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    Work tools stolen

    longest shot in history,
    Some grubs smashed one of the windows on my 6x6 and stolen 3 kit bags of mainly milwaukee tooling and consumables most of the milwauke tools and all of the batteries have my initials on the top of the battery or inside the battery slot of the tool.
    Any one in the north Melbourne area keep an eye out.

    in 2 milwaukee and 1 makita bag

    18v stuff
    1/2 inch drive one key rattel gun
    one key impact driver
    angle grinder
    3x 5.0ah batteries

    12v stuff
    right angle drill
    die grinder
    3/8 rattle gun
    1/2 inch rattle gun
    right angle impact driver
    2x 2.0h batteries
    2x4.0 ah battereis


    3x soldering irons
    die grider bits
    2x clamp meters
    side cutters
    needle nose plier
    insualtion crimpers
    bull nose pliers
    heat shrink packs
    driver bit packs
    52mm socket and breaker bar
    10 pack of anderson plugs
    12/24v battery charger
    240v battery charger

    ferrex 1/2 inch rattle gun
    workzone brushless rattle gun
    2x 8ah batteries to suit

    assorted wire wheels and grinding wheels
    cutting blades for jig sawe adnd hackzall
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    Mongrels! I hope they're stupid enough to get caught, and you get your tools back.

    Cheers,
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    Mongrels. They must have known what was in there.

    What are the initials? Many on here won't know them, Dave.
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    Damn, thats hard. As you say, a long shot, but a mate of mine had two quite valuable guitars and some other stuff stolen from his home. The guitars turned up at a store, not saying the name but the initials are the third letter of the alphabet, twice. Those particular mongrels wanted him to pay to get them back! Local constabulary thought otherwise.

    Point here is the axes were stolen for quick cash. The store in question didn't even pay lip service to the Secondhand Goods Act. Might be worth trawling the nearby shop fronts, Dave. And keep an eye on market place, as all manner of stuff winds up there.

    God luck with it. That 'Waukee stuff, and all the rest, is a considerable investment.
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