Will this work with LCS120 20-Volt Chain Saw, and can it be charged with that units charger. Will there be more power or just length of charge.
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The Power will be the same as a standard battery. This is determined by the voltage the battery and tool were designed for. However with this battery you will be able to accomplish more work as the run time before the battery needs to be recharged will be longer. Possibly as much as twice as much run time. Same voltage, same power. 2.0AHr vs. 4.0AHr means longer run time.
1371192
We have a Makita LXT reciprocating saw . We use a Makita 18v 3.0Ah Makita LI Ion battery.Have had no problems, takes about 30mins to charge.
14414
Sorry, but I don't have any Bosch tools, so I wouldn't know. However, I am pretty sure each manufacturer makes the charger and tool so that only their battery will fit/work. Maybe if Bosch is the parent company... I found the battery I thought I'd lost and will look at the packaging to see if it includes information about which brands it's compatible with, if any. Can't do this for a day or so because I just don't have the time right now. (I'm thinking of chain saw blades that list which saws they work with.)
1339980
Charger comes with the saw. I would suggest, however, that you purchase a second battery. I did and have no regrets.
1461464
I don't know about the numbers and what part they are but, I have been able to use my 4.0 XC 12volt battery with every 12 volt tool I own (about 9 of them) and charge it on every 12volt milwaukee charger I have come across. This battery is awesome and it the one I use every day.
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The saw will only work with the 18 volt batteries. Both the Lithium Ion or Ni cad batteries are interchangeable with these Porter Cable tools and can both be charged with proper charger. It will cut 1/2" metal but it may take some time depending on the hardness of the metal. I recommend a circular saw type of tool with a metal cutting disk for this material, even my new Bosch corded sawsall would take a while with this material unless it is a soft material like aluminum or brass.
897781
The saw comes with a charger. It measures 7x5x4 inches. It is a dedicated charger expressly for the unit.
34627
It charges with the same charger that came with my DeWalt drill...don't know the model #.
718230
Not exactly sure of the actual dimensions, but I have a dewalt 18v sawsall and a dewalt 18v circulator saw with batteries and charger. Fits pretty well. Hope this info helps
329018
Yes. Although in my case it might have included the WRONG charger, so beware... I have 3 chargers total from 3 different B&D; purchases, and while 2 of them are the correct voltage, one is much too high (appropriate for a 24V pack, not 18V). I think I roasted one of my 4 battery packs accidentally using that one, because I didn't check its output until much later. This was probably a one-time error, but that was my experience, and obviously not a happy one. The saw itself works great, though--I was frankly amazed at how well it works. Drastically exceeded my expectations.
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I used the DJW12-4.5 12 Volt 5 AmpH SLA. It fit perfectly. Took about 24 hrs for full charge and works like a charm. And, about half the price. Try it you'll be satisfied.
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Same battery for both voltages. The new 12v charger even says it will charge the 10.8v batteries. Has more to do with keeping up with other manufacturers. All batteries have a high "just charged" voltage than "real" voltage. Makita was just more honest in the first tool.
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I don't know. It works with the battery that comes with it. The saw and I are 500 miles apart, so I can't see what came with it. I do find it is a very good saw, I enjoy it very much.
482656
It the Pole Saw is a 20 Volt it will work. If it is an 18 Volt Pole Saw it will NOT work moreover, the battery will not fit into the connection.
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i don't know. we just use what we use for our other chain saws. you do need special exten cords for it. the ones higher rated.
864140
My old dewalt charger works fine to charge the replacement battery. I admit I don't use it a ton.I am sorry I cant answer your other question
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I use mine in a pruning saw. So of course it would depend on how long you are using your tool. I get probably 20 minutes per charge. Hope this helps you.