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    Posted: 27 Sep 2021 at 7:37pm
IS the $$ !! 3 years ago I could/did buy "genuine" Hitachi/Metabo 18 volt 3AH batteries for $38-40/battery Confused. I was on Amazon tonight and they're up to $70 ++ CryCry. I can drag an extension cord on an electric powered for a WHOLE lot cheaper LOLLOL !!
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Electric cords work great for Harry the home owner still not sure what the point of this post is? Oh thats right its just like the other posts he has 😆
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Carrying them corded tools in a truck, tractor, or combine doesn’t pan out so well.  
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GEES GUYS... You just need a LONGER CORD to get out in that 200 ACRE FIELD ! Wink

I buy GENERIC BATTERIES on AMAZON for $30. for 6 amp size.
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Originally posted by steve(ill) steve(ill) wrote:

GEES GUYS... You just need a LONGER CORD to get out in that 200 ACRE FIELD ! Wink

I buy GENERIC BATTERIES on AMAZON for $30. for 6 amp size.
I’d end up with a rats nest. 
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Them damn trains keep runnin over FG's cords!Wink
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I got several of both the smaller and larger HST batteries for my Metabo/Hitachi cordless impacts (and older Hitachi drill) with the new hammer drill and 1/4" impact driver.
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Originally posted by FREEDGUY FREEDGUY wrote:

IS the $$ !! 3 years ago I could/did buy "genuine" Hitachi/Metabo 18 volt 3AH batteries for $38-40/battery Confused. I was on Amazon tonight and they're up to $70 ++ CryCry. I can drag an extension cord on an electric powered for a WHOLE lot cheaper LOLLOL !!
Liking that 15% inflation are you?
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I'm slowly becoming all battery. I'll pay the price. Got Milwaukie stuff.
No more corded, air hoses and noisey ass compressor to drag around.
1/2" battery impact works well but it still takes an air gun at times with just a little more balls to it. Not very often though.
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Some guys at work are going all battery.
I mean table saws n chop saws n such. The tools are designed for punch list work and not daily contractor work in my opinion.
I use the nail guns as such.
If we have a days worth of work in one spot I drag out cords n hoses.
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Originally posted by ZachD89 ZachD89 wrote:

Electric cords work great for Harry the home owner still not sure what the point of this post is? Oh thats right its just like the other posts he has 😆
 


He is working his post count up. Thinks if he has the most posts he is king or Confused something.  But I don't know what being king of Orange Power gets you ....................a dinner with the orange man?LOL I better move and make other posts he is ahead of me.
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Originally posted by ZachD89 ZachD89 wrote:

Electric cords work great for Harry the home owner still not sure what the point of this post is? Oh thats right its just like the other posts he has 😆
 
I'm going to classify you as "special" ClapClap !! There are THOUSANDS of corded tools on "legitimate" residential/commercial job sites Big smileBig smile !! Have you ever drug a "cordless tool" onto a 12/12 roof 20' up the run ONLY to have the battery drain ?? That's why I carry a cord up SmileSmile !!!
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Who takes a DEAD BATTERY up on the roof to work ??   TAke TWO ... but make sure they are not BOTH DEAD !  LOL   LOL
Like them all, but love the "B"s.
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Originally posted by FREEDGUY FREEDGUY wrote:

Originally posted by ZachD89 ZachD89 wrote:

Electric cords work great for Harry the home owner still not sure what the point of this post is? Oh thats right its just like the other posts he has 😆
 
I'm going to classify you as "special" ClapClap !! There are THOUSANDS of corded tools on "legitimate" residential/commercial job sites Big smileBig smile !! Have you ever drug a "cordless tool" onto a 12/12 roof 20' up the run ONLY to have the battery drain ?? That's why I carry a cord up SmileSmile !!!

A shock from a bad cord killed one of my coworkers years ago.   My employer since created enough rules around cords to discourage corded tool use.  
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Originally posted by steve(ill) steve(ill) wrote:

Who takes a DEAD BATTERY up on the roof to work ??   TAke TWO ... but make sure they are not BOTH DEAD !  LOL   LOL



It would only be common sense to not use a dead battery. But then again we know who made the comment...

Edited by ZachD89 - 28 Sep 2021 at 7:53pm
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Be careful Zach. You’ve been classified. Prayers!



At least he thinks i am special Maybe we should classify him? Any ideas?
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Originally posted by ZachD89 ZachD89 wrote:

Originally posted by Tbone95 Tbone95 wrote:

Be careful Zach. You’ve been classified. Prayers!



At least he thinks i am special Maybe we should classify him? Any ideas?

Well, hmm, special has been taken….maybe downright unique?
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He's in a class all his own.
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Originally posted by steve(ill) steve(ill) wrote:

Who takes a DEAD BATTERY up on the roof to work ??   TAke TWO ... but make sure they are not BOTH DEAD !  LOL   LOL
Sorry Stevie , it's a WHOLE lot cheaper and environmentally  friendly to drag a cord IMO ClapClap
Have you EVER ran a cordless RECIP saw ?? They suck a battery dead REAL FAST ClapClap !!


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Be careful Zach. You’ve been classified. Prayers!
 
He's just a "coat tailer " LOLLOL
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Have you EVER ran a cordless RECIP saw ?? They suck a battery dead REAL FAST ClapClap !!

What does that have to do with YOU taking DEAD BATTERIES on the roof ???
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Who said that I did ??  They WENT dead while in use Clap !! You and T must be cousins Tongue !!
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For sure battery operated tools are a love hate deal. They have many advantages when air or hydro is not available and great in shop too so you are not tripping on cords. I hate the high cost and the fact that you are constantly replacing batteries. They are not cheap and use a lot of precious metals. No guarantee of proper recycling. 
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Originally posted by ZachD89 ZachD89 wrote:

Originally posted by steve(ill) steve(ill) wrote:

Who takes a DEAD BATTERY up on the roof to work ??   TAke TWO ... but make sure they are not BOTH DEAD !  LOL   LOL



It would only be common sense to not use a dead battery. But then again we know who made the comment...
Yep, you have to remember that common sense is a flower that does not grow in some people’s garden...
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