Will it take the newer, larger extended life M18 lithium battery?Thanks
1162167
Although this radio is the only thing Milwaukee I own after reading the description it clearly states that it can be" Powered by all Milwaukee 12v-28v batteries including m series, v series and NiCad".
1162168
It takes all batteries from 12 to 20 volts. The battery compartment is huge.
2278011
It takes their 18-volt lithium battery, which I believe comes in two sizes. I use the smaller size, and that gives plenty of runtime for me. The larger-capacity battery would give longer life between charges, but I have two of the standard batteries, and they charge quickly, so I have no problem with that.
877455
all m 18 batteries will work with all m18 chargers, all battery sizes 1.5 to 5.0 will work with the m18 chargers
611096
Yes it will it is a good battery. Make sure you have a brushless system that can handle lipos cause it could burn something up if it's brushed
1651386
This will only work with the old style NiCad battery. Lithium Battery does not work.
2278009
M18 Milwaukee battery. Look up the kit 2625-22? Or any other Milwaukee M18 kit. They all use the same battery. From my experience, you want the larger XC, or Xtra Capacity, one for this so it lasts longer.
295256
I have 10+ m18 tools. And about 8 batteries and 2 compact 1.5ah batteries. SO TRUST ME. the compact battery will work....u just get more runtime than the 3.0 ah battery comapred to the 1.5 ah compact battery
357226
No it't not the same battery. The high capacity/extended life battery is larger bulbouse looking cell. CB
1354892
No. It's a custom rectangular Lithium cell. Not easy to find a same sized replacement.
1675900
I have only had the trimmer since mid summer this year. The 18V battery supplied will do my trimming chores times two. I have never seen a 18V lithiun-ion battery that fits this trimmer. You should probably go to the B&D; web site and ask.
241102
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
727999
depends on the way the battery back that usually ships with most extended batteries is made. Some are thinner and some are thicker. Your best bet is to ask the seller or manufacturer.
2167312
to the best of my knowledge they are interchangeable. The lithium battery is supposed to hold a longer charge but how much more for the price difference I do not know.
72221
No, they will not. You need a M18 battery, 48-11-1828 or 48-11-1815. I prefer the 1828 ( 2.8 amp hr ) for the longer run time. M series slide inside the tool instead of over it like the older 18v.
537561
I don't know, but I doubt it. I know, those Lithium batteries are expensive, aren't they. but they are worth it in the long run. I wouldn't expect a 20 volt battery to even fit an 18 volt tool, for safety reasons. But to satisfy curosity take your battery to a store that sells DeWalt tools, like Fleet Farm or Home Depot, and see if it fits.
1094134
No, that is the reason I had originally purchased this item, in the picture shown it would, but the item they sent was just a standard sized replacement. DO NOT purchase this for extended batteries.
1035041
No, it is the same size as the original battery. It just works oh so much better and longer!