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uhm feb competition ,been down to bq today that 18 volt combi hitachi 129 pounds without the torch,unless it is a mistake.


Screwfix used to sell them for £199

I think I got them for about £60-£70

These make great competition prizes.

I'm not happy that screwfix have limited these bargains to one per customer, so might have to stop using them :wink:

Uhm that is the hitachi you are talking about am i right,when you bought them for 70 was that with the torch,was that just for you or all customers.


Yes that was with the torch as well :wink:

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That was a steal at that price how long ago was that cheers.
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Probably more than 12 months ago.

These bargains have really helped the quality of the sites competitions.

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The batteries dont last long apparantly low amps,i have seen on another forum that they did sell them recently with 3 batteries for around 100 pounds.
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Yeah I got a set about 2 years ago with 3 batteries for £99. Still going strong too. With even with 2 batteries you can have 1 on charge whilst using the other. It is a bargain indeed and well recommended.

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just ordered it and it'll get delivered tomorrow!

nice wee bit of kit and i suppose it will blow my marksman 18v right out the water!!
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i have 1 of these and i kid you not i kicked it of a tower from 5mtrs high it cracked in a good few places but i taped it back up and it still works it does now jump out of high gear but god its served me well i only use makita
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