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Hitachi NR90AD Clipped Head 2-Inch to 3-1/2-Inch Framing Nailer
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List Price: $541.80
Our Price: $249.99
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Manufacturer: Hitachi
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Binding: Tools & Hardware
Brand: Hitachi
EAN: 0717709008274
Feature: Lightweight design at only 7 lbs. for comfort and control
Label: Hitachi
Manufacturer: Hitachi
Model: NR90AD
Publisher: Hitachi
Studio: Hitachi
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Features
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Lightweight design at only 7 lbs. for comfort and control
Tool-less firing mode and depth selectors for less downtime
2-piece anodized aluminum magazine for durability
One step nail loading system for faster nailing
Hitachi vibration isolation pads for extended tool life
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Perhaps they are better now?
Comment: I purchased two of these at once and they both died within three months. One came defective and the second ruined the firing pin by jamming an 8 against the inside of the nose piece. The replacement i got for the first one that broke has been great it has worked in 100f weather and -20 flawlessly. It has more power than the max and senco my boss owns and is lighter than the senco and the same weight as the max. I love the selectable trigger. On all of the ones i have seen i have not run into the magazine problems that others have. Early on i think Hitachi had quality control problems with their new lines but i think these are a safe reliable choice to use now.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Great tool. Sometime double shoots
Comment: Great tool. I bought it to replace my last one that broke (whcih I bought from a contractor who used it for many years. The tool is light and vey well balanced and does a great job.
Only negative is that it sometimes double shoots.
Besides that great tool.
Customer Rating:
Summary: problem free
Comment: this hitachi gun is great. i use it personally and dont turn it over to a framing crew each day to do who knows what to the gun or my other tools. flawless operation everytime. nice light weight too. these negative reviews must be sponsored by dewalt or bostich!?!?
Customer Rating:
Summary: Not perfect, but close.
Comment: Easy to load, easy to unload, lightweight and pretty good balance. Simple depth of drive adjuster. So far I've driven close to two boxes of nails ( roughly 10,000) without a single jam. The tool has a simple switch to change the function from single shot to bounce firing. This gun will drive Paslode "Roundrive" nails, which fit my Paslode clipped head cordless framing nailer-so I don't need to stock different fasteners. The only thing I don't like is that there is no hook of any kind to hold the tool when you need both hands free for a moment or two. I don't like having to balance it on a ladder or climb with it in my hand and it has fallen a couple of time in those situations- so far without damage. A very well designed and constructed piece of equipment, except for the lack of hook.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Perplexed by Reviews
Comment: I have had this gun for quite some time now, and have not had any problems with it. I have one of the first ones, the gun never misfires, I have had no jams, the selectable fire has been a godsend, and the tool is super light. The tool has been dropped on concrete at least 3 times, granted not from more than 9 feet, but still with all the other reviewers here complaining about durability, I am surprised it has lasted. Also, I wonder why the same nailer, except the round head version, has such great reviews.
I think an important thing to remember about nailers is, they are way over abused. Furthermore they are rarely protected from any kind of damage like other tools due to the absence of a case. I have never understood how companies can produce these expensive guns, and not include a case. I throw away cases right and left, but this is one of the tools that I would choose to have one for. But I guess Hitachi thinks they have you covered with the 5 year warranty.
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Editorial Reviews:
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Amazingly light, super compact and easy to load and fire, the 90AD is a nice change from the beefy nailers that framers are used to. Hitachi went to aluminum on this body, and it really cuts down on the weight of the tool. It’s only 7 pounds, the lightest we’ve seen in its class, yet it drives 2- to 3-1/2 inch nails in all kinds of applications: floor and wall framing, truss and window build-up, subflooring and roof decking, wall sheathing and modular housing construction, running on 70 to 120 psi. By far, the coolest feature on this redesigned nailer (aside from its hot new look) is the FlipFire switch. Just turn it to select either trigger fire or bump fire mode. Also blessedly tool-free is the depth-of-drive mechanism, which adjusts just with a simple turn. Loading the paper-taped nails is straightforward and quick, minimizing downtime on the job. Lube it after every day’s use and it will fire for years to come.--Kris Jensen-Van Heste
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