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Probably good advice but they never empty completly - believe me, I've experienced it to my cost!

Nilfisk advises you run theirs with no water input until the tank empties, before you store it...

Never store any power washer in a shed or cold garage - you can't get all the water out and when it freezes it ruins them!

Correct and 370l flow rate is pretty poor, nilfisk models cheaper then this have a 410l flow rate

3 year warranty on a Makita for that price seems decent to me, all be it for a basic power washer

I'd say they are well known but just not as good as the ones you mentioned.

I’ve had a few power tools from them, they’ve all been brilliant. They are a brand that is not that well known, but is better than most others like Makita and Bosch. And better priced too.

I wouldn't say brilliant. I have their KGS254 Mitre saw. The handle that adjusts the bevel is nylon. It wore within a month. Metabo sent me a supposedly improved part but it was exactly the same. That too wore within a month. I ended up having to weld a 14mm spanner on it.

As a DIYer I definitely don’t need this, but do really want one. Metabo stuff is quality

Good find. Shame no case.

http://karcherrewards.co.uk just got a email, my free battery will arrive tomorrow

Thanks for the info, much appreciated. Here is my cheeky attempt at returning the help! https://grammar.yourdictionary.com/punctuation/what/fourteen-punctuation-marks.html I know, most likely you were on a mobile phone, so you are forgiven.

There’s a whole gardening range

Lol isn't this the only thing which this battery fits

Unreal price if you’re already on the battery platform. Charger is £12.99 if you need a spare one.

Accidentally voted Cold and canny change it

murica

+ 7.20% cash Back @ QuidCo

FYI, I received an Amazom notification that this bosch set will be deal of the day from midnight tonight: https://smile.amazon.co.uk/dp/B089QQHJKM/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_fabt1_sHIVFb5RTQWKX I think it means you'll be eligible for the Bosch pro deal - buy one get one tool.

Thanks for posting @Drakesy and congratulations on your first hotukdea;s thread

Damm, just bought a drill combo from screwfix for 199.99 incl. Vat, missed out by £15! Heat op

I have the combi, it's already proved very useful as both a driver and the wrench. Did have to buy a set of 1/2" impact rated sockets to avoid using adapters.

its slightly larger only due to the combi head the actual driver body is identical.

Body is not identical. The GDR is more compact.

Yes agree 100% the combi has an identical body but with the much more useful combi head (1/2 drive, 1/4 socket) HOT

powertoolworld.co.uk/bosch-gdx-18-v-200-impact-wrench-driver-body-only For £4more you can buy Combi one I think is better if someone knows let me know

I can vouch myself did really well replaced all 14 door handles in the house with ease

This DeWalt DCF887 did really well in a group test that I've just watched on YouTube.

I'm pretty close in ordering this as well tbh. I've used DeWalt tools and they feel robust and they are generally accepted as the middle ground, unless you want to throw silly money at it... Which is fine if the work is your bread and butter... I'm just a home DIY'er :) Been after a brushless impact driver and this looks like a good deal to me.

You can drill with them, I have used mine to drill masonry and wood (not needed to drill through metal or plastic yet, but I have no doubt it would do it). And while it does do it, it's not as good as a proper drill. The hammer action is the wrong direction to be as effective on masonry as a proper hammer drill. You have to put quite a lot of push into it. It works, but more for situations where you can't take both impact and drill.

I went ahead and ordered the DeWalt. I have quite a few Ryobi tools, but was let down recently by their cordless multi-tool. Two failed on me at inconvenient times - so, I replaced with a DeWalt multi-tool kit with two batteries. Then the spare battery tempted me to add a drill driver - and now it seems I'm hooked :) So far, the DeWalt kit which I have feels more robust and more capable. This might be due to buying brushless DeWalt equipment. There are some nice things about Ryobi - product range and lower price. As you say, you can get battery adapters - they're a bit bulky though. I believe there's a system being developed for harmonising power tool batteries - https://www.cordless-alliance-system.com/