Ok thanks for that
Idiots guide to Milwaukee.....
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Cornish Rattler
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- Manchester
Just bought a Milwaukee M18 grease gun, i do have an air grease gun but with the hose it can be awkward to use if the hose catches on something so the battery one should be better 
- Location
- Near Colchester
I don't know where my old air grease gun is now, useless compared to the Milwaukee.Just bought a Milwaukee M18 grease gun, i do have an air grease gun but with the hose it can be awkward to use if the hose catches on something so the battery one should be better
- Location
- Northern Ireland
Got one and used it for the first time yesterday. Might encourage me to grease things more when its works so easilyJust bought a Milwaukee M18 grease gun, i do have an air grease gun but with the hose it can be awkward to use if the hose catches on something so the battery one should be better
- Location
- Somerset
Just bought an M18 880nm impact and 135nm drill, both milwaukee fuel, from SGS. i got the kit with the impact gun and then the drill bare as it was the best way i could see to buy them. so far the impact has been great for changing plough points, far better than a spanner, gets the bolts tighter as well! Had a couple i put on by hand that came loose ploughing hard stoney ground, ones put on by the impact stayed put. not had a chance to try the drill yet but seems good. How much is one of these m18 grease guns, and do they have a decent air lock system? Every grease gun i've ever owned constantly gets air locks despite supposedly having a valve to stop it. extremely anoying when combining, get through a lot of grease!
- Location
- Near Colchester
They aren't cheap. there is a button on the front that you press and air comes out.
ACEngineering
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- Oxon
store your grease carts the right way up helps.
- Location
- south norfolk, uk
Got this little gun the other day. Mainly for repetitive jobs like plough, cultivator points etc. It's not a fuel or blue tooth or high torque , all the bells and whistles model. Its a pretty basic one. But it soon took some bloody tight ifor wheel nuts off. Thought I'd try it on them "just to see" 
Most surprised/impressed. And only 3/8th drive at that. Already had batteries hence going for it.
Most surprised/impressed. And only 3/8th drive at that. Already had batteries hence going for it.
I bought one of these at the beginning of harvest but i find it's quite messy, every time I take the coupler off the grease nipple a small amount of grease escapes from the end and makes a mess, especially if you're doing multiple nipples.Just bought a Milwaukee M18 grease gun, i do have an air grease gun but with the hose it can be awkward to use if the hose catches on something so the battery one should be better
Maybe it's just me!.
Cornish Rattler
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- Location
- Manchester
It came today so tomorrow if i get chance after i've fitted the Roamerdrive i will give it ago
Cornish Rattler
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- Location
- Manchester
Not had chance to test the Grease gun yet as i'm waiting for a G Coupler to arrive
Cornish Rattler
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- Location
- Manchester
Hopeing to be using the new grease gun tomorrow and the new M12mir38 ratchet i bought in the week too
YELROM
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- North Yorkshire
You have caught the bugHopeing to be using the new grease gun tomorrow and the new M12mir38 ratchet i bought in the week too
Cornish Rattler
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- Manchester
Oh yes well and truelyYou have caught the bug
Scholsey
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- Herefordshire
Milwaukee M12 SI-0 CSoldering Iron 12V - PowerToolMate
Anyone got one of these?
- Location
- North West
Nope wasn’t me, it may have been @ACEngineering ?
ACEngineering
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- Oxon
Milwaukee M12 SI-0 CSoldering Iron 12V - PowerToolMate
www.powertoolmate.co.uk
Anyone got one of these?
Yes I got one, really useful. Little bulky but gets hot really fast, with a 6amp battery it stands nicely and you can then take the wire and solder to the iron rather than other way round.
Need to be gental with them, but there not massively expensive if they do break.
Mine didn't work out the box but sorted on warranty been fine since.
Would buy another if it broke.
Hi, Just treated myself to a Milwaukee 1/2" impact wrench and I've also bought a set of Milwaukee metric impact sockets BUT despite a quick Google I can't seem to find a set of Milwaukee imperial impact sockets.
Am I just not looking in the right place, but surprised that an American company doesn't do an imperial set. If they don't, any recs for a decent set from anyone else.
Thanks
Alchad
Am I just not looking in the right place, but surprised that an American company doesn't do an imperial set. If they don't, any recs for a decent set from anyone else.
Thanks
Alchad