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Battery tool

posted by  Art Benstein on  Thu Feb 13 05:42 CST 2020
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Time will tell, but currently I'm happy with the 1/2" drive battery tool from Home Depot you see on the right. Got it in June '18 choosing it because the battery matches two other Ridgid tools I've had years of good use from. So nice to be free of the air hose, and it easily swaps snow tires on 3 cars without needing a charge.


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Art Benstein near Baltimore

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