Let's See Them Chips !!!!

[dall]

I specialize in Fluids Processing.


Mornings is coffee, evenings is whiskey.

So you come here start stuff and then try to be a smart ass ?
Don’t you remember the one thread where you was running your mouth about us being dicks ?
It’s just beginning

 

[sawmikaze]

I specialize in Fluids Processing.


Mornings is coffee, evenings is whiskey.

No wonder you're the animal you are.

 

[WI_Hedgehog]

So you come here start stuff and then try to be a smart ass ?
Don’t you remember the one thread where you was running your mouth about us being dicks ?
It’s just beginning

I've made the ranks of the OEP Elite?
That was easy.

What's next, a slacker competition?

 

[Lnk]

I've made the ranks of the OEP Elite?
That was easy.

What's next, a slacker competition?

What does OEP mean?

 

[dall]

I've made the ranks of the OEP Elite?
That was easy.

What's next, a slacker competition?

youd lose there too
because thats all you are

 

[WI_Hedgehog]

What does OEP mean?

It means I've already started slackin'.

 

[sawmikaze]

I've made the ranks of the OEP Elite?
That was easy.

What's next, a slacker competition?

You have to master putting 3 hours a year on your tools and then having big opinions about them.

You can do it.

 

[WI_Hedgehog]

You have to master putting 3 hours a year on your tools and then having big opinions about them.

You can do it.

Does waxing count?
(Dallas : Don't answer that.)

 

[Woodpecker]

youd lose there too
because thats all you are

Does waxing count?
(Dallas : Don't answer that.)

You two should get a room

 

[dall]

You two should get a room

you should just fill in for me there

 

[Woodpecker]

you should just fill in for me there

I’m not into burbtards

 

[sawmikaze]

Does waxing count?
(Dallas : Don't answer that.)

 

[dall]

I’m not into burbtards

lol me either

 

[Woodpecker]

lol me either

 

[lehman live edge slab]

I had a thought just recently, was wondering to myself why someone who rubs elbows with a large corporations executives would be afraid to buy the big batteries because they may fail and he read bad reviews. If someone truly knew all these executives should be no issue getting a 200-250$ battery replaced.

 

[Woodpecker]

I had a thought just recently, was wondering to myself why someone who rubs elbows with a large corporations executives would be afraid to buy the big batteries because they may fail and he read bad reviews. If someone truly knew all these executives should be no issue getting a 200-250$ battery replaced.

 

[WI_Hedgehog]

I had a thought just recently, was wondering to myself why someone who rubs elbows with a large corporations executives would be afraid to buy the big batteries because they may fail and he read bad reviews. If someone truly knew all these executives should be no issue getting a 200-250$ battery replaced.

I think the first time or two it wouldn't be an issue, the third time would probably get annoying, and when they're out of warranty I'd likely have to buy new ones, as the saw is tied to using their batteries.

High capacity battery failures coupled with the corporate mentality of basically screwing contractors on the warranty was something I found dishonest to the point of not buying their chainsaw or PackOut system, even heavily discounted.

 

[sawmikaze]

I think the first time or two it wouldn't be an issue, the third time would probably get annoying, and when they're out of warranty I'd likely have to buy new ones, as the saw is tied to using their batteries.

High capacity battery failures coupled with the corporate mentality of basically screwing contractors on the warranty was something I found dishonest to the point of not buying their chainsaw or PackOut system, even heavily discounted.

How many batteries do you use a day while you process fluid ?

One of my best friends is a Plumber and has spoken very highly of their PackOut system.

 

[sawmikaze]

I had a thought just recently, was wondering to myself why someone who rubs elbows with a large corporations executives would be afraid to buy the big batteries because they may fail and he read bad reviews. If someone truly knew all these executives should be no issue getting a 200-250$ battery replaced.

That's like when Jason rubbed peckers with the shareholders at Bojangles and had all those buy 1 get 2 free coupons.

 

[Loony661]

I think the first time or two it wouldn't be an issue, the third time would probably get annoying, and when they're out of warranty I'd likely have to buy new ones, as the saw is tied to using their batteries.

High capacity battery failures coupled with the corporate mentality of basically screwing contractors on the warranty was something I found dishonest to the point of not buying their chainsaw or PackOut system, even heavily discounted.

How many batteries have you had, fail? I run the piss outta my Milwaukee 18v 1/2” impact, and also run the 4 1/2” angle grinder a lot also. Batteries are still top notch. Only Milwaukee item that’s ever failed for me, was the dual 18v/12v charger.