Anyone have the Worx WG320 cordless chainsaw with 20v lithium battery?
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just got it. am thrilled. [18V]battery great.... really holds a charge. was concerned when I got it, as appeared not as sturdy as the "jaw saw". but, cuts right through 4" dia. tree trunk/branches. light wt. easy to use. make sure battery secure, or will pop out ... my fault, not the unit. highly recommend at this point...have used on 5 different occasions..very pleased!!
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I do not have a 20V battery with my chain saw. I have the 18V battery, with my Black & Decker NLP1800 Chain Saw.
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I looked at my jaw saw and it's electric my Workx weed whacker and lawn mower have the battery. Sorry.
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You should be able to pick one up on Amazon. I already had a charger and battery from another 20 volt black and decker tool but I picked up another battery at Wal*Mart
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Andrew, I recently contacted Worx directly to ask this question and was told they are working on developing one now. You might shoot the company an email to see where they are in the development process. I told them we would not buy a blower until they made one that used the same 40v battery as the trimmer we have now.
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I use mine frequently, I keep either a cut off wheel or diamond blade in it. It does like a fresh battery but I use which every battery is handy, my batteries are 3 and 6 years old. They seem to last a while. The leds begin to light up before it shuts off if I am driving it too hard warning me to apply less pressure. I keep the 120volt grinder on the truck also though for heavier jobs. I would agree it is one of the few 18volt tools that does not completely replace the need for a 120volt tool but I find it extremely useful and bought one for my father and brother who are also contractors for Christmas last year. With 33years of trade experience I will buy a new if this one ever fails. As far as saftey, Makita engineers must of found some problem with letting it run the battery to zero, none of my other tools seem to have this type of cut-out.
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No. The trimmer takes a 20V lithium battery as used on the newer B&D; hand drills
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This I do not know. I threw my word away that that that battery replacement. I ordered on line ,like you but the battery never held the charge. I had 3 batteries,none ever held the charge. So I replaced with the new Worx.And now I use the 24 volt Max Lithium battery. Read the instructions on the stuff, or go on line and ask it it can replace that battery. Sorry
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I only own xrp batteries and service time depends on how hard I work the saw. For big jobs I use a corded saw. Over time I have noticed that the receiving contacts in the handle of the saw wear out and power cuts out. Maybe the vibrations loosen the contacts but one saw failed twice even after factory repairs.
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Yes, and very well. I'm 63 and it is a really neat and easy saw to handle. I also have the weed whacker, flashlights, and chain saw that use the same battery. Of course I did buy a couple extra batteries so I can work with one of my tools and if the battery needs charging I just pop in the other. Great products ;)
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Yes, it uses the 20v lithium batteries same as their drill (and the craftsman 20v max batteries also work)
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WORX WA3216 24-Volt Lead Acid Mower 5.0Ah Battery for Series WG775, WG782, ... 4.5 out of 5 stars (15) $86.28
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The M18 Red Lithium compact battery, 48-11-1815, works with the saw. I'm not sure about the 48-11-1820, which is the 2.0 version of the same compact battery. I expect it will work. Milwaukee advertises the compact battery pack will not work with the sawzall. They claim you need the full size red lithium battery. This is not correct. When I considered buying the sawzall, I already had a drill & driver set with 3 compact batteries. I wanted to use the same batteries with the sawzall. I contacted Milwaukee to determine if the compact batteries would work with the sawzall. They initially said no, then finally confirmed it would work. They said they discouraged people from using the compact battery since the sawzall has a heavy power usage and the compact batteries do not last long with the sawzall. Personally, I prefer the compact battery over the full size battery. The compact batteries are much lighter and easier to work with over the entire day. The batteries charge quickly. With the drill / driver combo, I will work in the morning, charge the batteries over lunch, work in the afternoon and charge again in the evening. With the sawzall, I will use one battery til it goes dead (approx. 30 min), pop in a different battery and put the dead battery on the charger. By the time the new battery is dead, the battery on the charger is recharged and I swap them out. In several years I've had very few times where the compact battery goes dead and I cannot continue working. If I will not have access to an electrical outlet for the charger in my work area, then I charge all three batteries beforehand and plan accordingly.
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I have the same problem. I wound up buying a DeWalt battery, it has no problems.
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Yes, it has to be 20 volt batteries. The 18 volt (the older/bulkier) batteries will not work with this. The 1.5v, 3.0v or the newer 2.0v, 4.0v all work with this circular saw.
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I'm about 99.9% sure ANY Li-ion 18 volt Dewalt battery can be used with this saw. I purchased it for my father only knowing he had an 18-volt Dewalt set of tools and it works just fine.
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This saw does not come with a battery, you can purchase the battery for around $99
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Yes, you can use either the BL1815 1.5 Ah battery or the BL1830 3.0 Ah battery with this 18 Volt LXT Chainsaw.
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I googled that before I bought a new worx WG155 --- it was cheaper to buy a new WG155 trimmer, then to buy a replacement battery. Sometimes replacement batteries are sitting around too long in stock ( I read all reviews, and that was a complaint someone posted )