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popularTaco_Doomsday posted Yesterday 06:52 PM
popularTaco_Doomsday posted Yesterday 06:52 PM

M12 12-Volt Lithium-Ion Cordless 9 GPM 0 hp. Submersible Stick Water Transfer Pump with (2) 5.0 Ah Batteries and Charger $199

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Includes starter kit with a pair of 5.0 ah batteries. This is not a hackable deal.

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Includes starter kit with a pair of 5.0 ah batteries. This is not a hackable deal.

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Yesterday 07:10 PM
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SplendidStep2301Yesterday 07:10 PM
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considering the pump itself (tool only) is still $199, this is a great deal! the 5.0 batteries are pretty powerful
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Yesterday 07:15 PM
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HonestHamster262Yesterday 07:15 PM
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Want this but having a hard time thinking of use cases. Just got rid of the hot tub so I won't need to pump out water when cleaning that anymore 🤔
Yesterday 07:43 PM
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big mikeYesterday 07:43 PM
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Still a solid deal if you missed the oscillating tool screw up on Monday, I believe this was one of the freebies.
Yesterday 08:14 PM
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SeriousHorn276Yesterday 08:14 PM
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Weirdly the photos show a 4.0Ah battery. But it's 2 of the 5.0Ah High Output batteries
Yesterday 08:17 PM
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HappyMask578Yesterday 08:17 PM
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Quote from SeriousHorn276 :
Weirdly the photos show a 4.0Ah battery. But it's 2 of the 5.0Ah High Output batteries
The main photo shows 2 5.0s but agree there's a mistake with the one image of a 4.0.
Today 01:11 AM
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psycttoToday 01:11 AM
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Man…
If they were separate items to return the batteries, I'd be all over this deal. No need for more batteries and private selling is annoying.
Today 03:15 AM
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HappyMask578Today 03:15 AM
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Quote from psyctto :
Man…If they were separate items to return the batteries, I'd be all over this deal. No need for more batteries and private selling is annoying.
The batteries and charger kit is Model 48-59-2450P and selling for $199 alone. I agree private selling is no fun but you should be able to get $125 for this kit easily. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwa.../328984804

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Quote from psyctto :
Man…
If they were separate items to return the batteries, I'd be all over this deal. No need for more batteries and private selling is annoying.
Same and where I live it's a hassle to sell. I'm an area where some peoplemwouldt bother tondrive far enough for a good deal
Today 04:01 AM
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diadilusToday 04:01 AM
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Quote from big mike :
Still a solid deal if you missed the oscillating tool screw up on Monday, I believe this was one of the freebies.
What was the oscillating tool screw up from Monday?
Today 09:21 AM
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casetronicToday 09:21 AM
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Quote from HonestHamster262 :
Want this but having a hard time thinking of use cases. Just got rid of the hot tub so I won't need to pump out water when cleaning that anymore 🤔
Same, really nifty tool for those rare occasions if there's a clog and water pooled somewhere. Also useful if there's a flash flood and there's no utility pump handy.
Today 10:12 AM
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OoTLinkToday 10:12 AM
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I have the ryobi version of this and it's fantastic! But the ryobi, even without any attachments on the end, can't get lower than like half an inch of water before it has trouble sucking water up. I wonder if the Milwaukee can completely empty a basin?
Today 10:29 AM
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butundoToday 10:29 AM
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Quote from OoTLink :
I have the ryobi version of this and it's fantastic! But the ryobi, even without any attachments on the end, can't get lower than like half an inch of water before it has trouble sucking water up. I wonder if the Milwaukee can completely empty a basin?
I have this tool, and it won't completely empty anything. And it clogs up easily if it's not clean water. But it does work decent and it does move some water quickly.
Today 11:54 AM
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big mikeToday 11:54 AM
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Quote from diadilus :
What was the oscillating tool screw up from Monday?
Oscillating tool, 2x 5.0 batteries AND a free tool, which I believe this was an option for 199. You weren't supposed to still get a free tool with the combo but someone messed up.
Today 12:42 PM
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jv3717Today 12:42 PM
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Quote from HappyMask578 :
The main photo shows 2 5.0s but agree there's a mistake with the one image of a 4.0.

Image of the 4.0 isn't a mistake it's telling you runtime on a 4.0. It doesn't include a 4.0.

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