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19 hours ago, tony_t3d said:

I have the angle grinder, drill and a nail gun all using the same batteries. The angle grinder sees one off in minutes but the drill and nail gun will go a few day between charges.

Is that the old angle grinder or new one i have the new brushless one and will last quite a while on heavy grinding with a 5ah battery

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Mark Bolam
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That barrow is embarrassingly bad.   Anyone who can't push 100kg in a normal barrow deserves a Chinese burn, a dead leg and be told not to come back.

Chalgravesteve
Chalgravesteve

Waste of time as a wheel barrow. What you want is one of these....   carries 500Kg easily. Manual tipping of the rear body. 48V rechargeable batteries, they cost me £850 each. Absolute barga

daveatdave
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if the motor is in the wheel I do not think it will last long on a muddy site or yard and how would it perform with wet concreate 

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