the weight of the drill with the battery charged is the same with the dead battery ?
304434
Actually, according to E=MC Squared, the drill with a fully charged battery will weigh slightly more than a dead one. Because physics.
304435
I found this question interesting! I wonder how much more it does weigh? I've never thought of this and never paid attention to the weight. So I wonder how much is the charged weight?
1511370
I know this is an old discussion, but here goes... I am finding 250 in-lbs listed at the Milwaukee site for the cordless drill/driver model 2410-22: http://www.milwaukeetool.com/tools/cordless-tools/m12-cordless-system/m12-cordless-lithium-ion-3-8-inch-drill-driver/2410-22 The cordless screwdriver (model 2401-22) is listed as 150 in-lbs, maybe you were looking at that by mistake? Regards, Mark Widmer
2204153
I owned a previous model just like this one, that when the battery was almost dead it would work plugged in at full strength. I expect this one would work the same.
1466404
About 5lbs. I bought this model because I am already heavily invested in the 19.2v system for many of my shop tools. Now one battery works with all! :)
266070
I think it is light in my hand. I don't know the weight specifically, but of course you can check the specifications for that. I have an old corded Makita 3/8" drill and I was pleasantly surprised to find that this cordless version feels much lighter. I expected it to weigh more due to the battery, but it does not.
439257
It's about the size of a motor cycle battery, online I have not seen a consistent weight for this class. Interstate DCM0035 says 23lbs, another maker says 9.6 lbs.
1424971
Yes it is the same battery....it is two pronged. However, it didn't work with my drill because it was one pronged. My remedy was to shave the prong off and now it works!
1059550
They probably mean with the charger, spare battery, etc?? It may weigh a bit over a pound, but it is not 4lbs. by any means. I don't have a small scale, but I'd say it weighs about what an average claw hammer weighs.
531927
Not much difference in weight. Unless you want to get the lithium-ion. Which is a lighter battery.
1120379
The light only attaches to the battery. The drill and light are separate but share the same battery.
1496881
yes & the first battery has been charged only once (in one year) and it's still powering the drill as well as when first used!!!
85567
I was wondering about the weight. I looked up the replacement battery and it was listed at 24 lbs. If this is correct, and the entire thing weighs 33 lbs that leaves 11 lbs for the mower itself.
1655415
about the same wieght. you won't notice the difference. still a heavy battery.
1624543
My unit came with a cord that plugged into the handle of the drill. The battery is charged while connected to the drill. My son has an identical drill that came with the same charging set up.
2000590
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.
85272
The drill bit is reasonably heavy - my high speed electric drill worked best. My battery operated one wasn't as good. Hope this helps.
340128
Sorry for the delay - had a "cookies" issue. With the battery, it's ~1-1/4 pounds. A GREAT tool!