I need to replace my older Ridgid 18V batteries. The old one are model #130254003. Will the model number 130254011 work?
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The new batteries (different number than the originals) have been working for me extremely well for the past year. They are a little larger than the olds ones but last much longer on each charge.
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I don't know from personal experience, but if you search on for the Rigid #130254011 or the other one, on Amazon you will find below the pictures of each lists the other compatible batteries and neither of the batteries you listed has the other listed as compatable. So with Amazon reinforcement I would say no to your question.
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I believe so - what is the number of the existing battery? These are compatible with 1233 1234 1235 1235B 1235F 192696-2 192698-8 192698-A 193138-9 193157-5
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Bradley, we simply replaced an existing Casil battery so we had no questions since the exact model and brand were purchased. However, you should contact the Manufacturer as I do not know http://www.casilbatteries.com/ Good luck.
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I have an NV57, not sure about the rest of that model number, but it came nowhere close to being the right battery. My suggestion is, take your old battery out, then look at the picture to see if they look the same.
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Compare to your old battery for the correct size and output. Also make sure your computer is listed when you pull this model up on the amazon website. I always input my computer model in amazon search and it brings up a compatible model.
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Based on the the number (AS04131) that you have provided the replacement battery you would need is number GYAM1100BP-P4
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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.
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This battery (#HPB18-OPE) replaced the battery for my blower and works just fine. Model number on the old battery reads: #244760-00.
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I'm not sure about your exact model but I can offer this information. If your replacement filter from Ridgid is VF4000, VF5000, or VF6000 this filter will fit.
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You should be able to see the item number on the current/old battery. I personally don't think this one will fit since the ports are different. You are probably looking for item # 00801-0638 or a similar number.
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there should be a number on your battery, that is what i used to order mine. maybe this will help
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I don't know. Get the model number off your battery and check the net for a replacement and/or upgraded battery.
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I also have a different model. I've already retired this battery due to errors and not holding a charge.
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Mine is a V1917N. I went by the number off the old battery to find this one, not the number of the sweeper and its a tight fit just like the original one. Hope that helps.
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No I don't. I just got the same serial number that was on my old battery and ordered the same thing. Sorry I couldn't be of help.
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Yes this is the correct battery and will work just fine. Manufacturers come out with multiple model numbers for the same item.
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John as far as I have been told any Dewalt 18Volt battery will replace another. The difference lies in the power stored in a charged battery. I bought some slightly less powered batteries to replace originals in DeWalt tools I bought and they are fine. If you are a home user as I am you don't demand the longer charge life that a contractor would need. I did use lower powered batteries in a reciprocating DeWalt saw and it ran out of juice faster than I would have expected. My powered screwdriver seemed to work about the same time as the original battery. I found I could buy two batteries on Amazon for less than one at Lowe's Home improvement centers. I believe the main thing is what you are using the batteries for, not the interchangeability. I hope this non-professional answer helps you.