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I've seen the reviews but haven't used theirs. I can tell you I'm terrible on hand sanders because apparently I want to bear down so hard it shortens the life of the sander lol. This is particular to my wood finishing "projects" that come up from time to time. The last large job I had I was thankful Harbor Freight had an awesome return policy :). I'll be very interested to hear your review @GlockSpockafter you take it for a long walk across some hardwood :). As for the batteries my rule is NEVER let go of batteries. I have them stuck in various places so I don't kill one then have to walk all the way back to my main charging station if I'm in the middle of doing something. For instance if I'm trimming and the battery dies I simply reach into the car for one off my impact, the trunk for the bigger impact pack, or off the blower usually sitting in the shop. I don't know if you have one of the usb chargers that slide on to the pack but they are quite handy for keeping you electronics charged when out away from your car. This is it https://www.ebay.com/itm/USB-Power-Cell-Phone-Charger-Cordless-Jobsite-Milwaukee-18v-Battery-Adapter-Tool-/123562328671 They also have the power supply adapter but I've not made the leap on it.....YET.

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I dont have the ratchet but my buddy that set my path toward Fuel swears by his. Its limited as you can imagine due to its size but its good for most tasks you would encounter around the shop. He carries his in his car. I keep my small and large impacts in the car at all times. Ive bailed more than a few people out with roadside flats with the big impact. And I treat my small impact as my do all wrench when on the job

Don't waste your time, hes an agitator, nothing more.

Where you located @OldGoat76

Now THAT is another story

None to part with at this time. Ill keep a watch though

Congrats. I have the same setup sitting in the safe. Getting much more difficult to find in that setup these days.

Yes that's a good point GS. This combo comes with a 9 ah pack and while I've used a 5 ah pack in a pinch to run it properly it will take a 9 ah or higher. Mind you string length and gauge makes a difference also. I've also found too long a length and it triggers an overload on the system and will only run intermittently until its shortened.

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Careful, that kind of talk can make you the "new proud owner of"

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