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Look at it the guy is asking 100 bucks for it with out a charger!! Thing looks like it was dropped more than it was used.
Wow, he is a little proud of that thing. Milwaukee must really hold its value…to him! [emoji20]
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Keep dreaming, I’m sure it still functions but that’s a little steep
Jimbo
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man that things jacked up LOL!!
bet that thing has seen more nuts and bolts than a cheap game night snack bowl!
Looks like it’s been through a fire!!
Mines pretty dirty but not that bad.
Maybe it’s never been used… Maybe he rubbed his hands in grease, smeared it all over and is now asking 100.
Maybe he just got it from CPO lol
Jimbo
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If it was a Fuel I would try to deal with him, but a non fuel is not worth the breath.
Didn’t even notice it wasn’t fuel, maybe it’s worth 9 bucks then lol
Jimbo
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Beat up tools that are being sold without a charger make me think that they walked out of someone’s shop when that someone wasn’t looking.
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You can bet what ever this guy works on ends up looking just as grimey as that tool….
That tool isn’t worth 20 bucks to me. You could never get Milwaukee to warranty it if anything breaks. I get tools get dirty from use but they don’t need to end up like that unless your working in a coal mine!!
I work at a coal mine, and this is our impact. Been around for at least 4 years.
I think your real coal mine Impact Wrench is cleaner Stainless!! They need to swap your M28 with a M18 Fuel High Torque though 🙂
Service in a coal mine is a true test of any tools merit. I will also add that the most resourceful people I know are miners. Most of them can fix anything
Oh you aren’t telling me anything new. That is one heavy, awkward , no power impact. It just got a new battery though. Haha. I would like to see them trade in the grease gun fleet to but that’s not going to happen. They just get sent off and repaired (cleaned). And yes we put tools to the test here.
The tool in the OP is a fuel model. Look closely. Under the grime the white lettering is gone but the word is still there. It also has the full overmold on the handle, without the red lightning cut out. I’d hazard a guess it’s a 2655. 4.0 battery also makes me think Fuel, since someone who treats his tools like garbage doesn’t buy more expensive batteries than necessary. Tool still isn’t worth much in that condition though. No respect.
I’m not so sure. A bit of metho on a rag and that might clean up reasonably well. I can’t see any obvious signs of actual damage. WIth a 4.0Ah battery it could be a decent deal, especially if he could be haggled down a little.
The vents got the motor also resemble the fuel models. It looks like a 1/2 drive model to me. Usually this dirt and grease will clean off pretty well. I’ve had ratchet handles look like that and they clean up very well.Bremon wrote:
The tool in the OP is a fuel model. Look closely. Under the grime the white lettering is gone but the word is still there. It also has the full overmold on the handle, without the red lightning cut out. I’d hazard a guess it’s a 2655. 4.0 battery also makes me think Fuel, since someone who treats his tools like garbage doesn’t buy more expensive batteries than necessary. Tool still isn’t worth much in that condition though. No respect.