Spend $249-$9,999 (or $250-$10,000) on Garden Power Tools, Get $50-$2000 Worth in Bonus Points @ Total Tools (or Sydney Tools)

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poiterbad on 13/03/2026 - 12:11 totaltools.com.au (198 clicks)
Last edited 13/03/2026 - 18:05 by 1 other user

Total Tools and Sydney Tools are having a 'bonus points blitz'. There are spend amounts to get certain bonus points deals. Effectively 20% back in points at the start of each spend bracket

I stacked this with buying an Ego Mower kit at Total tools for $1500, so got their battery bonus too and $300 bonus points.

Tool Kit Depot also has 10% off almost everything

Total Tools Outdoor Power Equipment - T&Cs

$249 - $498 and Get $50 Bonus Points
$499 - $998 and Get $100 Bonus Points
$999 - $1,498 and Get $200 Bonus Points
$1,499 - $1,998 and Get $300 Bonus Points
$1,999 - $2,498 and Get $400 Bonus Points
$2,499 - $2,998 and Get $500 Bonus Points
$2,999 - $3,498 and Get $600 Bonus Points
$3,499 - $3,998 and Get $700 Bonus Points
$3,999 - $4,998 and Get $800 Bonus Points
$4,999 - $9,998 and Get $1000 Bonus Points
$9,999 or more and Get $2000 Bonus Points

Sydney Tools Power Garden Bonus Points Blitz - T&Cs

Spend $250 and Receive $50 in points
Spend $500 and Receive $100 in points
Spend $1000 and Receive $200 in points
Spend $1500 and Receive $300 in points
Spend $2000 and Receive $400 in points
Spend $2500 and Receive $500 in points
Spend $3000 and Receive $600 in points
Spend $3500 and Receive $700 in points
Spend $4000 and Receive $800 in points
Spend $4500 and Receive $900 in points
Spend $5000 and Receive $1000 in points
Spend $10000 and Receive $2000 in points

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Total Tools

Sydney Tools

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  Hinee on 13/03/2026 - 12:28

  So from what I can gather from the Ts&Cs - bonus points are just added to your account that can then be used for a later purchase? So spend money now to save a bit when you spend more later? Is that correct?

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    prodnus on 13/03/2026 - 12:28

    Yes, it's not ideal

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    poiterbad on 13/03/2026 - 12:29

    Yep exactly, so I now have $300 points in my account, which I can spend the next time I'm there.

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      prodnus on 13/03/2026 - 12:31

      Key point is that it's only close to 20% if you actually spend close to the exact threshold. e.g. if you spent $9800 you'll only get $1000 worth in points unless you spend an extra $200 to get to the next level.

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  subydooby on 13/03/2026 - 14:05

  Total tools points are more flexible

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  ceej11 on 13/03/2026 - 20:03

  Note the difference with the rebates. Often items are for example $999 so ST the bonus is only $100 when for the same price at TT you would get $200.

  Im tossing up between ego and greenworks mower/trimmer kits. Both $1500. i'm leaning towards greenworks since I can probably sell the blower and trimmer for a few hundred.

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    poiterbad on 13/03/2026 - 20:04

    I also bought at TT because of this!

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    Agileduck on 14/03/2026 - 13:52

    I bought Greenworks and my old regret is not buying the bigger bundle!

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      ceej11 on 14/03/2026 - 21:34

      +1

      I ended up getting Makita 40v mower + 007gz1 trimmer + extra battery. I was lucky, instore they had the lm001gt priced wrong and they honored it. Greenworks would have probably been fine but little extra feel makita was a better buy.

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  enricos85 on 13/03/2026 - 21:21

  Could also save 10% at TT if you have enough Ultimate Him gift cards from Coles promotion a few weeks ago.