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Out to local HF to see what I can come up with. Found it onsale. This version comes with no wheels does have the flange washers and a spanner wrench . All you have to do is add cutoff or grinder wheel. For a few dollars more, I found a ten pack of metal cutoff wheels. Two bucks for safety glasses. For $21 with tax, I was able to quickly cut the T-Posts. Less than a minute to eat through.
Say what you will about HF tools. I certainly got my money's worth and them some. Is it pretty and have the DeWalt name? Nope. It's a blue DrillMaster with a reversible handle. Spins the cutoff wheel at 11,000 rpm. Just let the wheel do the work and it will treat you right. No complaints with this one.
Here's the link: http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=95578
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HARBOR FREIGHT, Well I must say this place is the first place I go when the need comes to purchase tools. I feel as though I'm 70 years old and have worked with tools most of my adult life I am smart enough to recognize junk and not buy it and Harbor Freight does fit the junk category SOME OF THE TIME but quite often not! So I would say to you if you can't judge for your self and it's cheap enough, what the heck give it a shot. I was very skeptical when I bought my "DRILL MASTER" 18v DRILLw/KEY LESS CHUCK AND I CAN'T KILL THE THING!! I've had it for about 3 years or so and for 17+ dollars I'm as happy as if I had bought a Dewalt or any other expensive one! I use this drill just about everyday without fear of it quitting. The charger that comes with it caused me to kill one of the batteries of 2 that I had bought extra with it because I forgot and left it charge over night,MY OWN FAULT, THEY COME WITH A WARNING! TOM{corndog}