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Hux Racing 101 point 48

Aug 31, 2022 · 2h 59m 19s

All things MR2

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Casey

1 year ago

night

Matt@ChameleonRefinishing

1 year ago

Night

Casey

1 year ago

stick a 12amp hour on there and its a freak

Casey

1 year ago

the impact didn't care but the sockets exploded repeatedly

Brian

1 year ago

Casey I'm been using Chrome sockets for 7 Years and haven't broken one yet

Chris Bailey

1 year ago

M18 mower takes two batteries: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-M18-FUEL-Brushless-Cordless-21-in-Walk-Behind-Dual-Battery-Self-Propelled-Mower-w-2-12-0Ah-Battery-and-Rapid-Charger-2823-22HD/318995380

Casey

1 year ago

don't use chrome sockets on the real 3/8" m18 impact gun lol i exploded 2 3/4" snapon sockets last week

Brian

1 year ago

Good night yall

Sang

1 year ago

Night folks

Gregory Hirst

1 year ago

Night night, just incase

Matt@ChameleonRefinishing

1 year ago

Walk behind brush mower

Matt@ChameleonRefinishing

1 year ago

Cant wait to snow plow for full listen thru

Casey

1 year ago

so you can judge what you'd rather use. milwaukee is on displays in most tool stores

Renae HUX

1 year ago

Been a great show... Thanks for listening... Thanks for the support... Goodnight guys

Zach C

1 year ago

Bye bye, have fun on your vacation

Matt@ChameleonRefinishing

1 year ago

For the ratchet snapon makes 4 lengths

Chris Bailey

1 year ago

Nighty night all!

Brian

1 year ago

I actually want the 3/8 milwaukee impact next... that thing is a beast for a 3/8

Chris Bailey

1 year ago

It's nice to not wake up the neighbors, but probably not priority #1 in Huxlandia.

Casey

1 year ago

notice the head chonk on the impact one, this ones the extended neck ratchet https://www.milwaukeetool.com/Products/Power-Tools/Fastening/Ratchets/2560-20

Chris Bailey

1 year ago

The Ryobi battery life has been alright. We can do about a .25 acre lot on a single battery and just keep a second around to swap if it dies. It's not amazing, but it does the job.