Waterloo should be at $41 as well if Cambridge won’t do it. Or Guelph for sure.loonieryan wrote: ↑ Picked it up at $115 and going to try today. If they don't do it then I'll take it to another location and try again.
Is the Trinity location the 'Brampton North' location on Great Lakes Drive?loonieryan wrote: ↑ Picked up at Brampton West location (Mississauga Rd & Williams Parkway) for $115 this morning and went to Trinity location. Told customer service it's cheaper at their location and the associate scanned it for me, charged me the $42.15 price and then gave me a full refund for my original purchase. Thanks for the idea folks!
The smaller batteries will not harm the wrench; there's a Ryobi kit that includes the P261 and a 1.3Ah battery. It just will not have as much power as it would with the larger batteries.
Found two at Niagara Falls, both new, unopened but boxes are smashed and wrapped with plastic tape. Took one and they gave 15 bucks discount, I did not asked for that. Will go to Trinity tomorrow morning and try to do the trick.loonieryan wrote: ↑ Yup, the one in Trinity Commons
Hauntednsk wrote: ↑ Found two at Niagara Falls, both new, unopened but boxes are smashed and wrapped with plastic tape. Took one and they gave 15 bucks discount, I did not asked for that. Will go to Trinity tomorrow morning and try to do the trick.
What should I say? Just explain as it is?
Please advise. Thanks
did you ever find out the answer? i'm curious myselfsunnykw2305 wrote: ↑ Piggybacking off this thread as it's the same Ryobi P261 1/2" impact wrench.
Home Depot has Ryobi 18v Automotive kit.
Currently $149, original $199.
https://www.homedepot.ca/product/ryobi- ... 1001640922
P261 1/2" impact wrench
P344 3/8" impact ratchet
1.5 ah battery + charger + bag
Buying it to use 1/2" impact wrench for seasonal tire changes. Could I do 2 x car seasonal tire swaps; 40 x lug nuts dismount and 40 x lug nut mount = 80 lug nuts out of a single 1.5 ah Ryobi battery charge? Or would I need a 2 ah or 4 ah battery?
