Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Stuff I used in the video:
Milwaukee m12 Battery Receivers: amzn.to/4qtC8FQ
Milwaukee m18 Battery Receivers: amzn.to/4cVjsJr
Dewalt 20v Battery Receivers: amzn.to/4qAdqUn
Makita 18v Battery Receiver: amzn.to/3UdhEFk
Ryobi 18v Battery Receiver: amzn.to/4qu7EDP
Craftsman v20 Battery Receiver: amzn.to/4c36jh8
Cheap But Good for the price
SOYUS Pole Chainsaw Hedge Trimmer: amzn.to/3UbWAz4
After Thoughts about the Video: A lot of these higher voltage tools(40v, 60v, 80v) have really poor quality battery cells in their packs. They can do this because a 40v tool will draw half the amperage as a similar 20v tool, 80v a quarter of 20v and so on. So they can use cheaper cells, thinner wire, lower amp circuitry etc to save money. Putting higher amp draw cells like found in Dewalt(Milwaukee, Makita etc) keeps the voltage sag a minimum and the tool with have far more power. Will this hurt the tool? NO. The higher the voltage is kept the lower the heat transmitted through the tool and the longer it lasts.
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Buy Ginger a new bone: paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=NS699E56WTYHL
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Stuff I used in the video:
Milwaukee m12 Battery Receivers: amzn.to/4qtC8FQ
Milwaukee m18 Battery Receivers: amzn.to/4cVjsJr
Dewalt 20v Battery Receivers: amzn.to/4qAdqUn
Makita 18v Battery Receiver: amzn.to/3UdhEFk
Ryobi 18v Battery Receiver: amzn.to/4qu7EDP
Craftsman v20 Battery Receiver: amzn.to/4c36jh8
Cheap But Good for the price
SOYUS Pole Chainsaw Hedge Trimmer: amzn.to/3UbWAz4
After Thoughts about the Video: A lot of these higher voltage tools(40v, 60v, 80v) have really poor quality battery cells in their packs. They can do this because a 40v tool will draw half the amperage as a similar 20v tool, 80v a quarter of 20v and so on. So they can use cheaper cells, thinner wire, lower amp circuitry etc to save money. Putting higher amp draw cells like found in Dewalt(Milwaukee, Makita etc) keeps the voltage sag a minimum and the tool with have far more power. Will this hurt the tool? NO. The higher the voltage is kept the lower the heat transmitted through the tool and the longer it lasts.
Ginger Wish list: amazon.com/registries/gl/guest-view/30KGVA882TZRA
Buy Ginger a new bone: paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=NS699E56WTYHL
instagram.com/sixtyfiveford
facebook.com/sixtyfiveford
65 Ford 65Ford SFF
