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@@barbara1314 I have had this dolly for years now and only use it on occasion. I don’t think they were super built mostly just attaching the Milwaukee name on. It is like other dollies made exactly like this.

@@atgexpo that was the first time I tried it and the fit is actually not that great. I have not had the time or need to really mess with it that much since then so I do not have a lot of data to respond back to you with some of the possibilities

@@Zach-sg5uu thank you Zach, I was just lucky to walk in there and see them on sale

@@brandonmeredith4602 Thant seems pretty cool as well ✌️

@@aussiegruber86 I agree with you, you are absolutely correct 👍

EXCELLENT 💪🏽 thank you for your comment🙏🏽🙂✌️

I thought about making the wood plate match, but I was too lazy and wanted to keep it pushing since I had so many other things to do. That is very interesting to know that the 8 inch wheels assist you with rolling through gravel. Thank you for taking the time to leave a cool comment 🙏🏽🙂💪🏽

@@ICARUSBNCLAN 👏👏👏 I like your idea 😉👍🙂✌️

@@linda-lee73 😄 it is unfortunate that that little pesky court is giving you such issues. Before the hammer may be place it in the corner for some time out and it might respond better. I have had this car for a while but only utilize it sparingly it's okay. For me it does operate enough to allow basic utilization of it. Someone else also mentioned that the wheels kept retracting on them

@@linda-lee73 good thing we have the ability to choose to share OUR content the way we want. Maybe you should apply for the content police that way you can only allow content to be uploaded the way you like it 😉✌️

I have not really been on RUclips that much. I apologize for the long delay. I tried to look it up, but I did not see the caster size. I will guess 3 inches but that particular rolling dolly comes with those casters.

​@@noprojustsharing Thank you for your reply. It seems to be 3" and in the meantime I have built my own with 3" castors as well.

@ Sounds nice👏👍🙂✌️

@@liyo3677 this video and this unit is very old, but I still use it on occasion. Yes, I have used it to the highest charge rate 15 A and have used it to jumpstart a couple of vehicles.

Thank you for answering back much appreciated, you have any video of using this device either for jump charging or actually battery charging? Keep up the good work!!!

@@lisaspears2807 from my experience once a small load is placed on a cart, It usually keeps the wheels straight. The cart is seems to be very geared towards the convenience of the wheels being retracted and deployed quickly. For storage, it is fantastic, but if you need your car to be more stationary consistently, then I will suggest a small butt fixed wheel cart that would be more adequate for your needs and remove the problem of the wheels retracting. Thank you for your comment.

@@WendyWhite-r7t thank you Wendy. You might be on to a very ingenious idea. This channel was started for me to learn how to upload videos not to really be a pro professional how to channel but the idea of uploading videos requested for donations sound like a really good idea since it’s a tremendous amount of work to upload these videos. Thank you for your comment. I can’t exactly recall, but I think there is another video I have showing how to load the stapler✌️

@@ohshit4607 😆😆 too bad your literacy level does not allow you to read in all caps that the video title states Not A Demo Video but I completely understand. It’s quite a few people with two first cousins as parents from your area🙃thanks for giving me a comment to have some fun to respond to👍

Thanks for the comment, but I have not

You are absolutely correct. I have improved my tactics since then. Good thing this channel is named no pro just sharing🙂✌️

It's worth noting that it has a 5 year warranty on it.

@rgsniper2 they said it looked like I dropped it which cause the damage (not true) and wouldn't warrant it

I agree with you. I still use that same one to this day that I’ve now had for years. I guess like a lot of things most things are mostly good but sometimes you end up with the one that’s not great.

Fortunately, for me, the particular one I have I’ve used it for multiple years now and it’s still going pretty strong

That is unfortunate that the person told you that. If possible take it to a different location, I would try that as well.

Yes.great when my staples don't bend on compact 😮

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No not for those type

Having same issue. It's like the collet is in the closed position🤔

@@noelv1976 @mariojalata5259 There is a button on the milwuakee and most other compact routers i've looked into that locks the bit so it doesn't slip so you can use the supplied wrench to tighten/loosen. It's 100% a RTFM scenario. No shade. I will now share my embarrassing story: I bought the 'tool only' option. I thought it came with 2 bits. Come to find out, I was sitting there trying to put one of the screws thats used to put on one of the attachments for the dust extraction. 100% not a router bit. I found this knowledge out by going back up to home depot. They had to bring in the 'hardware expert' just for him to look at what I held in my hands, back up and me, and say that's a screw not a router bit. /bow i went back home and read the fucking manual :D

Same issue

I had the same issue and I was able to remove it and get the bits to go in there.

I finally got the collet to work. I unscrewed out the collet nut then got a pair of plier and pulled the collet out. It was so tight and took some effort to remove. Once the collet is out, I just reinsert it and the collet nut. I was then able to insert the bit before tightening the nut.

@@johnxenofontos1058 yes that can be a issue if you specifically only need cool white. Since my need for lighting varies the warm light have been good enough to make the light worth it for my applications after years of utilizing it now. Thanks for the comment ✌️

Bought one yesterday off FB Marketplace for $20. Mine is yellow and is 2/10/20/35 I am reconditioning a sulfated deep cycle battery now and I feel good about it. I have a Schumacher and it is just a charger and says full but the battery is not holding a charge. I tried just to charge with this one and it sent an F03 which said either bad cell or sulfated battery. Says to recondition for 48 Hours.

First recondition cycle complete doing another just because I can.

2 recondition cycles and then a charge cycle which didn’t take long and the battery will hold under load. I am very pleased. This was a leisure battery on an RV and I believe it will continue to work without having to replace it. I am very pleased.