3 NEW Milwaukee Tools Coming To Quik-Lok In 2022!
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2024
- Milwaukee Quik-Lok is the brand's power head based attachment system, and in the Summer of 2022, they're adding three new tools to the already widespread line. The bristle brush, rubber brush, and brush cutter attachments will be available online and in stores in the coming months, so keep your eyes out for them. In the meantime, Clint gives you a rundown on everything you need to know about the upcoming additions to the Quik-Lok attachment system.
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Almost $300 for a broom? That's absolutely ludicrous. That's not even in the same league as the competition. I have literally every quicklok tool at this point and I've been waiting for a power broom, but that's not reasonable at all.
I actually think the power broom is worth the price and my favorite tool. After using the side edger run the broom over the edges to make tight clean lines. It also makes a great dethatcher if you don’t have room for another tool. I have even used it to clean outdoor carpets and oil stains.
Awsome attachments. A power shovel might be cool too!
Still no tiller, eh?
“No luck catching them swans then, eh?”
I can’t imagine the broom or sweeper attachments working very well what does lower under powered head. Whatever power it does make will probably be super short as it will overheat the powerhead
I wouldn't buy it without seeing a bunch of reviews however I have the polesaw and you can put quite a bit of pressure on it before it cares and I've cut branches much larger than it's rated for with no issues
@@michaellahey2690 Mine has overheated using the edger.
it going to be ratioed down quite a bit so power isn't the problem.. but with a broom attachment thus high demand from the motor how long is the that battery going to last, is what I'm curious to see
I use the power head commercially. That thing has a ton of power. Power will not even come close to being an issue.
@@danshaw604 In my limited experience, the overheating strongly depends on what battery you use, because the different size battery packs have different parallelization of the cells inside: more parallel circuits = less current through an individual string of cells = less heat. My 5.0 Ah pack can't even handle 15 minutes of use with the weedwhacker head without going into thermal lockdown, but an 8.0 pack barely gets warm.
And the attachment as well. As opposed to the string trimmer, I've been using the articulating hedger attachment for cutting grass in some awkward spots on my property that would otherwise need a reel mower, as well as clearing dense brush, and with that attachment the exact same batteries last forever. I have yet to have even a 5.0 pack die on me.
Looks like Milwaukee Tool is gradually downgrading their warranties from 5 years to 3 years, which generally comes with a cheapening of the products..
I've noticed the outdoor stuff has been 3 yesrs, but tools are still 5.
nice
Milwaukee needs to design a quicklock powerhead with bike handles this type of power head is a very bad design that wears out the user. . Especially the power broom or rubber broom. Bike handles all day all the way
i already have a power head now run time is my greatest concern with the broom attachment as its going to stuck those electrons down as a high demand attachment
12AH battery
I wonder how it would work for snow...
Milwaukee is late to the game again. tool after tool
@@shanew7361 examples of manufacturers who are better? I mean who makes a better rubber paddle head? Exactly. Go tell the M18 High Torque impact wrench users that their equipment is behind the times. Being that there's nothing the wrench cannot loosen, they are not likely to care much. Milwaukee makes the best cordless tools out there. It is DeFault and Strap On whom are consistently behind the times, not Milfuckee.
@@doofwop makita makes a better rubber paddle head
@@doofwop echo