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Yes I hear you
Many specific Klein stuff I just go to ebay.ca which is American vendors for the most anyways
I just order from them
Actually its cheaper because you don't have to drive to pickup...

Yes okay
good luck to you if you do it
I did it for 20 years + independant contractor
Bought a lot of tools thru the Ltd. company

Ah so you do supply "some" drills then
No tech is going to buy a Hilti on his own as an employee unless a large tool allowance

How many 1" holes in a day(thru concrete) does the average hvac tech...

So your're trying to tell me that you expect to use a 18 volt cordless drill , set on hammer function with a 1/2"-1" concrete bit to go thru concrete walls?
No wonder tools don't last long and so...

wow I never asked any tech to buy a drill

So if you need a drill to go thru concrete?
That is a drill after all

Like if a companies customers need 1" to 3' holes made in concrete who buys...

Actually you yourself shouldn't even have to be buying any of these tools personally period unless you are a sub contractor.

They, the drills and major tools are supposed to be supplied by the...

I have had V-28 milwaukee set but even with them the batteries are the issue.

As for buddies tools failing

Ridgid did fix them for free

So their warranty is valid if you fill it out...

Thats right Ridgid are not USA made

Ridgid like new Milwaukee cordless are made in China

You may have the narrow profile battereis,not as good there larger cousins.

There is 2 types of batteries for the 18v Ridgids.

If the company you work for pays for a new drill every 2 years that fine ..........if YOU have to pay for it every two years whos the sucker?:LOL:

As I posted I do know that they stand behind their warranty IF you took the time to send in everything AND regsiter on their site.

But a lot of people don't take the time

Also if you keep your...

Wow you seem to have a lot trouble with tools, Flukes and now these.:grin2:
No one is delibrately trying to screw you.

Do you own a set of these tools?


I do and have friends that have them.

I used to have Milwaukee V-28's


Milwaukee and Ridgid are owned by the same company now.

Probably the best way to do it using approved tools

Additionally if in a plant use the necessary PPE for the job

Yes that was done a fair bit

Sometimes us kids would go down to find items and woe betide if the jars were left on the workbench and it contents strewn on the bench

Yes they probably are but keep in mind you are new to this game and there is always something new coming out.
I have bought, used and or borrowed, taken apart and looked at their innards of one or...

Yeah been there..done it.
Can't see one physically in this area at a wholesalers

Once fieldpiece gets some Ontario wholesalers up I can physically see them.
Currently some trane dealers carry them and some don't.
I will just have to wait to see them in the physical.

I own a 28II and the meters are close but the 28II takes double A batts and the 87 still takes a 9volt

Also fuses you can get at on 28II without removing the whole case, their in a fuse...

Though I don't support it for this discussion wasn't there a saying that
Two heads are better than one?::DD:

And you don't have to be older....
I trained a young apprentice in the 70's on oil and he would be late for his own funneral:yes:

He also walked into an apartment wall at eye level! :confused:
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actually this one, the one i used for many years:

http://www.tequipment.net/AmprobeRS-1.asp


Problem with the older meters no cat rates and safety people in some places check what you bring in.

Use an old BD Wait here, 40thou, 2 burner
Its pretty old but has a new CI burner in it
We barbeque all winter

I got this barbeque in exchange for a debt I was owed over 15 years ago
It has the...

Remember the RS1 Amprobe clamp on did ohms with the separate adaptor(for the battery and fuse),volts ac and amps ac. built in magnifier

Also the Amprobe electronic thermometer with a d'arsonal...

yes those ideals I have a couple sizes of ideal part #34 0200a should get it