Will 18V battery DW9099 work with this impact wrench?
2044541
I have 2 of the dw9099 low profile and they work good. Just don't last as long. You will really like this tool. No more hoses or noise from that air compressor.
440093
No.... this is a 20V power tool. If you have 18V lithium batteries, then get the 18V impact driver and you should be able to use the same batteries.
695856
Sorry Ed, I don't know the dif. I can tell you this, my P234g 18volt Impact driver by Ryobi has been a real blessing to have on board. I am grateful to Amazon and Ryobi for making and distributing such a fine tool. I don't use it all the time but when I do, it makes my job so much easier. Thanks Amazon, thanks Ryobi.
83266
I use this set with the DEWALT DCF815S2 12-Volt Max 1/4-Inch Impact Driver Kit. This driver kit is really for small impact tools/drivers that accept 1/4" male hex type attachments. I've put the bits to the test and they've held up well. Not sure if I would recommend the set for a beefy impact wrench though. The DW059 I saw on Amazon looks like a 1/2" drive regular impact wrench and this set works on drivers with the internal hex design.
1617562
The battery for the dc970 drill will work fine with the flex light. I bought the XRP battery for the Delwalt impact wrench, and it will interchange with the lower capacity battery, but provides a lot more power. Short answer, yes it will work. Long answer, if you are going for the saw, if you can get the kit for a decent price with the Xrp battery, go for the kit
1011013
This battery pack will work fine. If you look at the listing of compatible battery-pack's, you'll note your husbands Model# is listed (ExpertPower® 14.4v 3000mAh NiMh Power Tool Battery for Dewalt DW9094 DW9091 DC9091 DE9038 DE9091 DE9092 DE9094 DE9502). I'm sure he'll be suitable impressed with it's performance (as was I), hence my recommending it. Gordon
1847510
I use mine with 20v max tools. Drill, cut out, reciprocating saw, and impact drill. All with the same battery.
989616
Absolutely!!! I can't say enough good words about this unit. The only thing you will need are drill bits that have a quick release end. I've got a regular Dewalt 18V drill, a Dewalt 14.4 regular drill and a Black & Decker 14.4 regular drill. For most jobs I only use this Dewalt impact unit, though occasionally I will use one of the regular drills, especially the Dewalt 18V set to hammer-drill if I'm drilling into concrete or if I need to drill Large holes.
2150979
This battery pak will work in any 18 volt Black & Decker tools. I have several and they can be interchanged.
525323
I'm not sure if this battery is compatible with all 20V Craftsman tools, but it definitely works with the 20V Craftsman Bolt-On tool.
1126714
Fat chance, no off course. The 20V is a slider while the 18V has one cell sticking out so you need to push it into the tool cavity. Two different form factors by design so you have to buy new tools and batteries. Sucks, they could make it interchangeable, not just DeWalt but all other brands. Not much difference between 18V and 20V in that the tool should work with either voltage, just battery not interchangeable by design.
1225072
No. This tool takes Dewalt's 20 volt batteries, so your 18 volt battery will most certainly NOT work with it. It does come with its own 20 volt battery though. Excellent tool. I like it. -john
971482
well depending on how old your drill is ofcourse. Look at the top of your 18 volt battery. If it looks just like the one in the picture then it will work.
1680551
I don't know the referenced number but this battery works in all my Porter-Cable 18v Tools
1563370
Can't say technically, but I also own the 18 volt impact driver and it does the heavy jobs easily where the 20v struggles.both will do the job, but I prefer the 18v when weight is not an issue and the 20v for up high work and of course in the tool belt it's so much lighter.and the light on it works amazing 5/5 in my book.
979982
I have the WH10DCL right angle impact driver and it uses the BCL 1015 10.8/12V battery. So I would say the answer is YES.
870974
Yes, your DW9099 Dewalt battery should work with this charger. This charger accepts all Dewalt 18V post-style batteries.