What battery does the tool use? I two 18 volt ion batteries for my Milwaukee cordless drill
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On the bottom of your Cordless Milwaukee battery it should say "CAT NO. 48-11-1815" As long as it has this model number it will fit this bare Milwaukee Impact Drill.
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Believe it or not, it's just one battery. List price for these Milwaukee Lithium-Ion batteries is very high and, unfortunately, there are no alternative suppliers as there are for many other batteries. But if you shop around and check out different vendors, you can sometimes find a sale price.
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Yes, the vacuum uses the standard 18 volt Makita battery used in Makita cordless tools.
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This kit comes with 2 batteries. Here is the full includes list: Includes: 18V LXT Cordless Lithium-Ion 1/2 in. Hammer Drill Driver - LXP01Z 18V LXT Cordless Lithium-Ion Impact Driver - LXDT04Z 18V LXT Cordless Lithium-Ion Recipro Saw - BJR182Z (2) 18V LXT Cordless Lithium-Ion Batteries - BL1830 30-Minute Rapid Optimum Charger - DC18RC Contractor Bag Resources: Manual
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All 18 volt DeWalt batteries work in 18 volt DeWalt tools, but some have a much higher capacity than others. The compact battery is a low capacity battery, so don't be fooled by advertisers who suggest it's a "direct replacement" because it's not. Its a very low capacity battery that works in your 18 volt DeWalt tools. You also should know that you can't just go out and buy the more expensive Lithium Ion batteries, they require a special battery charger.
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I cannot answer but the tool looks new, in much better shape than the 20V we bought in the hopes we could use it with the 18V batteries. Now we have 6 battery packs that work with it, which is great for doing a whole hillside.
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Yes, this vacuum uses the standard Makita 18 volt battery used in the cordless tools.
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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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Hi Tony, the only batteries I have are the 18V Ni-Cad's, so I can't give you a definitive answer. You might check the DeWalt site and look for the tool number, perhaps they would have more info there. Sorry I couldn't answer your question. Good Luck, Joe.
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HPB18 18 volt slide pack battery. I think the battery costs as much as the drill! Lol!!
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It is a 14.4 volt battery. I would think this particular voltage battery is correct for your type drill. Hope this helps.
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I think this is the 4H battery, because the 4H battery is very thick, twice as thick as the 2H battery. Checkout other Milwaukee M18 cordless drills and look closely at the thickness of the battery. There is also a substantial cost difference of about $50.00 or more between the 2 types of batteries. The 4H is the way to go but it's not cheap. Hope this helps.
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The saw uses the same battery as the drill and my order came with two batteries...
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Hi David, I see somebody already sent a response, but he is wrong, he must have things confused? The compact 48-11-1815 WILL NOT WORK ON THIS! I have a lot of Milwaukee tools and batteries. Howie.
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The batteries that come with this are 1.3AH, near the low end of the product line. I found they work fine for the drill but drain from the cordless saws very quickly. I am buying a 2.4AH battery DC9096 in hopes of getting better battery life with the circular saw.
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Mine has 18V LI hammer drill (DCD970KL) , both batteries (one in drill) , 15pc Irwin cobalt bits set in plastic case (316015), Milwaukee Quik-Lock set in case (48-32-1500), 30' tape , 12" combi-square, and a wire wheel. All set in foam I cut from cheap "excercize" mats from dollar store or somewhere. Not real pretty but it works.Hope that gives you a good idea if your stuff will fit the way you want. Added (PART #S) you can find here to give a better idea what I am talking about.Jim
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Not sure how much help this is, but here is what I have: one battery is labeled R84008. one is labeled R84008(130383019). My drill label indicates that it accepts batteries numbered 130252004, 130254003, 130254007, R84008(130383010), and R84004. Both of my present batteries indicate 18 volts and 3 amp hours. Wish I could give you more info.