Would this be available to cover a power tool like the Cordless Pullz all 24V Warn Winch and if so , would batteries be covered as well.
1880306
You can't expect a company to warranty a perishable item such as a battery. I thought Square Trade serviced the electronics industry, so if they cover small tools, it's news to me. Go directly to the horses mouth and call their contact number.
864397
Hi..it covers about an inch to two inchs around the edge of the finder well.not being abel to see what your dealing with .i can only say if its close to the edge of the finder it would cover it..
512327
I have a couple slim batteries and one thicker one. Both fit all my 18v Bosch tools. Circular saw, recip saw, drill, nut driver, wimpy half inch impact... No worries.
2159019
Absolutely NOT! The voltage on battery tools must be the same as must the configuration of the physical battery. 12 volt battery for a 12 volt tool; 18 volt battery for a 18 volt tool; 20 volt battery for a 20 volt tool; etc., etc., etc. Use the wrong voltage and the tool will not run or if higher could simply burn out.
1926526
The box has a 12 volt cigarette style input and then two screw type terminals. So on your winch just put some ring style terminal connectors on the leads
498397
Mine has 18V LI hammer drill (DCD970KL) , both batteries (one in drill) , 15pc Irwin cobalt bits set in plastic case (316015), Milwaukee Quik-Lock set in case (48-32-1500), 30' tape , 12" combi-square, and a wire wheel. All set in foam I cut from cheap "excercize" mats from dollar store or somewhere. Not real pretty but it works.Hope that gives you a good idea if your stuff will fit the way you want. Added (PART #S) you can find here to give a better idea what I am talking about.Jim
1231404
No.the winch is 12 volts, dc, and use 2 conductors [wires]. 3 prong plugs like those you find on house hold appliances, are 120 volt ac. You'll need a 12 volt power supply, like a car battery, to operate this winch. It's an easy installation for anyone with a smidgen of auto repair knowledge.
115407
The Phillips screw driver included with this kit is much too hefty [big] for the battery cover screw you are referring to. Suggest, eyeglass repair type Phillips screw driver.John
151068
im pretty sure it will. this unit puts out 12v positive thru the in or out wire. its not plug and play you have to wire it in to your contactor or solenoids. to check open the cover on winch, ground out a test light or mutil-meter and check that when you push your pendant to in or out-it is applying 12v positive leg of current to the contactor or solenoid-if it is your good. it is pretty much universal. my advice too-put a toggle or use at least a key on power supply so interference or a short cant cause it to power the winch up on its own. you know... fire, ouch etc lol not good. mine has been a good little unit. about 150ft range actual. the little 12v key fob battery lasts about an hour of use get a spare at the drug store and throw it in the glove box.
1864529
battery is not included, i am using this tool with my normal 20v max 3.0 battery now and it work fine!!!! dewalt. ok thank!!
1270983
I'm not sure you would need this with a winch, but there isn't any reason it wouldn't work. You might consider a switched wire for the trigger circuit. That way you could connect the extra battery to the charging system only when you needed to charge it.An extra battery would be good with a winch. I found on my Wrangler that I needed to have the engine running any time I used the winch. Otherwise I quickly had a dead battery. Just be sure to connect the batteries so you have 12 volts and not 24.
1403220
This tool has an 18 volt battery. This makes it very heavy to hold for a long time.It would be better if it had the 14.2 or maybe the 12 volt battery. I have used mine once and now it sits in it's box in my tool shed. Think twice before buying this tool.
1392999
That makes absolutely no sense. If you have a 12 volt winch hooked up to a car battery, why do you need a power supply to power the winch? You do realize that this converts 110 household current down to 13.8 volts, right?
1286265
It depends on the type. Some are bare tools, some are packages. If you don't see it in the description, then I'd say no. Search for ones including a battery.
410815
I bought a "bare tool" only. I have other 20v Dewalts and plenty of batteries. So watch out for "bare tool" it means No Battery-No Charger-No Case. However, I got lucky and there was a battery included, I think it was a Factory Re-Conditioned tool and it came that way in a plain card ord box. So if you need a battery,charger & case don't order just a bare tool.
1037569
No. I have several of the WORX tools (purchased 2012 or 13)that use the 24V lithium battery- hedge trimmer, leaf blower, lawn edger/weedeater. The WORX chain saw that I purchased this Spring ('14) is a 20 V max lithium battery. The batteries are shaped slighty differently so I don't believe they are interchangeable with the 24V ones. I mistakenly believed that I was ordering a version of this saw that would be compatible with my other WORX tools but unfortunantely it didn't work out that way. Multiple batteries is certainly an advantage.
1403222
This tool has an 18 volt battery. This makes it very heavy to hold for a long time. It would be better if it had the 14.2 or maybe the 12 volt battery. I have used mine once and now it sits in it's box in my tool shed. Think twice before buying this tool.