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Reddit mentions of Milwaukee 2625-20 M18 18-Volt Lithium-Ion Cordless Hackzall Reciprocating Saw, Bare Tool
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Reddit mentions: 2
We found 2 Reddit mentions of Milwaukee 2625-20 M18 18-Volt Lithium-Ion Cordless Hackzall Reciprocating Saw, Bare Tool. Here are the top ones.
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- One handed design gives you superior control to standard reciprocating saws, especially when you’re working in tight conditions
- Anti-vibration handle: the handle is specially designed to reduce user fatigue when ripping through heavier pieces of lumber
- Quick lok blade Clamp: you need only to tighten and loosen the on-board latch near the front of the tool to be able to replace blades with ease
- Led lighting on-board this tool keeps your work Illuminated and without shadows in case you need to cut a straight line
- M18 compatible: This 18V Milwaukee tool is compatible with the M18 line of lithium Ion batteries.
- One-handed design provides superior control and versatility over a standard reciprocating saw
- Compact size allows for cutting in tight spaces, and light weight makes overhead work easier
- Quick-lock blade Clamp offers fast, easy tool free blade changes for Sawzall blades and Hackzall blades
- Built-in LED light illuminates the work surface while cutting
- Compatible with M18 XC high capacity lithium-ion batteries and M18 compact Lithium-Ion batteries
- One-handed design provides superior control and versatility over a standard reciprocating saw
- Compact size allows for cutting in tight spaces, and light weight makes overhead work easier
- QUIK-LOK Blade Clamp offers fast, easy tool free blade changes for SAWZALL Blades and HACKZALL Blades
- Built-In LED light illuminates the work surface while cutting
- Compatible with M18 XC High Capacity LITHIUM-ION Batteries and M18 Compact LITHIUM-ION Batteries
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| Color | Red,black |
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| Number of items | 1 |
| Weight | 4.1 Pounds |
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I got the Milwaukee 2767-20 specifically because that model sports moderately higher torque than other apparently similar Milwaukee impacts (as of several years ago - maybe new models are even more powerful). I also got the 2719-20 Hackzall which has a brushless motor (apparently what "Fuel" means). However, my dad has the standard-motor 2625-20 Hackzall which is significantly cheaper and works just as well - so I think I'd recommend that one instead.
You might consider picking up replacement bolts before you attack the originals. Even if you do get them out, I think there's a good chance they'll be unusable after you're done. Not sure if they're M12, 1/2", or something else, but any hardware or big-box home store will have something you can use to replace them. Grade 5 (standard) or 8.8 (metric) would almost certainly be fine, but I suppose grade 8 or 12.9 couldn't hurt.
Last but not least, some folks go bonkers over the thought of driving a TJ on the road with disconnected sway bar(s). I DD'd my TJ for 3 months on Atlanta interstates with both sway bars disconnected. It handled like a big ol' town car. I do recommend sway bars for highway driving, but my TJ did not spontaneously flip, wobble, skid, oversteer, understeer, or combust.
I can't link on mobile, but there are dildo attachments that you can hook directly (and safely) to a reciprocating saw. I repeat, do NOT just put a dildo on a reciprocating saw blade. The outcome won't be pretty. A cheap saw is about 60 dollars at a pawn shop. Of course, it's difficult to use by yourself, however.
Edit: Link to the adapters I was talking about. Link to the type of saw I was talking about.