Ace Hardware is offering
2 select Craftsman V20 Bare Tools with the
purchase of a Craftsman V20 2 Ah Lithium-Ion Starter Kit price at
$129, discount will
apply in cart when the
Starter Kit and
2 select Tools are added. Select free store pickup where available, otherwise select locations may offer
free local delivery for Ace Rewards Members (
free to join).
Thanks to Deal Hunter
Rokket for sharing this deal.
- Note: Availability for pickup & delivery will vary by location.
Steps:
- Add the Craftsman V20 2 Ah Lithium-Ion Starter Kit to your cart.
- Select 2 (two) of the these Craftsman V20 Bare Tools and add to your cart, examples below:
- Verify the discount is applied in cart, both of the Bare Tools should show a $0.00 price.
- Proceed to checkout, your total will be $129 with free store pickup, otherwise select locations may offer free local delivery for Ace Rewards Members (free to join).
- Offer valid for a limited time only / while supplies last.
- Available options may vary by your selected store.
Please
see the original post for additional details & refer to the comments below for discussion.
15 Comments
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I'm not a tradesperson, but for home use, I've been perfectly happy with the Craftsman stuff
60V Cub Cadet uses the exact same battery except the key is on the other side. Cut the key nub or swap your old battery top shell and it will fit/work.
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Yeah, the mower is still fine. The battery died and there are no replacements. Sucks! But I suspect they learned their lesson and are sticking to a standard now.
p.s. There's a Ridgid to Craftsman adaptor on Amazon for around $20, which I'm soon to add to my collection.
p.s. You can probably get a Dewalt to Craftman adaptor on eBay or Amazon. I have a Ridgid to Ryobi and it works just fine. Will likely get a Ridgid to Craftsman soon as well.
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They launched this V20 line about 6 years ago and most of the tools then were based off the old designs of the DeWalt and Porter-Cable counterparts, just in Red with V20 battery mounts.
Meanwhile, their competitors (Ryobi, DeWalt, Ridgid. Metabo, Skil even Harbor Freight) have all consistently upgraded their tools to make them better, smaller, more powerful etc. Ditto with all the improving battery technology since 2018.
Craftsman doesn't do that. These are all dinosaur tools.