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Pete.
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Gem of a thing, it’s knocked in over a thousand posts now and still going strong. That Milwaukee fencing stapler is also very good, that’s had about four thousand staples go through it. Trouble is I have now had a taste of red
Bob
I've a couple of milwaukee tools and my mate has a big milwaukee nut gun and we both have the same problem - the battery securing system wears out and then the battery gets loose and you keep losing contact.
zzr1200
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Just think of the cost of buying enough charger units to charge that lot, plus all the extention leads needed. At least you can wrap all the leads together and have a free electric fire to warm your hands n feet over....
It's just quicker n easier to pull in and fill a diesel tank......
......and probably does less damage to the enviroment than obtaining all the rare earth elements to make the batteries.
zzr1200
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The red things are very very dangerous to the wallet.Gem of a thing, it’s knocked in over a thousand posts now and still going strong. That Milwaukee fencing stapler is also very good, that’s had about four thousand staples go through it. Trouble is I have now had a taste of red
Bob
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Gem of a thing, it’s knocked in over a thousand posts now and still going strong. That Milwaukee fencing stapler is also very good, that’s had about four thousand staples go through it. Trouble is I have now had a taste of red
Bob
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Might have to get me one of those posts knockers, will a 61 1/2 year old be able to handle it?
