Today we look at the Milwaukee 2367-20 Spotlight. I like it so much I bought it twice. Hopefully I don't lose it again. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases Milwaukee 2367-20 Spotlight amzn.to/49yOTWn
This is also one of my favorite lights. Funny story for me as well. I left mine in the back of a customer's vehicle. It had been about 2 years or so and the vehicle finally made it back to my dealership. Lo and behold. The flashlight was still there in the same spot untouched. Glad to have gotten it back and not had to buy a new one.
@jeffreyolson I had a similar incident, but with a Snap-On brake bleeder wrench. Customer came back to the dealership a few months later for an oil change and I found my bleeder wrench still sitting on a front brake caliper bleeder screw! How it never fell off I still don't understand.
Hey, I'm gonna side with the forklift driver on this one. If I find a 10mm 6 point socket on one of my bolts or nuts, I'm gonna thank God for the gift and fill that empty spot on my socket holder
Oh, so YOU are the reason one can never find a 10mm socket, ya Bastich!!! I've been looking for ya! ...Kdding- yeah, nothing wrong with picking up an orphaned socket; Especially a 10 mil. They oughtta sell bags of those (and 10mm wrenches) by weight.
Actually one of my favourites. I think it's a little thirstier than I'd like it to be but it's very lumen dense so tradeoffs are gonna happen. And yes, the light feels daylight enough that I have left it stuck to things thinking it was not there, and have had to buy it twice.
@@UnhumanNewman 6 yes. I'll usually get a few hours of use. But I will also point out that it is a very early unit. It's always possible they revised the circuitry and drivers and whatever version you can get off the shelf now is much more efficient.
I bought one of these recently. It makes a great light for power outtages also if you are in one of those places where you lose power a lot. The magnet on the back is legit- I've stuck it onto a wire mesh fence and even with the minimal contact it was still strong enough to hold up the light. Love it. Thanks!
Almost didn't buy this light because of the price.... boy, am I glad I did. I use it all the time. It is often the first light i grab. Strong magnet and can resist heavy impacts. Would buy again.
I love all the videos man you’re hilarious. You actually inspired me to make some videos. It’s for my entertainment and sanity. As you know as a road tech you can get bored talking to yourself 😂😂 so I figured I do something with my time.
Ah, nice idea! I used to use spray-on masking intended for oil-based coatibgs/ paint for the same purpose. It's not really available where I work anymore (where almost everything has to be biodegradable/ latex/ water based for residential and even commercial applications, or is expensive AF... seems that way, anyway. Cheers.
usb usually exists in 4 dimensions. you try, it does not go in. you flip it, it still does not go in. you flip it back and now it magically wants to enter.
I love mine! I use mine all the time. I got to watch the others in the crew so it don’t get up and walk away from my tools! Which is only bad thing I have to say about it!
That looks like a nice light, and thanks for the review. I may have to pick one up since I've already sold my soul to the red devil...By the way, I already knew you were smart; Mr. Subaru however, ummm...no comment.
I’m kinda in the same boat as you. bought it a while ago it was my favourite light while I had it but then got the box it was in stolen and recently bought it again kinda sucks buying it twice but worth it.
I've given Milwaukee so much of my money my picture should be on their website lol seriously though I love their stuff. don't have this light yet, I'm still using a twisty mini mag light, that'll be changing tonight lol good stuff thanks
"Behold the Milwaukee M12 battery-powered flashlight: illuminating the darkness like a superhero on cocaine! It's brighter than your fantasy girls headlights, and lasts longer than your last marriage,. Say goodbye to stumbling in the dark; with this, you'll be shining brighter than Bioluminescent plankton being disturbed by an epileptic.
For me, it was always worth paying a premium price for a premium light... until I did some painful math and had to admit: If it's cordless, attaches magnetically, and is useful in places like ceilings and crawlspaces, I will lose it within a couple of months of normal use. Even as I write, there are probably half of a dozen quality flashlights and flood lights I've owned that are living out their long years of warranty coverage above a drop ceiling somewhere! Back to the free-with-coupon Harbor Freight drop lights for me 😢
'LoStolen' tools are a huge problem and a pet peeve (for probably just about everyone in the trades). I knew a guy that was kinda forgetful, but also so hated that any tool he left sitting out on some jobsites for more than a few hours would 'walk away' that he took to painting his tools florescent pink.(Even the yellow ones.)... Which helped- they didn't disappear as often, and were easily identifiable when they did. Anyway, IMO, taking tools that are left laying around, the LoStolen problem, is kinda (exactly) like stealing a person's paycheck, eh? Knock it off! (You know who you are...) Cheers. Edit- I like how trustworthy and clear these reviews seem to be. Better than most, anyway.
@@SM-bk4ye uhhh... Do you mean YOUR tools are safe over those lengths of time? ...Must be nice: Well, really, I suppose what I said depends on the kind of site and tools in question- When working alone for a homeowner in a good part of town, I'm usually happy to leave some of my stuff (say, a set out ladders) outside, unlocked, lyong next to backyard fence overnight... But (and this probably goes without saying) I would NOT leave even a clapped out (yellow) DeFault cordless driver alone in a well-traveled area for thirty minutes on a big site where dozens/hundreds of people in various trades are in-and-out. But, like I said, even in that Black-Hole-for-Tools 'LoStolen' kinda situation, my forgetful pal's pink-painted gear basicly never seemed to 'walk away' on its own overnight, eh? (And I NEVER leave tolls where stilt-walkers are working! Haha... kidding!).
My thing is if it doesn’t belong to me I try to find the person it belongs to. Especially if the owner would be easy to find. Maybe I was just raised right LoL 😝
@@FunkFPV Yeah, right? (Though that's all to uncommon in people/youth these days... Aw jeez, I sound like my father/grandfather/etc... Maybe that's not such a bad thing, though: They were better men than I). Cheers!
Is there any way you could do a video on that usb tester and load device with the fan? as a computer nerd that stuff is seriously cool to learn about doing it looks like you made it yourself
I have some from a while back. I made them private because I don’t want people who wouldn’t appreciate me recording at work finding them. It’s one of the downsides of growing your channel. 😬😜
As a road tech that doesn’t always work you may pull into a customer who has you work on one piece of equipment then while in the middle of the original job they bring you three more small jobs and interrupt the original job then you have tools scattered everywhere and you lose track it’s just the way it is. All mechanics lose tools no matter how organized you are it’s unfortunate but a job fact
Most of the time absolutely, Milwaukee lights are crazy expensive, but really nice. This one is on sale at HD and northern tool for $59 right now though
@3:52 you even say it has no hot "spot" what-so-ever. Yet in the title you call this "The Best SPOTlight". Wait whaaaat? Looks like the front of the package and the link you provided to HD even agrees with me that its a flood light, but never believe those marketing wankers right. 😅
As someone who is deep into the world of flashlights, everything from the tiny gt nano, up to the ms18 to the gt4 to the zoomies of the zoomies the z1… I don’t understand why they call floodlights spotlights… it’s not a spotlight… it’s a floodlight.. it’s weird.. don’t call it what it isnt.
@@andrewmkish Actually, 'floodlight' is also a misuse of the original term 'Flood-Light', which was originally given that name because of the early arc lights that were used by boats during the very common floods of the 1880s- in order to find and help rescue survivors and stranded people along the Mississippi River when it flooded! (Nah, I'm full of crap/ just kidding!!) I'd assume it was because they 'flood' an area with light, eh? ...Though it would be funny if my foregoing ironic joke was actually the case!)
@@andrewmkish a spot light light would be more of a focused beam… used for lighting up a more precise spot, and would have a decent candela. This is a work space light which is made to flood over a fairly large area with light… with less candela. Not even an optic of reflector, which for this type of light would not be desirable.
