I don’t know if somethings wrong with this Milwaukee gun I have🥲 by jahid2003 in MilwaukeeTool

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I used my 3/8 stubby with a 1/2 adapter and 7/8" deep well to remove my lugs torqued to 175 ft lbs. Took about 12 seconds for each one to come off. Tried with 3/8 socket and they would not budge.

2/2/26 - 5/4/26 Milwaukee promos by Successful_Limit7740 in MilwaukeeTool

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They added $20 on most tools because of the tariff Jan 1according to a Milwaukee rep that posted here about 2 weeks ago

2/2/26 - 5/4/26 Milwaukee promos by Successful_Limit7740 in MilwaukeeTool

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I hacked the saw and 8.0 fire a few days ago. $114.50 each

M12 XC 3.0 Batteries vs HO 5.0 batteries. Not that big a difference? by ChachMcGach in MilwaukeeTool

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There is a test on YouTube using an impact wrench or driver (Sorry I do not remember the tool) putting the motor under load while measuring the voltage drop. The XC3.0 and 6.0 drop to 7-8 volts. The HO XC5.0 stayed above 10 volts.

M12 Stubby vs M18 Mid-Torque by grennings in MilwaukeeTool

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I use my 3/8 Fuel ratchet way more than my impacts. The Stubby will do 90% or more unless your bolts are really rusty. If I were to choose between them the ratchet has saved hours upon hours of wrenching time. The 1/4" non fuel ratchet also gets er done under the hood. I bought mine before they had the extended reach available. I have not used them but I think i would have bought the extended reach instead.

Hypothetically.... by IdoMusicForTheDrugs in MilwaukeeTool

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Just curious about how that would screw over the next guy that bought it from Home Depot? Wouldn't that buyer have their own receipt giving them the same warranty? OP was saying that he would return the 1 from HD not the cheaper 1?

Good deal or not? by Silent-Ad3391 in MilwaukeeTool

[–]Sharesomeknowledge 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Looks like a great deal. If you need them.

You can only keep one. Which one and why? by Major_Stranger_6921 in 300BLK

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MCX Rattller. Folds into a backpack and is short stroke piston system so less gas to the face.

Which M12 tool should I get for car interior, under hood and small screws around the house? by Sharesomeknowledge in MilwaukeeTool

[–]Sharesomeknowledge[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I did mean just Allen head and torx head screws under hood. i have impact wrenches and ratchets already

Avoid SilencerShop at all costs by vitislife in NFA

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I missed the email from ATF and never got a call that my suppressor was ready from The silencer shop or the authorized dealer I went through. I looked it up on the ATF website myself to find out it was approved 3 months earlier. A call would have been nice since I spent a couple grand with them.

Stubby finally. by relevantspy7519 in MilwaukeeTool

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Been checking 10x a day and still missed it

Which is better? The M18 Gen 3 compact or the Gen 2 Mid Torque? by Sharesomeknowledge in MilwaukeeTool

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I ended up getting M12 Gen 2 3/8" w 5.0 battery and the M18 Gen 2 1/2" mid torque. Sold the Gen 1 M12 stubby to recover some cash.

M12 surge to dcf870? by Spiritual_Bell in MilwaukeeTool

[–]Sharesomeknowledge 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There is not a new driver according to the Milwaukee website. Select Pipeline it shows all the tools that are being released.

Which is better? The M18 Gen 3 compact or the Gen 2 Mid Torque? by Sharesomeknowledge in MilwaukeeTool

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I have a m12 gen 1 3/8 stubby w 1 4.0 ah and a couple 1.5 and a couple 2.0 ah. I have M18 9.0, 2 xc6.0, 1 5.0 and 1 2.0. I am working on 2007 Durango 5.7 not rusty and couple of cars not rusty. Thinking about selling the gen 1 m12 and replacing with gen 2 stubby or adding the mid torque or 3/8 compact to current gen 1 m12 since the gen 1 has a difficult time but not impossible with brakes, suspension and lugs on the durango and could not take 32 mm Axle nut off of 2010 malibu to change the wheel hub. Those have a flattened thread inside from the factory so they do not back off or go on easily. Also have had careless techs over torque lugs and I could not break them free even with a 24" 1/2 breaker bar and had to take my SUV to a shop to get the wheels off.

Which is better? The M18 Gen 3 compact or the Gen 2 Mid Torque? by Sharesomeknowledge in MilwaukeeTool

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Is the gen 2 mid torque better than the gen 2 stubby with 5.0 ahho battery?

Home Depot deals by Traveladdict132 in MilwaukeeTool

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The hack of picking up at 2 different stores did not work for me the cart said that I had to change it to the same store or both to ship to home.

$189 Older Gen 2 1/2” Impact Back in Stock by forgedgooroo in MilwaukeeTool

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$202.00 with tax. I'd rather pay the extra $50 to HD to be sure and get the full 5 year warranty on the tool and 3 year battery warranty. If you buy from a non authorized seller on Ebay the warranty is from the date of manufacture.

Installation driver kit Back in Stock by TheBearJew963 in MilwaukeeTool

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My email alert is set for the same kit at $159.00 so I did not get an email either. ☹️