I have the black decker 18 volt drill since 2007 now it broke but the battery still good I would like to know is this drill will fit my hpb18 battery my old one?
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I would think they take the same battery. Check out the Black & Decker HPB18 is an 18-Volt spring loaded slide-Pack battery is for use in all Black & Decker 18-Volt drills that require spring loaded batteries and see if it is the same as yours.
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I think so. I, too, had an older model that broke. The batteries are expensive, so it seemed smart to buy a compatible drill. We've also bought a hand vac, hedge trimmer, and leaf blower over the years. All have used the same 18V Battery.Sorry for the slow response. Just now tackling a 2400 email backlog.
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The drill listed on Amazon is offered with one battery. This drill was sold with one battery and with 2 batteries. I purchased the kit with two batteries (SSL20SB-2) at Home Depot three years ago - it is rarely seen. Check the Black & Decker website to see their recent offerings (20V Li system). B&D; has moved on to a different battery which charges more quickly. The older batteries should work with the newer tools.
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Make sure when ordering you give your Model Number as written in the battery . Also you will need the three (3) contact model! I am looking for a 24 volt Fire Storm Drill, if you know of one?
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Dewalt has made all the 18 volt batteries compatible with the entire 18 volt line. The only difference you'll notice is the fit on the base of the tool - the battery fits and runs the tool, it just looks a bit smaller when installed.
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I do not think so. If you no longer have the manual for the original, look it up on line. Also, I found going to the B&D; website helpful in making sure I got the correct battery for my 24V drill. Do not mess with trying something else, unless it allows it...
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As long as it's 18 volt batteries this will work on it. I had a cordless hammer drill and these batteries work amazing. Best investment I have ever made.
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There are more than one model number in this line of drills. The drill I have is model number 691796; and the battery pack I have is #691798. It may not be available as a replacement (There should be a law against this!!!), but almost anyone can change out the old batteries with newer type NIMH batteries for a much-better battery pack. The instructions are available on the Web! Just Google it! For about $30, one can change the old batteries out with NIMH ones, and you will have real bragging rights with your friends/relatives. By the way, the battery pack is only held together with four Phillips-head screws. The instructions are well-written, so follow them! There are more than one model number in this line of drills. The drill I have is model number 691796; and the battery pack I have is #691798. It may not be available as a replacement (There should be a law against this!!!), but almost anyone can change out the old batteries with newer type NIMH batteries for a much-better battery pack. The instructions are available on the Web! Just Google it! For about $30, one can change the old batteries out with NIMH ones, and you will have real bragging rights with your friends/relatives. By the way, the battery pack is only held together with four... » Read More There are more than one model number in this line of drills. The drill I have is model number 691796; and the battery pack I have is #691798. It may not be available as a replacement (There should be a law against this!!!), but almost anyone can change out the old batteries with newer type NIMH batteries for a much-better battery pack. The instructions are available on the Web! Just Google it! For about $30, one can change the old batteries out with NIMH ones, and you will have real bragging rights with your friends/relatives. By the way, the battery pack is only held together with four Phillips-head screws. The instructions are well-written, so follow them! « Show Less
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I can't see why not. You can charge your old batteries with the newer charger so the batteries should fit the new drill. Yours is a peculiar case as, usually the batteries run out and won't hold a charge as opposed to getting a new drill for old batteries! After you get a replacement drill I would suggest getting one of the newer batteries with a charger soon. Hope this answers your question.
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I didn't think it was going to be since it's so much larger than the battery for the Matrix tool body, but it plugs right in and the drill runs fine. The 4Ah battery is quite a bit heavier, so it might be clumsy to use with the drill, but it would work as a backup (presumably with a longer run time).
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I bought this exact same unit in January. It uses the same battery and charger that the previous Makita drill uses. DC-18RA is on the charger and the batteries say BL1815. This is the best drill by far that I have ever owned BTW.
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If the 18V battery you have from the UK is a Bosch 18V lithium-ion battery, it will work on any Bosch 18V lithium-ion tool. We put electronics in our batteries that make them forward and backward compatible so you won't have to worry about a battery not working on an old or future Bosch 18V lithium-ion tool.
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My did, I really like this drill and so far, 1 battery died but got the free replacement. Drill works like a champ.
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The battery is a DC9098, 18 volt. My drill will accomodate both the NI-Cad and Lithium Ion batteries. As far as the problem with the chuck which I mentioned about 2 years ago, it has resolved itself. Why it was not working for a week or two I do not know, but now works just fine.
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The 18v Dewalt Lithium Ion battery will work with the dc82ob. My dc82ob came with the 18v Lithium Ion battery! In fact my 1/2" drill was part of the package.
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Your power DRILL should have come with a charger. If not you will have get Blacker & Decker charger for this battery { LBXR12 12V MAX} I have 2 battery's and this is battery's that hold a great charge. This is one great battery. I hope this helped you out. DAN
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the battery should fit into this drill because mhtn product is m18 product it really shouldn't matter how old one or the other is Milwaukee is Milwaukee as far as I know
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This battery (#HPB18-OPE) replaced the battery for my blower and works just fine. Model number on the old battery reads: #244760-00.