Post by riles19 on Mar 14, 2014 12:46:54 GMT -4
Hi guys,
I'm in a position to offer anyone looking to upgrade an 18v lithium ion hammer drill or impact driver to the new Milwaukee fuel brush-less units. They normally retail for around $329.99, but you can save $100 instantly if you have a competitor brand drill/driver to trade in. The old one doesn't even need to work, just has to be 18v lithium ion, with a charger and 2 batteries (2.0ah or greater)
If anyone is interested, just let me know. I need to put my order in before the end of this month(March'14)
I might be able to knock a little bit more off (or throw in a freebie of some sort) for any NSJC member or forum member.
You can check out the tools here...
Impact driver
www.milwaukeetool.com/power-tools/cordless/2653-22
Hammer Drill
www.milwaukeetool.com/power-tools/cordless/2604-22
and if you already have 18v lithium Milwaukee tools, the fuel brush-less uses the same batteries/charger. And the fuel brush-less come with the new 4.0ah batteries.
Just an friendly fyi for those looking to upgrade and thinking they want to go with a "20v" lithium ion, because its "more volts" Read the fine print in the owners manual. A 20v battery is only 20v with no load on it, once you pull that trigger you get 18v. That's why you see brands like Dewalt(Black & Decker) market their tools as "20v Max" It's 20v while it's sitting on the shelf. Brands like Milwaukee, Makita, Bosch, just tell it like it is.
Any questions, or if you are interested, just shoot me a pm.
I'm in a position to offer anyone looking to upgrade an 18v lithium ion hammer drill or impact driver to the new Milwaukee fuel brush-less units. They normally retail for around $329.99, but you can save $100 instantly if you have a competitor brand drill/driver to trade in. The old one doesn't even need to work, just has to be 18v lithium ion, with a charger and 2 batteries (2.0ah or greater)
If anyone is interested, just let me know. I need to put my order in before the end of this month(March'14)
I might be able to knock a little bit more off (or throw in a freebie of some sort) for any NSJC member or forum member.
You can check out the tools here...
Impact driver
www.milwaukeetool.com/power-tools/cordless/2653-22
Hammer Drill
www.milwaukeetool.com/power-tools/cordless/2604-22
and if you already have 18v lithium Milwaukee tools, the fuel brush-less uses the same batteries/charger. And the fuel brush-less come with the new 4.0ah batteries.
Just an friendly fyi for those looking to upgrade and thinking they want to go with a "20v" lithium ion, because its "more volts" Read the fine print in the owners manual. A 20v battery is only 20v with no load on it, once you pull that trigger you get 18v. That's why you see brands like Dewalt(Black & Decker) market their tools as "20v Max" It's 20v while it's sitting on the shelf. Brands like Milwaukee, Makita, Bosch, just tell it like it is.
Any questions, or if you are interested, just shoot me a pm.