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Old 03-29-2013, 03:53 PM
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traded in my 14.4 stuff and got 100.00 off on any M-18 tools.

I got the hammer drill and nut driver pack
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Where are they doing this trade in and do the tools need to be Milwaukee or will they take other brands?
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only Milwaukee 14.4 to 18 volt tools. any place that sells them will take the trade in.

you must have one tool and 2 batterys to do the trade.
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Thanks for the info.
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I never had good luck with their early stuff. Is the new stuff any better?
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the new and old stuff is like night and day.

I have this new set on my work truck. love um. and the new hammer drill option is sweet. the new Lithium ION batterys are the way to go.

my 14.4 battery would run drywall screws in for 4 or 5 hrs when new.
the ION's will run screws for 2 to 2.5 working days.
the drill I could get 10 to 15 holes drilled (3/8) with the 14.4
the ION 50 holes easy.
the ION batterys give you 100% power till they run to a stop. its like full power and it just stops. the 14.4 battery would run slower and slower till it stops.
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When is Sears gonna wake up and do a program like this?? Or have they aready and I missed it? Their 19.2 stuff is sure a joke.

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Oh My.....I have a 7.2V Milwaukee Cordless drill that I have had for over 20 yrs and it still works great. Looks like that don't qualify.
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I switched over to Milwaukee tools last year from DeWalt. SOOOOOO much happier with their stuff. Doug is right, night and day difference with the Lithium Ion batteries!
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