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Can anyone tell me what this strange milwaukee took is for ? It has 4 casters and 6 gears at the bottom
I have no idea what that is
is there any numbers on it or a tag on the side
my guess would be a large wall chaser…..
It’s not a Milwaukee tool, per se. It is a Milwaukee drill motor mounted to a tool base by the tool base manufacturer. And I’m pretty sure it is a seamer for metal standing seam roofing.
I guessed wrong on its use, but was thinking too that it’s just powered by a 3/4″ Milwaukee Hole Shooter, not made by them. Very good, lunicy!
Roll Former or Power Seamer for standing seam roofs.
Ah, here’s one on Ebay. Sorry, not sure why the long URL.
You will see that occasionally tools modified by a 3rd party to do a specific task. Also some one off tools will use bigger brands battery packs with their tools.
It looks like a seamer for metal roofing
Big foots back massager…
Jimbo
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DR99 wrote:
On 7/26/2016 at 8:54 PM, DR99 said:You will see that occasionally tools modified by a 3rd party to do a specific task. Also some one off tools will use bigger brands battery packs with their tools.
The ambulances around my area have powered stretchers. They are powered by dewalt 18v batteries. I wonder if they have the Milwaukee-Dewalt argument among the first aid stations?
lunicy wrote:
The ambulances around my area have powered stretchers. They are powered by dewalt 18v batteries. I wonder if they have the Milwaukee-Dewalt argument among the first aid stations?
We have the striker brand, the first generation had a 24v NiCad pack but now striker makes their own battery packs
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lunicy wrote:
The ambulances around my area have powered stretchers. They are powered by dewalt 18v batteries. I wonder if they have the Milwaukee-Dewalt argument among the first aid stations?
Ha too funny… Welcome aboard!
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