expired Posted by Camtron1987 • Nov 13, 2021
Nov 13, 2021 2:06 AM
Item 1 of 6
Item 1 of 6
expired Posted by Camtron1987 • Nov 13, 2021
Nov 13, 2021 2:06 AM
RIDGID 18V Brushless Cordless 3"x18" Belt Sander + 2.0Ah Battery & Charger
& More + Free S&H$139
$247
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Corded one is $74.99
18v: https://www.directtools
Corded: https://www.directtools
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Corded one is $74.99
18v: https://www.directtools
Corded: https://www.directtools
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Before ordering I looked and DTO was $82.49 for the factory blemished and the flat $10 shipping would make it $92.49. If you value the battery then Home Depot would be the better deal again. I was already wanting to buy the 2x 4.0Ah batteries for $99 but I didn't think I really *needed* two. One makes me happy. Tool-only is $129, I thought of it as $10 more for a 4.0Ah battery, not quite free. Would a deal like that come up often, Brushless belt sander tool + free 4.0Ah battery?
I ordered first and thought about it second. I still feel good about the purchase but it made me realize how niche my need is. I am a hobbyist working out of my half of a two-car garage with a single power outlet. Reviews say I can get about 20 minutes on a 4.0Ah battery, others like those in this post say it can be as low as 10 minutes. I think that will jive for my use. I don't need to worry about blowing that damn fuse while running the shopvac along with a 6.5A belt sander on my single fuse.
Since I was in the market for both a belt sander and a battery I believe it's a good deal. I'm glad to have the LSA as well. I have one question about the LSA and the battery: Could I use the serial number on my old 4.0Ah battery (assuming it's the same exact model) when registering the LSA? That battery is likely to need replacing sooner than the new one.
If you were to use the serial number of your old 4.0, then your new battery would not be covered. In either case, one battery would not be covered.
Why take the risk that that LSA will somehow know that the serial number on your old 4.0 was made before they started allowing batteries to be covered by LSA?
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