Now I could see the difference between the Lippert ones and the National. The only problem is the price. I won't mind paying $20 per seal if wasn't because repacking the bearing has to be done once a year and I can not re-use the back seals.

how do you test for low voltage?

Imagine stumbling into Steve on some random channel and realizing he’s been two-timing Mobile RV Tech Services over here on “Twisted Toolbox”. When you thought you knew people…😂🤦🏾‍♂️

I think you missed your mark lol

I'd love to get a comparison between this 60v string trimmer and the Dewalt 20v string trimmer. I realize there must be a power difference, but I'm wondering what exactly the 20v can't do that the 60v can. Like you cut some tree shoots with the 60v, which is nice. Can the 20v do that?

18v Milwaukee > 20v Dewalt 60v Dewalt > 18v Milwaukee

Top vs rear handle isn't a great comparison. Fyi, the reason the top handle has a shorter bar is their made for using up in trees, not on the ground.

Picked up the dewalt for 97 bucks at Home Depot thanks

Even two years later, I still believe the 5ah is the best value,I do have a few larger batteries for specitools , I mostly use 5ah I have a dozenn of them

It's ( oregon) not oregooon...but keep up the videos..slow down tho..you go too fast to keep up or listen carefully

I have been using this saw heavily almost since its release. It copes with what i throw at it and has withstood dirt and water. I have it in the digger to deal with any tree roots, branches pipes bits of steel etc. The compact size makes it really easy to stow and more practical than a bigger reciprocating saw or a chainsaw. In thick material cutting to the tools limits it doesn't bog down to any great degree but it isnt quite as fast as the full size reciprocating saw. The only advantage of the full size model is if doing repeated cuts but for the occasional cut even of thick material, this tool does it.

From my experience, brushed tools last longer, simply because when they need repairing, you just replace the two brushes and tool is good to go again. When brushless tools wear out, the whole circuit board and magnets need replacing and it's cheaper to just buy a new brushless tool. Brushed tools have a few advantages too. Maybe old school is sometimes better.

Oregon, not Or a gone... 🤨

Thanks added value for me

Love the video, BUT those saws are not even in the same league, the dewalt NEVER stood a chance. Right now that Dewalt is $90 and the Milwaukee is $300

Pretty sure my UK batteries say 18v on them

Just Like He Says!!! A Pretty Decent Multimeter. Gets The Job Done.

I have it and love it. Eating sandwiches gets old real quick, great video man!

minutes on a 5ah battery?

I still don’t get how they do an extra AH without adding weight. I mean the 4ah is even slightly larger if you compare them

The 5ah battery has 10 cells and so its possible to replace cells in a bad battery using better cells to make it a 6ah battery. The battery I like is the 4ah compact because I can fit a hammer drill, impact driver, and multi tool in my bag at once.

Can this meter measure and hold starting amps?

is hog ring the same as friction?

I bought one. But, it cannot drill a concrete wall. I'm really disappointed.

You didn’t say which was best!!!!!

Great video and great information

I hate the hog ring

Thanks for the precious information…I have a Honda HRV 2025 I think that is gonna be good…what do you think? Thanks again! Jocelyn.

Can you use a 7 inch wheel (with the 7/8 arbor) on a 4.5" with a 5/8th arbor. I can only think that the lower RPM on a 7inch may cause the disk to snap or break under the higher rpm (10,500rpm) of a 4.5" grinder? If the 7/8 disk fits then would a 7inch dust shroud be acceptable for safety purposes while gaining the vacuum feature also??

Too much talking can you show how fast it cuts and how long the battery last.

My cL 390 always reads 1.27 or say amps when I’m clamping is the meter bad I know it’s pulling way more then that I put the meter on 40amps and then tried 400 amp setting and it’s the same for DC voltage

Calling every Reciprocating saw a Sawzall is like calling all cars Ford. Start a trend in the US, call it by its functional name…A Recip saw.

I agree, the 5AH is where it is at for 90% of users out there. 😊😎🇺🇸👍

Cut only for 7 minutes? Whatt😮😂

only for string trimmer can't use blade?

for wimps lmao

This is a great video! Thanks a lot. 2 years old but still great! I heard that the DeWalt Clutch is not working properly, especially on the lowest settings like gear 1 and clutch 1. For example, you're working with cabinet doors and you're just driving some small screws. Instead of stopping when it faces a resistance it just goes all the way down. No matter if it's set to the most sensitive settings. Have you faced something similar?

How much is the cost of that kit,am in Nairobi Kenya, how can I get it

I have really loved your expoxy

I had one of those 20 volt dewalt for 4 years it's a good little saw, I put on a 16-inch Oregon bar & a 16 inch Oregon chain, the stock 12 inch bar and chain is kind of useless. I Actually talked to a DeWalt & Milwaukee authorized factory technician, he said the saw was designed to leak as it doesn't have a pump for bar oil like a gas-powered saw, your best thing to do is empty the bar oil out when you're done using the saw.

Great review thanks!

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From my understanding, the 5/8" arbor refers to the spindle. You can actually measure it with a ruler, from outside thread to outside thread. The backing flare nut step diameter, used to fit inside a grinding wheel, is the 7/8" . So when shopping for grinding wheels you go by the size of the disc, and the diameter of the flare nut step (not the arbor size).

I own the Dewalt and used the Milwaukee recently. My favorite battery saw is the Black and Decker. But it's the chain that does the cutting the rest is personal preference! I subscribed to your channel. Great content!

Great video thank you

Good video, Sir. Thank you

We use one of these to do trail maintenance, which is usually only 1 or 2 trees at a time. Works perfect for that. Still need the gas saw for the biggest trees, but this thing has no trouble cutting the full depth of the blade and is way more convenient. The 12ah batteries have been an issue though, been through a few of them in two saws.

Another fantastic video!!

Impressive amount of detail in that video.

So I buy one..now waht? do I need special sockets or what to use with it? I need the "so you know nothing about the Impact world" teach me from A-Z