Is it the right one for PS 320 type 2 drill 9.6 V
940451
i don't know. i just typed in my drill name and number in the search and this and others came up. so i read to make sure it was compatible with my drill.
940452
According to this site: http://www.ereplacementparts.com/black-and-decker-ps320-type-cordless-drill-parts-c-4167_4198_4611.html your drill takes the PS150 charger for the PS120 battery, which is what I bought for my drill. The charger works perfectly. Hope this helps!
357719
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.
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.
891720
Yes.. I had the exact drill and it worked perfectly. Make sure you have a full charge though. The battery discharges very fast when using this kind of large saw bits.
873361
I think so. I, too, had an older model that broke. The batteries are expensive, so it seemed smart to buy a compatible drill. We've also bought a hand vac, hedge trimmer, and leaf blower over the years. All have used the same 18V Battery.Sorry for the slow response. Just now tackling a 2400 email backlog.
566817
It should fit any 1/2 inch drill. I have used it with a 1/2 inch 18 volt Porter Cable cordless drill and an old Zephercorded drill. The cordless drill was far short of power, but the corded drill worked great. Beware the torque.
1311742
Larry, I checked your drill model out on a replacement parts (com) website and I am almost 100% certain this battery will work on your drill. I am so certain that I would not hesitate to buy it. I was able to fit this battery to my Black and Decker drill (Firestorm FS1442 Type I) with some modification. I had to grind down a raised lip that the battery had around its upper edge that was preventing its insertion into the handle. After doing that, the fit was close to perfect. (I bought two.) The battery runs my drill great, though I did find that the manufacturer altered the locking tabs just enough that, on occasion, the battery would fall out of the drill. I remedied that by attaching a velcro strap to the battery and wrapping it around the handle. The velcro strap is quick and easy to remove and holds the battery snugly to the drill. I hope the above information helps.
374451
i use a sears 19v. drill in mine and its a heavy drill but it stays put without strapping it in.
1424971
Yes it is the same battery....it is two pronged. However, it didn't work with my drill because it was one pronged. My remedy was to shave the prong off and now it works!
1060131
Hello Curious Shopper,Thanks for your interest! The model of the Black & Decker drill you are inquiring about is GC1800 TYPE 2. We hope this works for you because we would love to get your business.
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.
990394
Go to brand name of the drill and see if they have a website for replacements
1406044
This might work because it has the right connectors but it is difficult to tell if the size will fit your pc. After a search i found this link http://www.replacepowersupply.com/rpsu-200-hp-s3910t.html?utm_source=googlepepla&u;tm_medium=adwords&id;=105246680524&gclid;=CMuzisvPz8ECFWcF7AodsU0ADA. I suggest to go to hp.com and find out the part number or if you took the PSU out you can look at the part number as well. With it you can do a search on amazon.com or ebay.com
1026593
I don't know. I only buy Black & Decker. If suggest taking your drill to your local Home Depot or Lowes and try to fit it. I'm sorry I couldn't answer your question.
1441253
Make sure when ordering you give your Model Number as written in the battery . Also you will need the three (3) contact model! I am looking for a 24 volt Fire Storm Drill, if you know of one?
944400
I believe this is the one. Check the model number of your motor first to be sure tho... http://www.shipstore.com/SS/HTML/SEV/SEVPROP.html
648824
1.5ah or 3.0ah battery will fit in this drill. I use them both with no problems.