I want to get the CM1936 but only if it has the same torque or power as the original model CMM1000? I can get a battery for my old CMM1000. Advise?
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I can't speak to the relative power of this model, but it should be at least as good as the CMM1000. A do-it-yourselfer can replace the 2 12v batteries in the CMM1000. You can clean up the motor contacts and remove clippings build up while you have it open.
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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.
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The only decent battery you will find. Just have to clip your rubber tubes so they are ROUND and the battery works great. Be careful not to let the wrench hit the car body---when tighten the clamps. The exact "original" battery will not be found anywhere.
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Hi, We have had our back and decker for cm1936 for two years with no battery issues. We always keep it on the charger when not in use. Shockingly, our older 10 year old black and decker battery mower will still mower is still useful and will mow about 1/8 of an acre if the grass isn't high. If you have a small lawn, around 1/4 acre these are ideal
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is this Package will you confirm for Sure that its the Bosch BC660 Charger? and that the Battery is Part BAT620? The Pack Shows 4.0Amh But but is not clear whether er get the BAT620 Battery or not? I Need the 4.0Amh Part BAT620 & Charger Bosch BC660 ..they leed us to beleave this but why they dont clearly show us model numbers on the parts in the Pictures makes me leery
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...and you will want to, because the lithium batteries are usually defective, and will not take a full charge. When I called Midland about this, I was told they would simply replace the radio with a GXT1000, which uses the older NiMH technology. (I finally traded these for a pair of the LXT model.)
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Yes. I called B&D; about that as I have the 36v string trimmer and liked it enough to see if they could both use the same battery. The Guy from B&D; told me the 40v and 36v batteries were identical, and compatible with either tool. He said they both had the same capacity and voltage, and the 36v was putting out 40 v anyway (or was it charging at 40v?) - anyway, the change in voltage was more of a marketing decision because the battery was originally conservatively labeled. We sort of came to the conclusion in conversation that there has been a serious "voltage inflation" by competing tool makers and B&D; just relabeled it. No redesign, though. Yes. I called B&D; about that as I have the 36v string trimmer and liked it enough to see if they could both use the same battery. The Guy from B&D; told me the 40v and 36v batteries were identical, and compatible with either tool. He said they both had the same capacity and voltage, and the 36v was putting out 40 v anyway (or was it charging at 40v?) - anyway, the change in voltage was more of a marketing decision because the battery was originally conservatively labeled. We sort of came to the conclusion in conversation that there has been a serious "voltage inflation" by... » Read More Yes. I called B&D; about that as I have the 36v string trimmer and liked it enough to see if they could both use the same battery. The Guy from B&D; told me the 40v and 36v batteries were identical, and compatible with either tool. He said they both had the same capacity and voltage, and the 36v was putting out 40 v anyway (or was it charging at 40v?) - anyway, the change in voltage was more of a marketing decision because the battery was originally conservatively labeled. We sort of came to the conclusion in conversation that there has been a serious "voltage inflation" by competing tool makers and B&D; just relabeled it. No redesign, though. « Show Less
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Joanne, I see no one answered your questions, but this is the same model number I have. Did you end up getting this battery? If so, does it work okay? Thanks!
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the web page with the BAT-200 pictures and information also allows you to look at another model: the BAT-250. I ordered and have been using the BAT-200 and it works fine. I have used it more than I expected, and saved several perfectly good Duracell AA and AAA batteries. The only difference between the two models that I can see is that the BAT-250 has a groove that helps hold the battery in place during testing. If I had seen that I would have spent the extra $1.30 for the BAT-250.
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First confirm battery specifications in your computer stored info. If, in fact this model battery is called for, then I would order it. I have had no problems with my replacement battery. It is important that you exercise the battery regularly, (Use battery and then recharge, etc.) I can not confirm you will not have problems, only that I have not had any problems.
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Did you ever locate a replacement battery for the Black & Decker shear? I have a SSC 1000 and need a battery. Thanks Elbert
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There are more than one model number in this line of drills. The drill I have is model number 691796; and the battery pack I have is #691798. It may not be available as a replacement (There should be a law against this!!!), but almost anyone can change out the old batteries with newer type NIMH batteries for a much-better battery pack. The instructions are available on the Web! Just Google it! For about $30, one can change the old batteries out with NIMH ones, and you will have real bragging rights with your friends/relatives. By the way, the battery pack is only held together with four Phillips-head screws. The instructions are well-written, so follow them! There are more than one model number in this line of drills. The drill I have is model number 691796; and the battery pack I have is #691798. It may not be available as a replacement (There should be a law against this!!!), but almost anyone can change out the old batteries with newer type NIMH batteries for a much-better battery pack. The instructions are available on the Web! Just Google it! For about $30, one can change the old batteries out with NIMH ones, and you will have real bragging rights with your friends/relatives. By the way, the battery pack is only held together with four... » Read More There are more than one model number in this line of drills. The drill I have is model number 691796; and the battery pack I have is #691798. It may not be available as a replacement (There should be a law against this!!!), but almost anyone can change out the old batteries with newer type NIMH batteries for a much-better battery pack. The instructions are available on the Web! Just Google it! For about $30, one can change the old batteries out with NIMH ones, and you will have real bragging rights with your friends/relatives. By the way, the battery pack is only held together with four Phillips-head screws. The instructions are well-written, so follow them! « Show Less
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I also liked the total trimmer. I looked every where for a battery but could not find one that would fit. Took it to a local battery company and they sent it off and replaced the inside battery's. It lasted only for a short time.. I bought a new total trimmer from Amazon. When that battery goes bad I will be out of luck...You can take the battery apart and maybe find some one that can replace the one's in the shell ..I really wish they had not gone out of business as I thought it was a great tool.. Good luck..
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Dear Joe, I will check my model number tonight and get back to you. I have the grey rechargeable dremel they sold at Sears in 2008. Not sure of exact model number. I do have the battery model which was 855-01 and this is 855-02 which are identical. I replaced the bad lithium ion cell in the original and now have two batteries.
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Hey Lawrence. Sorry to say that this battery will not fit the 19.2V drill. I have that very drill and three batteries and I have not seen a battery for it anywhere in a long time. Maybe they could be ordered online. I hate when the manufacturers do this sort of thing. Seems like you end up retiring a perfectly good drill just because they want to change models or the power, and force you to change your whole system. I guess everything is driven by the bottom line.
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I've had the CMM1000 for over five years now, still with original battery. I always mow in the late afternoon or early evening, never let the battery needle get into the red, and keep it plugged-in when not in use. It sits in a shed about 30 feet from my house - I just run a heavy-duty extension cord from an outside plug to the shed. The mower stays plugged-in even during the winter.If you keep it on the charger, and don't abuse it by trying to cut grass that's too tall, it will serve you well for many years. I love this mower!
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Hi Susan R: YES! This is the correct battery pack, (755). My very first cordless was the #750 which I bought in the mid 1980's. The charger is No. 756/3 hour charge. Late last year,(2013) we had a power outage and some how my charger got fried, so I can no longer use it. I bought the new style motor tool in the fall of 2010, (No. 754 with the 3-hour charger #756-01). Reason: I could not find new batteries for my old unit as the old batteries, (2001 & 2002) would no longer hold a charge. If you can not find "new" batterie's for the 750 then you will have to buy the new #754. Guess I should toss out my old Dremel with the charging unit and the 3 batteries. Cheers, Rodney in Colorado/USA