Just a FYI

Ha ha ha lol

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Originally Posted by "G"

bwahahaha.....how would you know ? you fish everyday lol:Rofl

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Being as you keeping track I just wont post no more about when I am going and I can worry about how much I fish and you wont have too. :biggrin

That's why I like em, they are light and easy to handle, I wonder where I could send this old one, I don't think anything is wrong but the clutch slips when it's in high gear

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Originally Posted by GitDaGrease

That's why I like em, they are light and easy to handle, I wonder where I could send this old one, I don't think anything is wrong but the clutch slips when it's in high gear

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See if Makita has any service centers like Milwalkee or Dewalt does, bet they do. Did you use the new one today, how did it do?

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Originally Posted by Rees Guide

Being as you keeping track I just wont post no more about when I am going and I can worry about how much I fish and you wont have too. :biggrin

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Bwahaha lol lol:D

I'm just glad your able to use them after last week.

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Originally Posted by ROCK

I'm just glad your able to use them after last week.

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Hahaha well Rock I will tell ya this, I came home Monday afternoon, you can bet Tuesday morning was roughhhhhhhhh bro!

John I didn't use it but Jerome was the first one to wear the new off it, him and Austin told me when I went to get one not to bring anything but a Makita back or they were goin on strike! :)

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Originally Posted by GitDaGrease

That's why I like em, they are light and easy to handle, I wonder where I could send this old one, I don't think anything is wrong but the clutch slips when it's in high gear

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Sammy, there is a place up here my Brotherinlaw gets all his tools worked on. I can find out who it is if your interested.

Well, I'm a Milwaukee fan but I do work for them. Most of all the tools these days comes from China but Milwaukee does have 3 plants in Mississippi.