Will a Milwaukee battery pack, CAT. #48-11-1820, work on this saw?
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No. http://www.milwaukeetool.com/accessories/batteries-and-chargers/48-11-1820 This battery will not work with the Sawzall. The saw draws a LOT of current and therefore you need a 4.0AHr battery (1828 or 1840)The connections on the top of the battery prevent it from even being plugged in to the saw.I initially bought the saw intending to use my 2.0Ahr batteries but after receiving the saw I realised that the batteries have a different pin arrangement to prevent you even plugging the battery in.The only solution was to buy a 48-11-1828 battery for it.
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The M18 Red Lithium compact battery, 48-11-1815, works with the saw. I'm not sure about the 48-11-1820, which is the 2.0 version of the same compact battery. I expect it will work. Milwaukee advertises the compact battery pack will not work with the sawzall. They claim you need the full size red lithium battery. This is not correct. When I considered buying the sawzall, I already had a drill & driver set with 3 compact batteries. I wanted to use the same batteries with the sawzall. I contacted Milwaukee to determine if the compact batteries would work with the sawzall. They initially said no, then finally confirmed it would work. They said they discouraged people from using the compact battery since the sawzall has a heavy power usage and the compact batteries do not last long with the sawzall. Personally, I prefer the compact battery over the full size battery. The compact batteries are much lighter and easier to work with over the entire day. The batteries charge quickly. With the drill / driver combo, I will work in the morning, charge the batteries over lunch, work in the afternoon and charge again in the evening. With the sawzall, I will use one battery til it goes dead (approx. 30 min), pop in a different battery and put the dead battery on the charger. By the time the new battery is dead, the battery on the charger is recharged and I swap them out. In several years I've had very few times where the compact battery goes dead and I cannot continue working. If I will not have access to an electrical outlet for the charger in my work area, then I charge all three batteries beforehand and plan accordingly.
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according to the package it came in it will not work on this saw. it will fit the following--craftsman/sears--dolmar--homelite--susqvarna--jahn deer-mastercraft--Mc Culech--polun--remmington. I hope this helps
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Any DeWalt 20v battery will work, yes. The thinner, lower mAh rating battery just won't last as long as the bigger one.
739947
I can't answer that. I only have the chain saw. But if they are like every other company, an 18 volt battery is standard for any their equipment which uses an 18 volt.
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If a charger came with your tool, it will work to charge this battery. Basically, any 12 volt Milwaukee charger that this will fit into should work for you. When it comes to charging, it's the voltage that matters.
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On the bottom of your Cordless Milwaukee battery it should say "CAT NO. 48-11-1815" As long as it has this model number it will fit this bare Milwaukee Impact Drill.
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I have a 48-11-1828 battery and a 48-59-1801 charger. They both seem to work excellently. Have never had a problem - check with Milwaukee for compatibility issue. Sorry cannot be of more help.Mike
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Im sure it works with the cordless saws, if you have the big corded saw I am unsure. It fit mine just fine and I have the 18v cordless saw
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Yes it will work in the 20 401-20 and it does charge with the 48-59-2401. Also I highly recommend this battery, as it more than doubles the life of the original batteries, it's nice to be able to stand the tool up on end. My battery is probably more than one year old and still works as the first day I got it. I honestly use it four to five times per week. This battery works with all of Milwaukee's M12, 12 V battery required tools and chargers.
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Hi David, I see somebody already sent a response, but he is wrong, he must have things confused? The compact 48-11-1815 WILL NOT WORK ON THIS! I have a lot of Milwaukee tools and batteries. Howie.
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I do not see why not, yes you would have to get a different blade for a nice smooth clean cut, I also have Milwaukee's other cordless saw for wood, that also works unreal!! Hope that helps some? Howie.
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the Milwaukee 48-11-2830 M28 has a 3.0 amp hour battery.And you too could have found this out by using GOOGLE!
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Older lithium ion tools/&charger will accept the newer battery, you mean voltage not amperage. I say u can find out by calling/email milwaukee with tool model #
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Yes, as long as they are Milwaukee tools. I use them on my drill, impact wrench, circular saw and flashlight...all the red colored tools. I'm on my third year with those batteries and they have plenty of power. My old batteries lasted about 6 years.
2016512
It's compatible with my DeWalt DW008 Cordless Reciprocating saw. This battery also works with my Dewalt 24v drill and circular saw.
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I am not sure as the exact product number is not listed as being compatible. Please contact the manufacturer of your saw to confirm.
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I don't know of Milwaukee have a batteries with this number (a) 48-11-2-2402 So I can't help