hello, my frien this drill is new or it&#x15B; repaired. I need one new, I like it. how many bateries has?
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We've had ours for three months. It was bought as used. But it had two batteries and a charger. We love it and its is still in good condition. Hope this helps.
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I think its a year from purchase.its a great drill set it up in about 20 minutes.
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The drill motor came with 1 battery, however it holds a charge for a very long time. My previous batteries would die on the shelf in a matter of 2 or 3 days.
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The drill only came with a one piece Phillips/flathead... I ordered the others at the same time for my husband off amazon too.
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The ones that came with the drill lasted several years. The first ones I bought from Amazon only lasted lest than a year. The last ones I bought are doing O K, I haven't had them but a few months. May have to try something else, I will see.
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Yes, it fits just fine and has much more power and battery life. However, give the cost, if you watch closely you can probably buy a new drill for about the same cost as a couple of batteries.
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After checking on line for places that can rebuild them , I came across a site , I think it was called Voltman.com. After watching the short video they had of their "factory" I decided that I would just send mine to them. They rebuild any brand of nicad batteries. OOPS ! I just realizes this was my cordless drills I was commenting on. Now I realize it's the Norelco Shaver I tried to fix and ended up throwing it away and bought a new one.
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Hey Chris , the battery did not for my drill. I just leave the charges battery in the drill. Not sure if this is correct.
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Well, replace it with the same thing. They're not cheap. Go to this Amazon page and scroll down to the last row of images: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=DeWalt+18v+XR%2B+NiCd+9096. You can buy them used but you already have a used one. You need one that will hold a charge. If you can wait until close to Christmas, you might find that you can buy a brand new drill with a new battery for not much more money.
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Here's what it says on the box. I have one in my hand right now: 90 Day Money Back Guarantee 1 Year Free service 3 Year Limited Warranty 3 Year Free Service on DCB204 Batteries (that's the battery that comes with this drill)
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I emailed Drill Dr directly on the link I have provided.. I'm sure they will answer this question for you mailto:Drilldoctor.Store.View@sip4-586.nexcess.net
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Be smart and mail it to Milwaukee. These have a five year warranty on them. I have 3 of these, 2 of the matching drills and one of the 90 degree drills in my shop. Love these things. find your paper work, and/ box if possible and ship it off. Milwaukee will replace it free of charge in about 2 weeks or less. j at grace aviation
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HI Carol, I actually got used one. Mine had to bits, but i think the new has only one bit and the hammer. BTW so far it is really good
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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 don't own one, but I looked at this drill about two years ago. As I recall, it had all the bells and whistles, including variable speed and a reverse switch.(The drill was everything I wanted, but I didn't really need a new drill, so I didn't buy it.)
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Yes the tool was brand new. As long as you have the receipt your local Milwaukee service center will honor it.Yes the manual and handle is included.The drill itself is amazing, I've owned them all and this is by far the best one I've ever owned. I install park equipment in Miami Dade parks. The equipment is surface mount and is installed with3 /8" redheads. This does it all day long in half the time my dewalt did. Being brushless it doesn't get as hot either. Good luck hope this helps
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One, but it didn't last as long as original. Keep your receipt, I got another one from a B&D; outlet store and it went out of business.