Yet another Milwaukee power tool

[OldCarGuy]

I just purchased a Milwaukee Insider extended ratchet. That's makes my 46th Milwaukee power tool. Every time I figured I pushed the boundary of my collection, I must have more than enough by now!   I'm facing another got-to-have.. I have a 3/8" and 1/4" ratchets already. But the Insider has a far longer reach, smaller head design, and half again more torque. The 3050-20 comes with a set of 30 metric socket from 8mm to 21mm. Plus a 1/4" and 3/8" ratchet adapters anvils and 1/4" hex. Making it possible to use any sockets or hex bits..

Insider


Sockets


Insider, 3/8", 1/4" ratchets


Milwaukee corner
Milwaukee main view

[GENEG]

Extremely nice ratchet!  I doubt that you'll use the other 2 after this.  I'll have to get one.

[Uncle Buck]

WOW, that's a lot of Milwaukee!

[OldCarGuy]

WOW, that's a lot of Milwaukee!

Once again my obsessive gene takes charge..

[OldCarGuy]

My compulsion of Milwaukee Tools strikes again.

I added the SAE socket set along with a 1/2" anvil for my new Insider Extended Reach Ratchet. Most of my cars do not have Metric fasteners, and are 100% SAE. The Insider Ratchet comes with the Metric Sockets along with a 1/4" & 3/8" anvil. Then why not purchase the 1/2" anvil. Making it possible to use most any sockets.





The OEM sockets overall thickness compared to a standard socket.





Shouldn't everyone own a small 120 volt inverter? Milwaukee 175 watt inverter that runs off a M18 battery


Mounted on 8.0AH battery


This M12 5.0 AH battery came was in the combo offering with the Insider Ratchet...


My Milwaukee hedge trimmer, chainsaw, leaf blower, and larger 1/2" impact wrench will run better  & longer with the larger batteries. I took advantage of the Home Depot special combo pricing of the Forge The Forge M18 12.0 AH and M158 8.0 batteries. The combo was less than the 12.0 list price...





One needs to be careful purchasing power tools and their batteries like Dewalt & Milwaukee. There are many counterfeits products on the market. First glance they may look like the real deal. But they are far from it. Only deal with authorized dealers like Home Depot or Acme tools. You'll find a list on Milwaukee's website. A few years ago at least the seller would say "made for Milwaukee." Now they don't. And seller's come up with misleading names like "Genuine Discount Tools!"  Steer clear of Ebay & Amazon seller offering tools or batteries at a low price...

Do a search to tell a fake product...