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Thats what really irritates me about those Milwaukee f****g fan boys... their product has to be the best. I have a mix of m12 and 20v tools and whenever I complain about any m12 product, these crybabies come out in bunches... "mine works as expected.... very happy with mine...... I can live with that shit..... Just like that shitty hyped up m12 gen 2 stubby came out. They knew they f****d up so one month in, they put it on sale. Knowing very well, people will have to buy their other expensive 5 HO batteries with max 2 minutes of continuous runtime. I had m12 gen1, bought gen2... returned it.

What I’m amazed with with the power shovel is with the heavier snow it works even better

Sounds like a hoover 😂

I wish the power shovel had adjustable skid plates.

I just received mine on Monday and used the brush today (North Dakota). The bristle attachment is much heavier than I thought. It kinda kicked my ass with 3-4 inches on my sidewalk. I really liked your video. I had the same results with both tools.

No mulching! No mulching! I have to bag my grass when mowing cuz all mulching does is leave huge piles of grass on my lawn that then turns brown and clogs up the lawn, killing all the rest of the lawn. It becomes thick thatch clogging up the grass. Then it takes 10 times the work trying to de-thatch my lawn. Apparently this has something to do with the type of soil that I have and where I live. It's not mulch friendly. I have tried mulching my grass as opposed to bagging it and then spent the whole rest of the next summer de-thatching my lawn so that it was not brown and dead looking. I also have to bag up my leaves. This would take weeks and I live in a neighborhood with a small to medium yard. My trees also don't drop all their leaves till mid December (I live in Michigan) so it's snowing and 10 below 0 by then. In the spring I have a huge mess to deal with all the leaves that drop when it is snowing and too cold to do yard work. I now pay a company to come and use blowers and machines to pick them up, it takes them about 2 hours when it would take me probably 40 to 60 hours of raking and bagging. I would rather work my job those 40-60 hours than spend that time dealing with leaves. The little money I spend for them to do it is well worth it. Mulching doesn't work for everyone. Kudos to those that are lucky enough to be able to do it cuz raking and bagging is a huge pain.

dude. $1000 snow blower is also expensive. what's your point. also ego showev can be had for $350 now. for sub 2" of snow it'll be great alternative to shoveling. and don't get me started on back and forth motion - i already do that with my snowblower.

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Wulcea. Amazon. Really nice jacket. More heat zones. Cheaper. If you can find a dc adapter you could probably use Milwaukee batteries if you wanted. Highest setting you feel it indoors. Outside. Not really. Pockets make good hand warmers however.

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No I'm just prepping to be a homeowner one day and I want to know what kind of grass will resist Texas heat and be soft

Why don’t they heat the pockets anymore?

You need the bigger blower.

The grass actually looks better than I thought it would, but I can’t say I’m a fan of that color. I love tall fescue and the modern cultivars are so much better with color, disease resistance, drought resistance, texture, etc… GCI laterally spreading tall fescue is ~$150 shipped for 45 pounds. To me, that extra price is worth it.

This thing is perfect for smaller areas. I’ve used it on my parking pad a couple times and it’s way better than shoveling and better than the corded snowblower I used once - hated the cord!! This is a tool perfect for smaller areas and the fact that its power head can be used for other tasks is even better.

Are the CAN bus decoders needed for every single bulb or just the ones that do the "Daytime running/low beam" ?

Stand your ground! Mulch changes the acidity of the soil. Can be a lawn killer. And the wet grass mat will kill grass. I made an offset hitch for my mower. I mowed / mulched leaves and the discharge was shredded leaves. The offset hitch put the whirly brush catcher in line with the mower discharge chute. Very efficient.

Lowe's has duster on a pole that works well

removing them is easy, why do they keep coming back?

My heated pockets for the venustas don’t feel heated. Is it just me or is it the jacket?

Axis is just a hoodie with "ripstop" If you want an actual jacket, get a toughshell. Also, it looks loose on you.

just the review i was looking for thx man

The double Loop trap that you put into the Run works the best I've tried the others that junk they fall apart I usually get about 40 a year. They're made in Southern Michigan

yep, I agree. The hoodie is just bad. It has a temp that is just above body temp when set on high after 10 minutes as seen on my FLIR camera, barely over 99 F on a manikin in a 75 F room.

Finally a critical review.... I have the 2021 version- the one that had the pass through and the final one with the colors- I think that was the very best jacket they made. Comfortable interior lining and heated zones that worked. Its gotten too expensive though

The battery isn't even that bad.. after the first time wearing it you don't really notice it's there.

@ 6:33 he busts out 50,000 from his save

Electrician by trade here. Over 30 years in the field and I'm a Milwaukee fan boy. I've got it all. Including the heated gear. And you are exactly right. Just not that good. What I found works is the Heated Hoodie covered by a regular Carhartt or Ariat vest to keep those coils next to your body. So in the Minnesota winters, I wear a long sleeve Carhartt shirt, the Milwaukee heated hoodie, and then an Ariat vest over that. That'll get me thru most of the winter. When the wind chill hits -40 below, I'll but on a big Carhartt coat overtop of it all. It works for me. Thanks for the video.

Im just imagining trying to get past TSA with 3 layers of m12 heated gear on 😂 not a good look

Your too skinny. You need to buy one size smaller.

Stop wearing layers under the coils. I work outside in all temps doing gas main. Tshirt, heated hoodie, extreme weather carhart, and thermal lined pants. Im good in a snow storm and comfortably for 10+ hour shift.

I like the jacket its good for 20-30 for me. The hoodie i use for work and use a coat over it ao it holds the heat. You do not want lots of layers between you and the coils

I don’t know I have one and I’m in Saskatchewan. It seems to keep me warm. The battery doesn’t last me that long. So I need more than one for a day.

spending more money on milwaukee brand jacket, to use the lumpy batteries you already have... rather than buying a better jacket to begin with

neat tools, never seen one of those compost roller, gotta get me one of those blade sharpening jigs

Works great for me keep me perfect temp

Just caught your thumbnail and had to check this out. I work for my local water dept and we are constantly digging in customers yards. We found this seed at our local farm store a few years ago and the stuff for us is just amazing! The stuff will grow with no care it seems and 9 out of 10 times, our patch looks better than the rest of the yard. We literally seed it, throw some straw down and leave. We've had several calls wanting to know what we use! We are in central Illinois so I don't know if that makes a difference or not but the stuff has been great for us!

Screw bagging. Get some mulching blades and have a Chute Blocker on and mow it like you would normally. Free composte on your lawn or anyone else's.

If you want grass that looks like the How the Grinch stole Christmas.......... K31 is for you

I would not wanna be his neighbor in the fall

I have the same EGO shovel and yes it is heavy for a driveway use but I have a 28" 2-stage snow blower for that job. This unit was to be portable for the main and second floor balconies. Does it work well? No! Because the balconies have a joined walls where the 45 degree angle still cause the snow to hit the walls and not out of the balconies and it also crap the asphalt floor on the second floor balcony while not able to eject the snow over the balcony railings without hitting the railings first that stops the snow escaping. I was almost going to buy the new EGO SNT2130 single stage snow blower with skid shoes just to keep it on the second floor balcony but stumbled onto the Garant 62V cordless snow shovel. It has a 1939 "Monster" turbine snow blower train design (still in service & used once a decay) using a 62V 4.0Ah USB-A port build-in battery with hand 4 height adjustable vertical angle & 180 degree horizontal rotation chute while also has a set of height adjustable skid shoes all at 5 Lb less weight at the head of the snow shovel with 5 year warranty. This unit will allow the shovel to clear snow right against the wall while throwing snow 90 degree off the balcony railings without scratching the surface of the floor at ~16 Lb weight with included shoulder strap. I have added a Darwin Gripe 5.0 so it will be much more ergonomically to my back during operation. Not sure this product is available in US or internationally as it is a Canadian invention from the snowy city of Montreal and sold in RONA; however, the red color battery & charger design & shape looks identical but in green to the US Green Machine sold in Home Depot.

Voles are field mice. They reproduce in a 5 year cycle. Cut your grass really short 1.5 -2”in the fall until snow cover. Ground freezes. So they can’t use insulating snow cover to create runs. Deeper the snow longer grass more runs. Disrupt runs by shoveling or blowing a path between lawn and house. Set multiple traps along the sides of house in spring to winter and especially around the corners. They seem to only travel close along the house for cover. Good luck ‼️

My daughter works for a global construction company. She told me that none of her coworkers wear luxury goods. They seem to focus on the kislux high-quality small boutique companies that make goods cheaper than the iconic luxury brands. There are lots of options. If you don't want to pay those high prices, there are a lot of great bags for just a few hundred dollars, not thousands.

Your process is good 👍👍. I do something similar with my Husqvarna YTH18542.... Except I switched to mulching blades (that still work well with the bagger) and a mulch plug. So for the last step, I mulch remaining leaves into the lawn. 😊😊

just don't buy a Husqvarna - overrated and if you have any issues there customer service is non reachable - their online only virtual Teck will send you to the nearest service center. waste of time & money - very disappointed in Husqvarna - we learn from our experiences.

They should make heated hoodies for full figured men

Your like it but you don't . In The videos it seams to work fine

I use Oregon Gator high lift mulching blades, and then run across with the regular grass catcher. Whole yard fits in 2 bags - raked or swept would have been over 8 bags.

Oh yeah, I have a neighbor that blows them all into the street. I know of two other people that do it a quarter mile away. It makes for dangerous braking, that's for sure. I have had one neighbor - a guy, blow their leaves around a fence onto another lady's property making double the work for her. It's disgusting. Btw, it looks like you have plenty of oaks and oak leaves are like leather. They don't mulch well at all. They're not like maples or locust leaves that break down easily. What are you doing with your leaves, just leaving them in your more wooded area to keep down weeds?