Ridgid battery Clearance at Home Despot

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Felt like this was a pretty solid deal. Buy a 2 pack of the 4AH Max batteries with charger kit and get a free tool. They had these at like $170 for the Christmas season but now they are clearance at around 129 in store and you still get the free tool.

In my case, I needed some so I picked up the set and got the jobsite radio as my tool choice. So two batteries, charger, radio for 130+tax.

 

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Dang it! You guys are going to cause me too get divorced! 🤣
It's worse for me. After buying this, getting it home and going to add it to my lifetime service agreement account, I found out that I've got two 4AH batteries that are new in the box from the last time I got new ones that I forgot about. Oh well, I guess this means I got more of a nice portable sound system and the batteries as bonuses then.
 

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That is a good deal. Although I must say I do regret buying a bunch of ridgid cordless stuff 8 years ago instead of shelling out the extra coin for Milwaukee. But now I feel stuck in ridgid because it’s so dang expensive to switch brands.
I mean if you really wanted to make the switch there are several different Milwaukee tools at about half off at home Depot as well. That would at least get the batteries and some tools into your lineup
 

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That is a good deal. Although I must say I do regret buying a bunch of ridgid cordless stuff 8 years ago instead of shelling out the extra coin for Milwaukee. But now I feel stuck in ridgid because it’s so dang expensive to switch brands.

Same, the only reason I went with ridgid is the lifetime warranty even on batteries.

I see the milwaukee line up these days and think damn, maybe I should make the jump.
 

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