Do they make any Lithium-Ion replacement batteries for this 18V tool?
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I'm no authority on B&D; product lines, but I think the closest L-ion they make is a 20 volt; I would suspect that it is in some way physically incompatible.
1675900
I have only had the trimmer since mid summer this year. The 18V battery supplied will do my trimming chores times two. I have never seen a 18V lithiun-ion battery that fits this trimmer. You should probably go to the B&D; web site and ask.
1260820
correct all Bosch 18v batteries are compatible with their 18 volt line (with the premise that they are the new lithium models). Yes you can buy a bare tool. If you are not going to use the 1/2 drive, I would suggest that you purchase the other Bosch impactor. This model is larger and has issues with retaining magnetic sleeved drive bit holders. This is from personal experience with the tool as I own it. Hope this helps.
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Sure, go to their website. They are very difficult to find on web. Took me a while, G to, "American Lawn Mower Co.com. However ccheck around he net, lithium batt's are very pricey now. Chances ar you can save a good bit if you find it elsewhere.
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.
446136
Yes and no. The 1830 V18 is Lithium-ion and needs the appropriate (newer) charger 48-59-2818. This charger is "backwards-compatible" and will charge the older 2230 Ni-Cd batteries. (Note that it won't charge the newest M series/Fuel batteries.) I have both styles of these batteries and my experience is that the 1830 works "okay" on the older drills and drivers...but doesn't work well at all for either the Sawzall Hatchet or the cordless circular saw. They will drain the 1830 within only a minute or two. To be fair, they were designed for Ni-Cd batteries, which discharge slowly and taper off with voltage; Li-Ion batteries were designed to deliver full voltage up to a certain point and then shut off. My experience with the 1830 has not been good at all, as one of my batteries would fail intermittently from the beginning (even on a full charge) and died before the warranty expired; the other began to lose charge after a few days of not being used; of course this started immediately after the warranty ended. Other users seem to have the same issues. The V18 (1830) is ridiculously expensive to replace, there seem to be few options for rebuilding them or to buy generic brands, and even Milwaukee themselves appeared to have walked away and quickly redesigned their cordless tools to use the M-series batteries. I'd have to say that my experience with the V18 has driven me away from buying new Milwaukee products, particularly as my Makita batteries work better and last much longer. My gear is used all day, every day, FWIW. A late answer, but perhaps someone will be helped by the info.
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If it requires an 18 volt lithium battery if should interchange . That's the beauty of Makita 18 volt cordless tools , one battery fits all (18 volt)
2077355
A 20v Lithium battery is equivalent to an 18v nicad. They will both put out 18v to the tool. The Lithium battery is much smaller, lighter and holds a charge longer.
991161
Yes. All 18V DeWalt batteries are interchangeable with the 18V tools even the new Li-ion. Except Li-ion batteries need the Li-ion charger which charges the both Li-ion and NICDs.
496013
Sorry. Though I've had mine for awhile I've not used it. My 14v would no longer hold a charge and I'd replaced the batteries twice. I have an 18v trimmer and thought it made sense to buy the 18v drill too.I hope it's good. Today I ordered another for my 2nd home.
1740976
Yes, the new 18v lithium batteries fit the old 18v nicad equipment pretty nice not having to get rid of all the old tools
1609889
I don't think it does unless specified....mine came in a combo kit which included 2 batteries....this is a real Pro quality tool and with the 18 volt lithium battery it runs a long time
138413
All of the 18 volt Dewalt batteries are interchangeable. We have changed over to the 9181 (lithium ion) and you have to use the new charger. We still charge the old batteries (9098 and 9099) in the new charger. The money is in the batteries so we have retained the Dewalt line for work. The tool is very handy for anything less than an inch socket. Be careful using it on the smaller bolts since it can strip out the threads.
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http://www.amazon.com/Black-Decker-BDCDMT120FL-Lithium-Ion-Flashlight/dp/B00B5OOCW2/ref=cm_cd_al_qh_dp_t http://www.amazon.com/Black-Decker-LBXR20-Extended-Lithium-Ion/dp/B004LY59V6/ref=sr_1_fkmr2_1?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1415626742&sr=1-1-fkmr2&keywords=Black+%26+Decker+BDCDMT120FL+20-Volt+MAX+Lithium-Ion+Matrix+Drill%2FDriver+and+Flashlight+Kit+replacement+battery
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It does not come with a battery. I already had 4 others that I use with other 20 volt lithium ion B&D; tools. They are interchangeable. I also purchased a quick flash charger and it shortens recharging time a lot.
57744
Thank you.Where can I get the "latest specifications from the manufacturer" that list lithium ion batteries as an "Option" ?
680648
To the best of my knowledge, any 18 Volt Ryobi tool will work with any 18 volt Ryobi battery. And I have quite a few of each. My choice for 'power hog' tools is the longer life battery, but any will work.
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I cannot answer but the tool looks new, in much better shape than the 20V we bought in the hopes we could use it with the 18V batteries. Now we have 6 battery packs that work with it, which is great for doing a whole hillside.