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Select Home Depot Stores: - Ridgid.1/2 in Impact Wrech + 4.0Ah battery & charger - $98 - In-Store Purchase Only

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Select Home Depot Stores have Ridgid R86215K [homedepot.com] 18V 1/2 in Impact Wrench with 4.0Ah Li-Ion Battery and charger marked down to $98. Brickseek shows this on clearance and appears to accurately match in-store inventory for zip 30306. I can confirm there were 5 as of 2/3/24 at the Midtown Atlanta GA location, 30306, store 0159). I also saw a couple at the Merchants Walk store in Roswell, GA. Located on the endcap of tool aisle.

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Select Home Depot Stores have Ridgid R86215K [homedepot.com] 18V 1/2 in Impact Wrench with 4.0Ah Li-Ion Battery and charger marked down to $98. Brickseek shows this on clearance and appears to accurately match in-store inventory for zip 30306. I can confirm there were 5 as of 2/3/24 at the Midtown Atlanta GA location, 30306, store 0159). I also saw a couple at the Merchants Walk store in Roswell, GA. Located on the endcap of tool aisle.

https://brickseek.com/home-depot-...=320283450

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Gor32
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disregard. op linked to wrong product originally.

Ok if you need one now, but this is not brushless and has a regular battery.
Last edited by Gor32 February 5, 2024 at 10:07 AM.
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Hogan773
11 months ago
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Quote from Gor32 :
Ok if you need one now, but this is not brushless and has a regular battery.
So OP linked the wrong one of it's not an 86012K
11 months ago
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davedumontier
11 months ago
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I tried the Midtown store but they said they didn't have any. Heck
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ghostparasites
11 months ago
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whats up with brickseek not showing the prices now?
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tvc3909
11 months ago
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This is the one. Your friend has shared a link to a Home Depot product they think you would be interested in seeing.



https://www.homedepot.com/p/RIDGI.../320283450
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JamesG9408
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Quote from tvc3909 :
This is the one. Your friend has shared a link to a Home Depot product they think you would be interested in seeing.



https://www.homedepot.com/p/RIDGI.../320283450
Thanks @tvc3909 @hogan773. Corrected HD link above. 500ft lbs vs 650 ft lbs.
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JamesG9408
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Quote from davedumontier :
I tried the Midtown store but they said they didn't have any. Heck
They had at least 6 on the endcap on Saturday 2/3. I saw one at the Merchants Walk Store in Roswell, if you want to try to find it there. Same spot (endcap of the tool aisle)

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nhowc
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I 've owned this combo for a while. I've yet run into a bolt/nut that this would not turn with minimal effort. For 99.999% of jobs this will work. I've gone to pull-your-part auto yards and have removed the rustiest of bolts from brake calipers, suspensions, and lugs, as well as taking off and putting on support cables/beams for homes, patios, and garage foundations.

Next to a pack of $3 condoms, it's easily one of the best purchases I've ever made.
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Jacads
11 months ago
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Quote from ghostparasites :
whats up with brickseek not showing the prices now?
To think they wanted to charge for their crappy program at one time
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fe1ix
11 months ago
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I saw this in store and was tempted. I've got the standard Ridgid brushless impact... think this is worth the additional investment? I don't really work on cars ever
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TenseHamster4473
11 months ago
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Quote from fe1ix :
I saw this in store and was tempted. I've got the standard Ridgid brushless impact... think this is worth the additional investment? I don't really work on cars ever
Ymmv but for many household tasks, you could use a socket adapter or nut turner in your impact driver to turn bolts like an impact wrench. You may run into trouble with very large bolts, rusted/stuck or auto parts with high tension. The Ridgid subcompact driver converts to 150 ft/lb which isn't nothing.

For example - I've used mine to take a couple bolts out of the kids treehouse for repairs. It works without much sweat. It would *probably* take the wheel lugs off a small car but nothing larger.

If you don't have a real need, maybe skip this and wait for a deeper discount from a bundle hack if you just like collecting.
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OrangeHill884
11 months ago
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Quote from Jacads :
To think they wanted to charge for their crappy program at one time
That website is owned/ran by idiots. They are actively sinking and destroying their own product. The login process is arcane as well.
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morbie
11 months ago
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Quote from fe1ix :
I saw this in store and was tempted. I've got the standard Ridgid brushless impact... think this is worth the additional investment? I don't really work on cars ever
If you are looking for an excuse to spend money then yea get it. But will a DIYer actually ever need an impact wrench? Probably not.

BTW: Does anyone know if the normal price is actually $327 or is that a big markup?

Edit: why did some wanker downvote me for no reason?
Last edited by morbie February 6, 2024 at 04:35 PM.
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Timless
11 months ago
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Quote from fe1ix :
I saw this in store and was tempted. I've got the standard Ridgid brushless impact... think this is worth the additional investment? I don't really work on cars ever
nope.

this is mainly for cars, and vehicles. For household use, only that anode rod on a water heater would need something like this. That's replaced once every few years or maybe never.
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TRUMP_XD
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Got this for 58 bucks on the formerly good DTOs deals last year.. not a Time Machine post, just adding for reference point
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