P...MI27LzoN-62gIVRrDtCh0fhABPEAQYBCABEgJHk_D_BwE

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