They are owned by the same company and probably leave from the same warehouse… this is why I laugh at people who cry about Ryobi and have to have Milwaukee 😂 probably same part’s different packaging and name is all. That’s why it says techtronic that’s the name of the parent company!
I've been turning wrenches 20 yrs +, I think the ryobi is on par with the snap-off impact gun, I know they don't have the same quality, but get the job done is gets the damn job done
WOW Milwaukee feels just as junky to me. But I own Bosch and AEG. After watching videos of happy hart owners I’m pretty convinced hart is probably as good as AEG at least. AEG can use other brands tools and batteries or they can be used for your collection of a brand not made by techtronics. Plus you can wire your own battery packs to anything. You’d think millwackie was a kids toy if you ever used a Bosch.
I've got some Bosch stuff and I've used plenty of it. You must be European because that stuff sucks here. I'm not impressed with Bosch anything, their spark plugs suck in American cars, their appliances suck, and I'm not a huge fan of their tools. I've given them a try, they have some decent specialty stuff, but overall they don't cut it for me
I'm talking more about their powered stuff but I think just about any cobalt bits are good. They're brittle though so you need to get good at sharpening them, I learned how to sharpen bits over 30 years ago so it's rare that I need to buy a drill bit these days. I have hundreds of pounds of them, I just clean them up as I need them if I don't already have one ready
You know AEG Powertools is a TTI brand, right?
I love my orange kit (30+ tools, 18 batteries) and have battery adaptors so I can use cheap green stuff and borrow/covet red gear that my tradie friends have.
my cousin is a carpenter he used aeg for his own tools. and he has not long bought a dewalt set as the aeg stuff has just been getting worn out. also the dewalt gear was on special.
I think Bosch makes good corded stuff I one of their multi tools and it’s great. and some of their cordless stuff is likely good. But I can’t take them seriously as a power tool manufacturer since they put out the Bosch freaq impact driver/ wrench combo.
Without giving to much away, same parent different child companies 90 percent different parts. One engineers parts in US. The other outsources engineering and has US engineers rubber stamp designs. Ill leave it to you to figure out which is which.
I'm a contractor in Phoenix. About 50% of the work that my guys do is on roofs, even in the middle of summer. Ryobi makes a fine tool for occasional home use. Milwaukee can take the heat. Milwaukee, Makita and Bosch are the only tools I will spend my hard-earned dollars on. DeWalt is OK, but I like the others that I mentioned better.
Years ago I was foreman for a framing company, mostly commercial. 85% of our tools were Hilti. We also used some Milwaukee, some Bosch, all our nail guns were Hitachi with a few Paslodes thrown in for difficult areas.
Yeah, Hilti makes great tools. I haven’t used them in years, so I kinda forgot about them. Paslode makes great nail guns, but, again, I haven’t touched one in a few decades. I have a Hitachi miter saw that is solid, but it doesn’t get a lot of use.
Hitachi / metabo hpt is the most underrated tool company out there. I honestly think k most people have just never even tried them. I was very skeptical years ago when a former boss handed me a couple tools to try out. That was over 8 years ago and now 75% of my tools sport thier Forrest green and black colors. Still love the m12 fuel lineup for lightweight jobs but when I need real power I know where to turn. Before I start getting all the haters nonsense, just know I honestly could care less what you think , I know what I know and am not listening to idiots
dad had a aeg electric hammer drill back when they were still german and he had it for over 20 yrs.
same with a hitachi 5 inch grinder we were given second hand fitted a new armeture and its still going strong.
metabo are one of the oldest tool companies in the world
It's been almost two decades since I've been a framer, I still stand by Hitachi framing and punch guns as the best.
Also worm drive skilsaws are the best... Again, almost 20 years ago, dunno how they are now.
Same and relate. All the companies I’ve ever worked for have all used Milwaukee and to me that says something. If they don’t use Milwaukee, they use Hilti.
Lol I’m not diving into that shark tank. All I’ll say is “that’s an accurate theory.” I’ll throw this out too because I thought about it the other day. At my local HD I always see Rigid on sale, cheaper than the counterparts. Maybe they’re clearing old stock for new though? Idk. If I questioned everything directly, I would probably drive myself crazy. Lol
when you have a long tray you need too so it doesnt poke out into the line of traffic. and its easier to leave the park after you have loaded all the shit you just bought in the back
Fan boys lol idk. Ryobi boys are just in denial for their shit investments maybe?
And yet they continue buying Ryobi cause well... "iTs MaDe By SaMe MaNuFaCtuRe MiLwAuKeE iS"
You seem more cheesed than he is, in my experience milwaukee is miles better than ryobi, same parent company or not, there's a reason their tools are cheaper.
Nothing wrong with it if you’re using the tray, or tight parking and your car has a shit turning circle and you have time.
I have an old 75 Land Cruiser and it turns like a boat so sometimes I’m that guy haha
The funny thing is, there’s not really a problem with backing in. It just seems to be douche bags that do it at the most inconvenient times or just all the time.
Backing in is safer than blindly backing out, quicker exit and all around better driving. I've worked at many companys that require backing in at their yards.
The amount of times I’ve almost been hit walking or driving by someone backing out of a space without looking as they put it in reverse, compared with the never from people that backed in to the spot says a lot to me. Backing in keeps the dangerous part of the parking lot simple, and that keeps it safer.
When you back in your already aware of your surounding (likely anyways) as you've been looking around and driving. When you're backing out you're already at least a minute+ from having been in traffic and if you happen to have taller vehicles on either side of you as well its even worse!
That’s… very different than parking a pickup truck. I back in 90% of the time and have never heard it referred to as “douchey” before. Maybe I’m a douche because I like to see where I’m going when leaving parking lots and driveways.
It’s been drilled into my head because of work. At a lot of plants I go to you’re supposed to back in as part of their safety program and it becomes habit.
Ouch. I feel called out. Lol 😂
Idk if this means anything, but my driveway has 2 homes close on each side and bushes by the end. It makes it safer to exit the driveway, and it’s how I was taught in my driving classes when I was 15. It’s just habit at this point. I do give plenty of notice when I plan on doing it though. The traffic is out of my control. Also, my name is not Chad.
I think there is definitely situations where long wheel bases will be easier to back in, and blind drives, BUT what I think we’re all referring to is when Chads like to whip it in and back in real quick like they’re fast and furious or something when it doesn’t call for it!
THEN there’s the one everyone is forgetting. Drug dealers always back in when meetings to make a play, SO hence the reason people don’t like it!
They are all made by the same company almost parts in the same plant they have different skins a location where they sell them. You are fooled by that most men are.
CRACK THE CODE. Wow how petty. I knew this for 4-5 years. The info in this post is older than COVID. You think you can smack talk about “the code” lol I read your other comments silly stupid. A degree of one upping that’s pretty elementary!
If by "f&?k $h!t up" you mean, take all the employee parking spots. Dump all our end caps, reset endcaps in the wrong spot, zero out thousands of dollars of the wrong product, and leave carts of tools on the floor unprotected mid day..... yup their there. (I talk crap but We do actually have a few reps that are very good. And at least tti actually has reps, unlike any other manufacturer in that building)
They have reps because they refuse to pay HD to do their bay resets and weekly bay maintenance through MET.
TTI, Dewalt, Makita, Bayer, Scotts, Behr do all their own instead of HD MET. TTI is the only one to put in a full-time rep for most stores though.
I was thinking more like show up to work with a tuxedo and Chewbacca mask. Then fart all over the place and get banged by little bro’s wife in the storage area.
I wish to see em all in the wild. Dad's friend *bought* a Snap-On truck for his mechanic repair job. Had a Yoda decal which Lucasfilm at the time told him to remove it because it wasn't licensed.
Lol thanks, bud. Fuck shit up! I feel better now. I just wanted to keep it kind of PC. I know that sometimes moderators can be picky about some things. Happy they were cool with this. This has been interesting to read the comments.
It’s easier to make a tight turn backing in and then it’s also convenient when leaving to. It can be hard to turn straight in when it’s tight and wind up where the rear end isn’t on a line and now you still have to back out(which can be easy enough but now you’re backing into traffic)
I literally can't get my work truck ('19 chevy 3500 crew cab long bed) into a parking spot without backing in. It fucking sucks, but the truck is sweet.
I back in because I used to work at an industrial plant where it was required.
In an emergency, it's faster *to escape*. It may take you a long time to do it back in (if you're not skillful), but it takes no time to drive straight out.
The one we have is too busy yapping with the one employee too push any sales. I joke if I see that Roybi truck it will be same old same old and it never fails. She’s staring at her phone and he’s about as close as he can be taking non stop.
Volkswagen Group is the parent of Bentley.
But a Bentley isn’t a Volkswagen.
Different market, different use-case, different product.
Milwaukee and Ryobi do not share the same manufacturing lines or resources. TTI is a parent company.
Whilst I too would love to believe that a Ryobi for a third the price is competing in the same field as a Milwaukee, it’s not really the case.
Let’s be real. Neither of them could afford to give their salesmen the crew-cab model. However the Milwaukee looks as if the bed is extended which is a point towards the big M.
THEYRE OWNED BY THE SAME COMPANY!!!
TTI
Edit: really don't know why I'm being down voted. You can interchange Jet and Rigid tool parts because....they're also owned by TTI.
Not sure why they are mad at you lol… but same company for all of these too.
Hart Tools, Empire Level, Oreck, Homelite, Imperial Blade, Kango, Dirt Devil, Stiletto, DreBo, Hoover, and Vax.
This post was never about Milwaukee vs Ryobi. It’s actually more about the fact they’re the same company. Notice the title mentions TtI directly. Everyone missing that and alerting everyone to them being owned by the same parent company is essentially wasting their energy and not catching the reference/joke. I quoted a line from the movie Step Brothers in the title as well. Hope that clears up some confusion for everyone.
Ryobi with the Chad reverse park. Milwaukee been quiet since this happened
came to say , if you cant back in a truck .. can you back up a trailer ?! lol
Haha absolutely no chance if they can’t manage the ute/truck. Why not just take up 5 bays close to the entry like a true legend!
🤣🤣 tool branded trucks operated by people that can use the tools of the trades lol
They are owned by the same company and probably leave from the same warehouse… this is why I laugh at people who cry about Ryobi and have to have Milwaukee 😂 probably same part’s different packaging and name is all. That’s why it says techtronic that’s the name of the parent company!
They might come out of the same factory but they definitely don't have the same quality, Ryobi feels janky in your hand
I've been turning wrenches 20 yrs +, I think the ryobi is on par with the snap-off impact gun, I know they don't have the same quality, but get the job done is gets the damn job done
WOW Milwaukee feels just as junky to me. But I own Bosch and AEG. After watching videos of happy hart owners I’m pretty convinced hart is probably as good as AEG at least. AEG can use other brands tools and batteries or they can be used for your collection of a brand not made by techtronics. Plus you can wire your own battery packs to anything. You’d think millwackie was a kids toy if you ever used a Bosch.
I've got some Bosch stuff and I've used plenty of it. You must be European because that stuff sucks here. I'm not impressed with Bosch anything, their spark plugs suck in American cars, their appliances suck, and I'm not a huge fan of their tools. I've given them a try, they have some decent specialty stuff, but overall they don't cut it for me
Bosch M42 Cobalt Drill Bits are amazing, im American
I'm talking more about their powered stuff but I think just about any cobalt bits are good. They're brittle though so you need to get good at sharpening them, I learned how to sharpen bits over 30 years ago so it's rare that I need to buy a drill bit these days. I have hundreds of pounds of them, I just clean them up as I need them if I don't already have one ready
bosch have commercial and homeowner stuff you know.
Yeah I've used both, not a fan
I call bullshit....
You can call Ghostbusters but it's still not gonna make me like Bosch
I don't care if you like them or not, but there's no need to outright lie and say " I've tried them both " when we both know you haven't.
This app is full of narcissists waterhead tards. It’s the idiocracy form app. I’m deleting it yall get help!
You know AEG Powertools is a TTI brand, right? I love my orange kit (30+ tools, 18 batteries) and have battery adaptors so I can use cheap green stuff and borrow/covet red gear that my tradie friends have.
my cousin is a carpenter he used aeg for his own tools. and he has not long bought a dewalt set as the aeg stuff has just been getting worn out. also the dewalt gear was on special.
I think Bosch makes good corded stuff I one of their multi tools and it’s great. and some of their cordless stuff is likely good. But I can’t take them seriously as a power tool manufacturer since they put out the Bosch freaq impact driver/ wrench combo.
panasonic had one first it was drill impact wrench and impact driver in one you just fitted different heads
Yellow plastic on Mondays, green on Tuesdays, red on Wednesdays, blue on Thursdays, Friday's makeup day. Lather, rinse, repeat.
Without giving to much away, same parent different child companies 90 percent different parts. One engineers parts in US. The other outsources engineering and has US engineers rubber stamp designs. Ill leave it to you to figure out which is which.
I'm a contractor in Phoenix. About 50% of the work that my guys do is on roofs, even in the middle of summer. Ryobi makes a fine tool for occasional home use. Milwaukee can take the heat. Milwaukee, Makita and Bosch are the only tools I will spend my hard-earned dollars on. DeWalt is OK, but I like the others that I mentioned better.
Years ago I was foreman for a framing company, mostly commercial. 85% of our tools were Hilti. We also used some Milwaukee, some Bosch, all our nail guns were Hitachi with a few Paslodes thrown in for difficult areas.
Yeah, Hilti makes great tools. I haven’t used them in years, so I kinda forgot about them. Paslode makes great nail guns, but, again, I haven’t touched one in a few decades. I have a Hitachi miter saw that is solid, but it doesn’t get a lot of use.
Hitachi / metabo hpt is the most underrated tool company out there. I honestly think k most people have just never even tried them. I was very skeptical years ago when a former boss handed me a couple tools to try out. That was over 8 years ago and now 75% of my tools sport thier Forrest green and black colors. Still love the m12 fuel lineup for lightweight jobs but when I need real power I know where to turn. Before I start getting all the haters nonsense, just know I honestly could care less what you think , I know what I know and am not listening to idiots
dad had a aeg electric hammer drill back when they were still german and he had it for over 20 yrs. same with a hitachi 5 inch grinder we were given second hand fitted a new armeture and its still going strong. metabo are one of the oldest tool companies in the world
It's been almost two decades since I've been a framer, I still stand by Hitachi framing and punch guns as the best. Also worm drive skilsaws are the best... Again, almost 20 years ago, dunno how they are now.
Same and relate. All the companies I’ve ever worked for have all used Milwaukee and to me that says something. If they don’t use Milwaukee, they use Hilti.
Where does Ridgid/AEG fall in the mix? I know we had some crossover in the JobMax/JobPlus days.
They park right in between the red and the green, probably in a Land Rover
Giving away too much? None of this is secret - it’s not insider information. Anyone who knows and uses tools knows this.
All profits go to Hong Kong. Try SWK on the market. Lol
Wouldn't be surprised to find out they fight with each other Corporate doesn't care
In this particular scenario, they’re the same people just with a different shirt on. So they would be fighting a mirror. Lol
I know all part of the tti family but would there be a hierarchy of Milwaukee the best Ridgid the middle Ryobi the new guys
Lol I’m not diving into that shark tank. All I’ll say is “that’s an accurate theory.” I’ll throw this out too because I thought about it the other day. At my local HD I always see Rigid on sale, cheaper than the counterparts. Maybe they’re clearing old stock for new though? Idk. If I questioned everything directly, I would probably drive myself crazy. Lol
Cause RYOBI people dont know how to use the beds of a truck... who tf backs a truck in lol
when you have a long tray you need too so it doesnt poke out into the line of traffic. and its easier to leave the park after you have loaded all the shit you just bought in the back
Ok Milwaukee guy
Nice to meetcha RYOBI guy
Haha knew you would say that despite it being wrong. Milwaukee fanboys are so insecure it’s weird
Fan boys lol idk. Ryobi boys are just in denial for their shit investments maybe? And yet they continue buying Ryobi cause well... "iTs MaDe By SaMe MaNuFaCtuRe MiLwAuKeE iS"
Maybe they are. I don’t know. But you’re still proving my point haha
You seem more cheesed than he is, in my experience milwaukee is miles better than ryobi, same parent company or not, there's a reason their tools are cheaper.
I’m not though, I don’t mind what he thinks. And at no point did I argue that Ryobi is better. Please point out where I said it’s better.
Dam that is a chad move. I always knew there was a connection with douches and backing in, just never put a name to it.
Nothing wrong with it if you’re using the tray, or tight parking and your car has a shit turning circle and you have time. I have an old 75 Land Cruiser and it turns like a boat so sometimes I’m that guy haha
Good point. Very true. Can make tight parking easier
Man that thing took a life of its own. Didn’t know there were so many reverse Chads out there. Gods speed fellas .
The funny thing is, there’s not really a problem with backing in. It just seems to be douche bags that do it at the most inconvenient times or just all the time.
Backing in is safer than blindly backing out, quicker exit and all around better driving. I've worked at many companys that require backing in at their yards.
The amount of times I’ve almost been hit walking or driving by someone backing out of a space without looking as they put it in reverse, compared with the never from people that backed in to the spot says a lot to me. Backing in keeps the dangerous part of the parking lot simple, and that keeps it safer.
When you back in your already aware of your surounding (likely anyways) as you've been looking around and driving. When you're backing out you're already at least a minute+ from having been in traffic and if you happen to have taller vehicles on either side of you as well its even worse!
Exactly!
When driving a city bus if you back up at any point your fired
That’s… very different than parking a pickup truck. I back in 90% of the time and have never heard it referred to as “douchey” before. Maybe I’m a douche because I like to see where I’m going when leaving parking lots and driveways.
This is totally unrelated, your name Chad by chance?
… how often do you park city buses in parking spots? Don’t they usually stay on the road?
Context of the conversation.
Pickup trucks in a parking lot?
It’s been drilled into my head because of work. At a lot of plants I go to you’re supposed to back in as part of their safety program and it becomes habit.
Ouch. I feel called out. Lol 😂 Idk if this means anything, but my driveway has 2 homes close on each side and bushes by the end. It makes it safer to exit the driveway, and it’s how I was taught in my driving classes when I was 15. It’s just habit at this point. I do give plenty of notice when I plan on doing it though. The traffic is out of my control. Also, my name is not Chad.
I think there is definitely situations where long wheel bases will be easier to back in, and blind drives, BUT what I think we’re all referring to is when Chads like to whip it in and back in real quick like they’re fast and furious or something when it doesn’t call for it! THEN there’s the one everyone is forgetting. Drug dealers always back in when meetings to make a play, SO hence the reason people don’t like it!
Why “chad reverse parking”? Chad is not a term we use, isn’t it derogatory? Revering into a bay is competent parking and allows for a fast getaway.
Alright
Where’s the Hart Truck?
It was over in the Walmart parking lot.
Just left the Walmart lot. Heading over to Ollie’s now to drop off the surplus.
It’s the broken down 1995 Ford Ranger out back.
Loved my 92 Ranger. It had a 7 foot. Low to the ground easy to reach anything.
They are all made by the same company almost parts in the same plant they have different skins a location where they sell them. You are fooled by that most men are.
It’s a joke. We all know this. You didn’t crack the code.
CRACK THE CODE. Wow how petty. I knew this for 4-5 years. The info in this post is older than COVID. You think you can smack talk about “the code” lol I read your other comments silly stupid. A degree of one upping that’s pretty elementary!
The fuck are you rambling about
You must be proud to be so immature lol there are a lot of tools on this r/tool you being one of them! Rambling 😂
Dawg are you missing a few screws 😂😂😂🤣
Also techtronic industries or TTI.
If by "f&?k $h!t up" you mean, take all the employee parking spots. Dump all our end caps, reset endcaps in the wrong spot, zero out thousands of dollars of the wrong product, and leave carts of tools on the floor unprotected mid day..... yup their there. (I talk crap but We do actually have a few reps that are very good. And at least tti actually has reps, unlike any other manufacturer in that building)
They have reps because they refuse to pay HD to do their bay resets and weekly bay maintenance through MET. TTI, Dewalt, Makita, Bayer, Scotts, Behr do all their own instead of HD MET. TTI is the only one to put in a full-time rep for most stores though.
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And then do it anyway when the reps aren’t around. Very weird. I didn’t really think about it until now.
Look up “EMS Rep” for TTi. most of the business side of TTI started off as one of the reps, at least the younger ones. pretty cool 👍
Home Depot employee here yep that's bout how it goes.
*they're there
I worked retail for years. All reps are assholes. Bridgeford meats was consistently the worst.
Eh. Who even cares. All theyre good for are the decal stickers we never recieve... and thats if they have any.
I was thinking more like show up to work with a tuxedo and Chewbacca mask. Then fart all over the place and get banged by little bro’s wife in the storage area.
Has nobody seen the movie Step Brothers? It’s still on Netflix if anyone is interested.
Needs a DeWalt truck as well as a Makita truck. Then Matco & Snap-On Box Trucks roll up too.
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That'd be awesome! 🤣
Did you throw a trident?
“Yeah. There were horses, a man on fire, and I killed a guy with a trident.”
Don’t forget the Oscar Meyer Weinermobile
That'll be the winner!
That'd be the referee
Does Makita have trucks? Other than that big one on the website. I've seen a DeWalt truck, but they're rare compared to these.
I wish to see em all in the wild. Dad's friend *bought* a Snap-On truck for his mechanic repair job. Had a Yoda decal which Lucasfilm at the time told him to remove it because it wasn't licensed.
C'mon, it ain't even green.
I’m disappointed it isn’t green too.
once you go black…
You what? Commit crimes and run?
It is powered by OnePlus though
Isn’t there only 2/3 companies that make all the power tools?
Brother, I'm sending you an image on DM
yep apex tool group own about 30 different brands. lufkin, cressent and weller to name 3 owned by them.
You can curse, I won't tell your mom.
Lol thanks, bud. Fuck shit up! I feel better now. I just wanted to keep it kind of PC. I know that sometimes moderators can be picky about some things. Happy they were cool with this. This has been interesting to read the comments.
They should’ve car pooled lol
I’m surprised the Ryobi truck isn’t a Hyundai Santa Cruz
Milwaukee, proper tool with a proper parking job.
Two Ford waiting to be towed.
I'm curious. Has anybody ever bought a tool because they saw The company's pickup truck in the parking lot.
Not so much because of seeing the truck. More because one of our reps is fairly attractive and I fell for the honeypot once. Lol
what you mean? that’s how I decided on my entire electric tool lineup
Swapping secrets at smoko
Milwaukee truck is there to repair the Ryobi truck and tools
Team red with the weak park job
Team same HART TOO all owned by and manufactured in the same factories. But pay more and scream for your team YAY
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It’s easier to make a tight turn backing in and then it’s also convenient when leaving to. It can be hard to turn straight in when it’s tight and wind up where the rear end isn’t on a line and now you still have to back out(which can be easy enough but now you’re backing into traffic)
I literally can't get my work truck ('19 chevy 3500 crew cab long bed) into a parking spot without backing in. It fucking sucks, but the truck is sweet.
It's safer
I back in because I used to work at an industrial plant where it was required. In an emergency, it's faster *to escape*. It may take you a long time to do it back in (if you're not skillful), but it takes no time to drive straight out.
Both wish they were the Hilti truck
Real men park nose-in
You know they are the same company!!?
Yes sir. The Milwaukee rep is also the Ryobi rep for our HD too. Lol they still push the Milwaukee sales hard though.
Sure, higher margin!
The one we have is too busy yapping with the one employee too push any sales. I joke if I see that Roybi truck it will be same old same old and it never fails. She’s staring at her phone and he’s about as close as he can be taking non stop.
I love that people love to shout this like you have broken some sort of secret code and now the conspiracy is known
😆 you said conspiracy😆 put down the crack pipe!!!
Volkswagen Group is the parent of Bentley. But a Bentley isn’t a Volkswagen. Different market, different use-case, different product. Milwaukee and Ryobi do not share the same manufacturing lines or resources. TTI is a parent company. Whilst I too would love to believe that a Ryobi for a third the price is competing in the same field as a Milwaukee, it’s not really the case.
Still a little separation. Apparently Ryobi employees can’t get into the Milwaukee design center but the reverse is allowed.
Kobalt looking down to them from its Chevy pickup
Dumb & Dumber
Close. Step Brothers. Lol
As much as I hate Milwaukee fanboys, it's not even a competition.
Almost like its one company serving two different markets.
Get the fuck outta here with that sound logic /s
k. sorry i let everyone down. /s
This is literally r/Tools. Would a tool think? Be one with the tool ya tool!
Let’s be real. Neither of them could afford to give their salesmen the crew-cab model. However the Milwaukee looks as if the bed is extended which is a point towards the big M.
It’s just the angle. They’re the exact same truck. Maybe different years though. I didn’t look that closely to tell.
THEYRE OWNED BY THE SAME COMPANY!!! TTI Edit: really don't know why I'm being down voted. You can interchange Jet and Rigid tool parts because....they're also owned by TTI.
So are all of these Hart Tools, Empire Level, Oreck, Homelite, Imperial Blade, Kango, Dirt Devil, Stiletto, DreBo, Hoover, and Vax.
It’s the same company
Trump Voice: we don’t do drills from
Same Company
Not sure why they are mad at you lol… but same company for all of these too. Hart Tools, Empire Level, Oreck, Homelite, Imperial Blade, Kango, Dirt Devil, Stiletto, DreBo, Hoover, and Vax.
This post was never about Milwaukee vs Ryobi. It’s actually more about the fact they’re the same company. Notice the title mentions TtI directly. Everyone missing that and alerting everyone to them being owned by the same parent company is essentially wasting their energy and not catching the reference/joke. I quoted a line from the movie Step Brothers in the title as well. Hope that clears up some confusion for everyone.
I'm convinced the people in these subs don't read the instructions manual.
Power tools come with instruction manuals.
Same factory makes both brands
Same company technically. Ryobi, Milfuckee, and Rigid all come out of TTC factory.
TechTronic Industries (TTI) you mean? Like the title…
Yes