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" Milwaukee drill these products were the industry best. You paid more but they lasted. They were quality made and often past down from father to son. "

I can verify I have a Milwaukee angle drill and the date code is 1969 in my garage from my Dad ... the newer angle drills i used on a job recently for work ... all 3 are in a milk crate in my shop at work burned up and or the gears are stripped. Same with there sawzalls .... now Hilti is a different story .. the stuff last longer and if it burns up in the first year the sales girl picks it up and gets it repaired and returns it to us ... I only had one so far.

Ron

4/19/096:09 PM

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