they have 2 different ones, one is 625lbs and the other 1500lbs or something like that, then they also had a wrench with a 4.0 battery and charger but out of stock
What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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I think it's on sale alone and discounted more if you buy 2 or 3
gooffeyguy
Tom
This one's the 625 ft lb
It still only comes out to $179 total when the batteries and charger are added.
I think location has something to do with it also. Price is higher for the same item in your area. I'm also using the Home Depot app and not the website.
Who knows
They won’t let you add the high impact one in the build your own combo kit deal. It’s $229 normal price. I bought the regular one, $179 normally. I feel the other one will break things lol. Like my wrist.
gooffeyguy
Tom
Yeah, I noticed mine is priced $149 and has the "special buy" next to it.
On another note, I've had the Porter Cable 20v lithium 1/4 impact and drill set for about 3 years. The drill has a hammer setting also, but it makes it a little longer and heavier in size.
I don't like having to have different chargers and batteries, but this is a really good deal and the Rigid has free replacement batteries.
Geoffsfas10
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Many days behind but yes, coated with the adams graphine coating and its freaking awesome.
gooffeyguy
Tom
I was just at Home Depot a few hours ago picking some stuff up, lol.
I decided to just have both shipped to home. The impact was in stock locally but the battery/charger wasn't. They're both scheduled for delivery on the 29th
You guys are a bad influence on me and cause me to buy things, lol
I decided to just have both shipped to home. The impact was in stock locally but the battery/charger wasn't. They're both scheduled for delivery on the 29th
You guys are a bad influence on me and cause me to buy things, lol
The free replacement batteries for life is what originally sold me on Ridgid cordless tools many years ago. The batteries are the most expensive part of the kits when you start talking the bigger or higher amp ones. They’ve been great tools. I have used Milwaukee and Bosch at work, Milwaukee is awesome but the most expensive which didn’t matter because the company was responsible. They switched over to Bosch because of price and ended up giving away all the Bosch and buying Milwaukee all over again because the drills were junk (couldn’t tighten the chuck) as well as a few others issues. The Ridgid drill I have tightens on even big ass bits super good, never had the chuck slip. The skilsaw is awesome too as well as the 1/4” impact I have. I was looking at the pics of the new batteries and they look like they’ll fit my existing tools, they say they work on all 18v Ridgid tools. I’m pretty sure Milwaukee’s new batteries won’t fit their older tools. Seems these companies like to change battery designs every few years do you have to buy new batteries, but maybe since Ridgid has to replace them for life they have incentive to keep them the same.
well got 1/2 the order, going to have to try and judge how much to use for lug nuts one review said A (auto) setting and then use a torque wrench, A setting is just low rpm it doesn't really give a range of force, 1/2/3 are just increased rpm 300/600/900
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Thanks for the offer. I'm out in McKinney and don't really head out that way. I appreciate it though.
