Is this the adapter for an 18 volt drill?
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Michael,I bought a 7.2volt B& D at a garage sale without a charger. The charger recommended for this drill was on the B&D; site whichnI bought through Amazon and it works fine. I didn't find my receipt to verify the part number.
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Michael, I bought a 7.2volt B& D at a garage sale without a charger. The charger recommended for this drill was on the B&D site whichnI bought through Amazon and it works fine. I didn't find my receipt to verify the part number.
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I am not sure my drill has a different model number it's the 75th Anniversary Edition drill & flashlight! If the part of the battery the shank that connects to the drill looks like yours and it's 19.2 volt then it should work but DON'T quote me on that!
760399
Yes,18 volt is 18 volt as far as Dewalt tools. The charger is different for lithium than ni-cad.
2065568
Yes with adaption. You will need to remove some of the plastic on the drill or the battery so it will fit. More power and longer battery life with the risk of damage to the motor. I have done this to several tools with no problem yet. Good luck.
528217
No. All DeWalt chargers are designed to only charge that particular battery so you're 14V battery won't fit the charger. Plus, charging a 14V on an 18V charger will likely result in an explosion.
1967448
Yes, this charger will work for your drill and any of the Makita batteries your drill will accept.
1255518
Yes, this item will accept the 18V high capacity Li-Ion battery for DeWalt.
2079376
Mine is a DW9116, but my understanding is, that ANY 18v DeWalt charger, will work fine.
1680551
I don't know the referenced number but this battery works in all my Porter-Cable 18v Tools
2150095
Yes it's the reason I bought it. It also fits the 470, 4.8v 2 speed cordless that I use primarily for drilling. Especially with small diameter drills. (#80 thru 6 #65 or so.)
1032995
Dewalt has made all the 18 volt batteries compatible with the entire 18 volt line. The only difference you'll notice is the fit on the base of the tool - the battery fits and runs the tool, it just looks a bit smaller when installed.
164900
I'm not sure, I use the 18 volt lithium ion and ni-cad on all my stuff. I know that they interchange. I would say if it fits the tool, it should work. On my worx weedeater, I went to a 20 volt, no problem.
2190589
Not sure about that model number but the drill we had was a Craftsman 19.2 volt & it has worked very well with it.
1796261
Not knowing what model drill and saw you have, I can't answer that directly. I believe that I replaced the same battery that you have with this one and it worked great in my drill. But, it would not work in my charger. If you look closely at the battery terminals, you will see a keyway that is in a different location than on the original battery. I ended up having to also buy a new charger. Not all Craftsman 18V batteries and chargers are created equal!
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I can't remember. Sorry. I had an older craftsman drill - worked great - charger just went bad and there were NO replacements for it that worked. Check serial numbers on battery to the serial number on the charger to see if they are compatible. I finally ended up going to Sears where the salesman said my drill was too old and they didn't make charger for it anymore.
971484
As long as it's 18 volt batteries this will work on it. I had a cordless hammer drill and these batteries work amazing. Best investment I have ever made.
232500
I believe that it would fit all current model (made in the last 4-5 years) ryobi 18v cordless drills, but I'd check with the manufacturer for proper fit.