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Milwaukee Tools Serial Number Date Code 5,6/10 4067 votes
Milwaukee portable electric power tool serial numbers are thirteen [13] characters in an alpha / numeric structure which allows for the determination of the proper.
Original review: March 2, 2019 I had the M12 1/4 ratchet that the anvil broke. It was still under warranty but they would not repair it unless I paid $86.90 and $15.00 to ship it back to me. Why should I pay $101.90 for a repair on a tool that should be under warranty when they are around $120.00 new with charger and 2 batteries.
I ask them to send it back and I would repair it myself but they told me it was disassembled because it was dangerous. Will never have that brand in my home or shop again. Original review: Oct.
27, 2018 I've bought a Gen 3 combo (cordless drill with cordless impact driver 2997-22) a couple of month back and been using it almost every day since. The impact driver is really good. Lots of torque. The drill is also powerful but it has a few design problems. First: the heat. It becomes quite warm bordering on hot after only a few minutes of use. Poor air circulation inside the tool.
It doesn't prevent it from working as it should though, it just makes holding the tool uncomfortable. Second: the electronic clutch system for the screw mode. It doesn't work very well, being way too strong even at the lowest clutch setting for more delicate work. And very often the clutch won't engage at all at low setting, resulting in damaged screw head or sinked too low. Give me a standard ratcheting clutch over this any day. And on my unit, the chuck run out is rather high.
Poor quality and design from such an expensive tool. The impact driver must have been designed after the drill, obviously, because it runs much cooler since it has additional air vents, which are missing on the drill. Expensive for what it offers. Original review: Oct. 22, 2018 I can't believe all the neg reviews, like 12 of them lol. Of course no one writes anything unless something bad happens, right? I'm here to set the record straight.
As a professional contractor in the Metalworking industry as well of rough carpentry, I put these tools through the paces, and probably well beyond intended design. Product realization means a lot to me, and I'm all about finding out if Milwaukee is full of it or not. They are absolutely the best in class, regarding the Fuel Gen2 and Gen3 series, period.
I've had repair issues and the eService was fast and seamless. Milwaukee are the most expensive Prosumer tools on that are sold in Big-box stores, and ya get what you pay for. I'm sure now and then a ** falls through the cracks. But if it's a tool you purchased and it's not a Fuel series tool (because you're too cheap to buy one) then that's on you.
Those a junk, I'll admit. Buy once, cry once. Stop being little twats crying about the tools and service. Original review: Aug. 28, 2018 So I bought about $1000 worth of fuel tools a few at a time.
Had good luck for a while then my 1/4 impact broke down. 2 weeks to get it fixed. Then my grinder broke (about 6 months old). Took it in and was told parts to fix it are in back order till the end of October.
So I called and the only response I got from Milwaukee was 'I'm sorry if parts are on backorder. I'm unable to do anything else'. My response was, 'Do you have another grinder?' To which I was replied yes. I said, 'Then send me one and take mine back.' 'Oh I'm sorry I won't be able to do that.
You'll just have to wait'. Customer service is everything these days and Milwaukee misses badly on it. Wizard of oz muny script pdf.
Telling me I just have to wait (over two months) to use my $300 tool is ridiculous. I'm going to buy more tools but you can bet they won't be red! Save yourself a headache and buy another brand!!
Original review: May 27, 2018 I have purchased several Milwaukee tools and they don't last at all. They look the part, but are not even half as good as cheap domestic tools. The last purchase was a Milwaukee C12MT-0 M12 multi tool, this packed up after just a couple of uses. To cut a long story short, this happen 3 times in a row and each time was replaced. The last time (NOW THE 4th) it packed up after 5 mins, this time they replaced the motor, the head and several other components.
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Milwaukee Tools Serial Number Date Code 5,6/10 4067 votes
Milwaukee portable electric power tool serial numbers are thirteen [13] characters in an alpha / numeric structure which allows for the determination of the proper.
Original review: March 2, 2019 I had the M12 1/4 ratchet that the anvil broke. It was still under warranty but they would not repair it unless I paid $86.90 and $15.00 to ship it back to me. Why should I pay $101.90 for a repair on a tool that should be under warranty when they are around $120.00 new with charger and 2 batteries.
I ask them to send it back and I would repair it myself but they told me it was disassembled because it was dangerous. Will never have that brand in my home or shop again. Original review: Oct.
27, 2018 I've bought a Gen 3 combo (cordless drill with cordless impact driver 2997-22) a couple of month back and been using it almost every day since. The impact driver is really good. Lots of torque. The drill is also powerful but it has a few design problems. First: the heat. It becomes quite warm bordering on hot after only a few minutes of use. Poor air circulation inside the tool.
It doesn't prevent it from working as it should though, it just makes holding the tool uncomfortable. Second: the electronic clutch system for the screw mode. It doesn't work very well, being way too strong even at the lowest clutch setting for more delicate work. And very often the clutch won't engage at all at low setting, resulting in damaged screw head or sinked too low. Give me a standard ratcheting clutch over this any day. And on my unit, the chuck run out is rather high.
Poor quality and design from such an expensive tool. The impact driver must have been designed after the drill, obviously, because it runs much cooler since it has additional air vents, which are missing on the drill. Expensive for what it offers. Original review: Oct. 22, 2018 I can't believe all the neg reviews, like 12 of them lol. Of course no one writes anything unless something bad happens, right? I'm here to set the record straight.
As a professional contractor in the Metalworking industry as well of rough carpentry, I put these tools through the paces, and probably well beyond intended design. Product realization means a lot to me, and I'm all about finding out if Milwaukee is full of it or not. They are absolutely the best in class, regarding the Fuel Gen2 and Gen3 series, period.
I've had repair issues and the eService was fast and seamless. Milwaukee are the most expensive Prosumer tools on that are sold in Big-box stores, and ya get what you pay for. I'm sure now and then a ** falls through the cracks. But if it's a tool you purchased and it's not a Fuel series tool (because you're too cheap to buy one) then that's on you.
Those a junk, I'll admit. Buy once, cry once. Stop being little twats crying about the tools and service. Original review: Aug. 28, 2018 So I bought about $1000 worth of fuel tools a few at a time.
Had good luck for a while then my 1/4 impact broke down. 2 weeks to get it fixed. Then my grinder broke (about 6 months old). Took it in and was told parts to fix it are in back order till the end of October.
So I called and the only response I got from Milwaukee was 'I'm sorry if parts are on backorder. I'm unable to do anything else'. My response was, 'Do you have another grinder?' To which I was replied yes. I said, 'Then send me one and take mine back.' 'Oh I'm sorry I won't be able to do that.
You'll just have to wait'. Customer service is everything these days and Milwaukee misses badly on it. Wizard of oz muny script pdf.
Telling me I just have to wait (over two months) to use my $300 tool is ridiculous. I'm going to buy more tools but you can bet they won't be red! Save yourself a headache and buy another brand!!
Original review: May 27, 2018 I have purchased several Milwaukee tools and they don't last at all. They look the part, but are not even half as good as cheap domestic tools. The last purchase was a Milwaukee C12MT-0 M12 multi tool, this packed up after just a couple of uses. To cut a long story short, this happen 3 times in a row and each time was replaced. The last time (NOW THE 4th) it packed up after 5 mins, this time they replaced the motor, the head and several other components.