Milwaukee Tool New M18 Compact 1-Ton Chain Hoist 

Handling Category, designed to give users Effortless Installs, Less Down Time and Improved
Mobility. Powered by M18TM REDLITHIUMTM Batteries, our solution eliminates the time needed
to set up extension cords to power hoists onsite. The Kitted wireless remote delivers enhanced
control in each lift. Equipped with 60ft of remote range, variable speed, and fine adjustment users
gain more visibility and accurate installs. With a 46lb compact, lightweight design, and kitted
PACKOUTTM Rolling Cart, the Chain Hoist gives users the ability to more efficiently move around
site. Designed to lift in both inverted and standard orientations, the hoist increases material lifting
versatility while decreasing onsite strain.

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[bogdanmarkovic]

Actual price itself does not concern me as much as the fact that they probably do quite a lot of research into how much to price something and its probably very accurate.
They probably could have sold this for 2000$ but if they saw market is willing to pay 4000$…that is scary.

For example yesterday I was looking into what M12 tool I could buy since now I transitioned from Bosch 12V to Milwaukee and I saw bandfile and was like oh cool, couldnt be so expensive, its not a complicated tool after all.
Oh boy was I wrong, 360€ for a bare tool. Then I bought a hammer drill for 155€. If you take that logic you ask your self like, both are fairly similar tools, how could one be over 100% more expensive.
Only thing I would say is volume, if they knew they would have so much demand for bandfile as for hammer drill they would be priced similarly.

[RammaJamma]

Are you joking $4000 dollars!!!! There is awsome winches for $400 and down my god $4000 u could buy every part in that thing 5 times still not have that much in it