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Reviews (3)
23 Nov, 2016
Safest way to tie
Wife has used these for yrs. She left and had to get my own! Gives horse a 'release' when startled and pulls back on the line or rope. Had the chrome ones and never any issues with rust etc. Wouldn't tie a horse without them.
19 Jul, 2017
Nice.
Well built. Makes a nice step to get up into engine bay. I like it for looks better than other ones on the market. Mounted to a 2004 Dodge 3500 Dually Laramie sport. Has tow hooks which requires getting longer bolts than what comes with it. Get the same size diameter which is metric but at least 1/2 inch longer. Fits well with the front bumper fascia on this particular model of Dodge truck
Milwaukee M18 18V Li-Ion Compact Handheld Blower (Bare Tool) 0884-22 New
15 Dec, 2016
Right for me
Own Milwaukee Fuel 18V hammer drill, M12 ratchet, M12 sawzall. Wish they were all 18V. This blower works excellent for me and having 4.0 & 5.0 batteries is a big plus. Use it in our horse stable for cleaning off floors from hay chaff, sawdust and dirt. Also to clean off dusty stall panels. Not for heavy leaf wet leaf blowing. Milwaukee has a new M18 Fuel blower coming onto the market Jan of '17 for that purpose. More money more air and probably worth the extra money. But if you need a small handy blower for in the shop, barn and light duty work, this is it. The nozzle is a soft rubber material so if you bump into anything while in use or storing it, no scratches or marks. The side inlet will grab your pants when getting too close but doesn't happen very often because the majority of the time its away from your body while in use. Nothing dangerous and does not stick to you clothing drastically. Variable speed trigger and 3 position switch come in handy for tight areas where you only need a small amount of air pressure. For 80 bucks it's just one handy item to have. The bigger batteries are on the costly side and may not be worth it if you don't have other Milwaukee tools in which to use them. To me that would be the only drawback.