Wednesday, June 2, 2010

GMC 24V 2 Speed Cordless Hammer $139




GTX1850K / GTX2450K
  • 2-Speed Gearbox
  • Hammer Action
  • 13mm Single Sleeve Chuck
  • Adjustable Side Handle with Rubber Grip
  • 20-Stage Clutch
  • Variable Speed and Reverse
  • 2 Battery Packs
  • Battery Indicator Displays 5 Levels of Charge
  • Extensive Rubber Over-moulding
  • 50 Piece Accessory Kit
  • Includes Kitbox
Specifications:

  • Voltage: 18 V/ 24 V
  • No Load Speed: 1250 RPM
  • Chuck Capacity: 13 mm
  • Chuck Type: Keyless
  • Torque Settings: 20
  • Batteries: 2
  • Charge Time: 3-5 Hours
  • Tool Weight: 2.1/ 2.4 kg

Purchased from Bunnings a couple of years ago for (I think) $139.00.

Great buy, heaps of grunt, hammer drill's into brickwork easily.

With two 24V batteries you are set to go for the day.

Global Machinery Co went into receivership in 2008 - pity.





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3 comments:

  1. Garden blower-vac problems | AlanM's BlogOctober 7, 2015 at 8:16 AM

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  2. john UrsemJune 5, 2016 at 7:52 PM

    DO YOU STILL HAVE THE CORDLESS GMC DRILL. IF YOU DO WHAT IS YOUR PRICE?

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  3. AlanMJune 6, 2016 at 4:09 AM

    Six years later the beast is still working well and used for heavy duty stuff. The batteries don't hold their charge but that's not a problem as I simply charge them beforehand, in particular for on-site jobs. Thanks for your interest.

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