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Reading that thread got me to looking at the 60V MAX Flexvolt system from DeWalt. They have gone slightly insane with the tools they are making cordless now!
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No joke Re: things people are coming up with, I saw this today: ![[Linked Image]](https://i.postimg.cc/5N6ZDN9N/0-DB22052-1-F42-4-A4-E-9-FB0-7-BBAC1-E604-D6.png)
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I have a few flex volt Dewalts. A 60v leaf blower (AWESOME), impact, hammer drill and impact drill. Looking at the 60v chain saw and circular saw next.
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I have a few flex volt Dewalts. A 60v leaf blower (AWESOME), impact, hammer drill and impact drill. Looking at the 60v chain saw and circular saw next. Yeah, I love my Honda 4 stroke string trimmer, but I'm considering selling it and getting a 60V DeWalt trimmer/ I also like the idea of being able to use the 60V batteries in both the 60V as well as the 20V MAX tools I have
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There are two types of gun enthusiasts ... Those who have been F#CKED by PTG and those who will be!
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No joke Re: things people are coming up with, I saw this today: OH NO!! With my luck, I'd be trying to brew up my daily dose of psychotic rage inhibitor and all my batteries would be dead!
There are two types of gun enthusiasts ... Those who have been F#CKED by PTG and those who will be!
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Wonder how long until battery takes over that market I bought a new weedeater and blower (both gas) two years ago. Echo dealer I bought from said he thought within 5 years...so from his estimation, about 3 more years. Sure seems like for Joe consumer with a typical cookie cutter yard that battery is the no brainer choice right now.
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The 46 Year Old Bowhunting Virgin
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Stihl has a whole lineup of battery powered equipment now but i dont know anybody that uses it or how it holds up.
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I have the trimmer, pole saw and blower 40v and love them. Had them a few years and I only have the 2.0 ah battery and they work great. Would love to have the 80v stuff though, I bet that stuff is awesome!
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So how much is a battery if/when one goes bad? As I recall about $80. I bought one to have a spare. Worked well for trimming shooting lanes and small trees a few times a year. No substitute for a big nice 2-stroke polesaw though.
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So how much is a battery if/when one goes bad? As I recall about $80. I bought one to have a spare. Worked well for trimming shooting lanes and small trees a few times a year. No substitute for a big nice 2-stroke polesaw though. Anywhere from $80-$150 depending on the ah you choose.
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So how much is a battery if/when one goes bad? Around $189 for a 36v Stihl AP300 battery that is 6.3 Ah
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So how much is a battery if/when one goes bad? As I recall about $80. I bought one to have a spare. Worked well for trimming shooting lanes and small trees a few times a year. No substitute for a big nice 2-stroke polesaw though. Anywhere from $80-$150 depending on the ah you choose. Correct. But the batteries have a 3yr warranty if I remember correctly.
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I've got just about every piece they make for the Kobalt 40v - blower, trimmer, chainsaw, pole saw, pruners. I just made sure that when I bought each piece that it was some kind of package deal with a battery/charger. I have way more batteries and chargers than I'll ever need. I took the handheld blower and a battery/charger up to the camp and bought a Stihl battery blower package for my home. The Stihl may be a little more powerful, but not really worth the extra money to me. I still have a Stihl backpack gas blower, a couple of gas chainsaws and a gas weed eater but when I'm just doing my standard yard cuttin', I use the Kobalt stuff.
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Jughead I have the GW blower comes out at 168mph that sucker is impressive It is, I have the blower and the hedge trimmer also. The blower weighs around 7lbs or 8lbs. with the battery. I did end up buying a 4.0AH battery from Greenworks directly (reconditioned) for my weed eater/edger. I can weed eat and edge my entire yard (pool, circle drive, flower beds everywhere) and have half a battery or more remaining. I am debating on buying their self propelled mower.
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Better watch out buying the Kobalt brand tools...I read on another forum that Lowes has gone all in on the Craftsman brand now and will be phasing their Kobalt stuff out
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Better watch out buying the Kobalt brand tools...I read on another forum that Lowes has gone all in on the Craftsman brand now and will be phasing their Kobalt stuff out I haven't read that, but I was wondering if that what they were doing. Doesn't make sense to have to competing "store brands" brands under the same roof.
There are two types of gun enthusiasts ... Those who have been F#CKED by PTG and those who will be!
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Better watch out buying the Kobalt brand tools...I read on another forum that Lowes has gone all in on the Craftsman brand now and will be phasing their Kobalt stuff out I haven't read that, but I was wondering if that what they were doing. Doesn't make sense to have to competing "store brands" brands under the same roof. I saw it a while back on the Garage Journal boards. If you haven't been in a Lowe's recently, it looks like cans of red and black paint exploded over the tool section. Everything in the tool section in the Mobile store I went in a week or so back, was Craftsman red and black
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Better watch out buying the Kobalt brand tools...I read on another forum that Lowes has gone all in on the Craftsman brand now and will be phasing their Kobalt stuff out I haven't read that, but I was wondering if that what they were doing. Doesn't make sense to have to competing "store brands" brands under the same roof. I saw it a while back on the Garage Journal boards. If you haven't been in a Lowe's recently, it looks like cans of red and black paint exploded over the tool section. Everything in the tool section in the Mobile store I went in a week or so back, was Craftsman red and black I saw that on Garage Journal too Hammerhead.
Isaiah 5:20 Woe to those who call evil good and good evil, who put darkness for light and light for darkness, who put bitter for sweet and sweet for bitter.
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