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Chris Hachey

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2000 Long Hill Recreation Knock Hockey Champion

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You don’t have to pay more for Milwaukee’s higher end battery packs

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By Chris Hachey Verified
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There's almost nobody who is looking to spend more money on tools than they have to. You don't go into Home Depot or Lowe's and look for the most expensive tool, no matter what you need. You need to do some research in order to avoid paying an arm and a leg and this doesn't mean trusting the manufacturers. They can claim certain abilities for their devices and many times they are rather accurate. I'm not claiming that top brands like DeWalt and Milwaukee are lying to consumers.
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My lawn looked fine until I paid attention — that's when I realized I needed help

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By Chris Hachey Verified
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When I moved into my house, I was all excited about working on my lawn. Growing up, I would cut the grass in my yard and enjoyed using the riding mower to keep the lawn looking fresh. I was too naive to realize that's only half the battle when you're trying to have a lawn that looks good. I took care of the mowing and that was it. There was so much more that my dad did to keep the lawn looking good. One of them was having a service come and treat the lawn for weeds and more.
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The one power tool mistake that convinced me to go cordless for good

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By Chris Hachey Verified
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I like to try and do my own yard work as much as possible. There was a good amount of landscaping, shrubs, bushes, trees, and more put in by the previous owners of our house. We haven't done much in terms of planting new ones since we moved in, but we've tried to keep up the lawn and house's landscaping to the best of our abilities. There are bushes near the end of our driveway that can quickly become overgrown.
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