Will a 40V battery work with this? I have other Ryobi tools that operate off the 40V (i.e., blower, trimmer, etc..).
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NO, this a Ryobi ONE Plus 18V tool, It will work with any of the Ryobi 18V ONE batteries, here is a list of the Ryobi battery model numbers that work with this tool. Lithium batteries P102, P105, P107, P108, P109 and NiCad batteries P100, P101.
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Basically the same and states that it is for 36V or 40v tools. The LBXR36's I have list as only 36 volt but I see the new ones also list 40 volts on the side. Supposedly you can use either.
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It will work with any trimmer that has an EZ Link split boom (i.e. a trimmer that allows you to remove the trimmer head and replace it with a variety of other tools - like an edger or brushcutter attachment). However, to be sure, you should contact Ryobi customer service, provide them the model number of your trimmer, and ask them specifically whether or not this particular pole saw will fit that particular trimmer.
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No, you will need to buy a 1/2 inch variable speed drill to use this machine. I also would reccommend that you use an electric type instead of a battery operated. I purchased a Ryobi, and it works fine.
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The standard 40v 4AH and 40v 2AH will fit. Unfortunately, the lesser expensive GMAX or other series are not interchangeable with these reliable tools. Use the 29282 4AH and you will have a good day of trimming; good chance you'll be wore out before the battery is. With an extra battery there is very little chance anyone would ever run out of power. We have roughly 2000 feet of brush, bush, and shaped trees and have NEVER run out of power with only 1 battery. Contact Greenworks directly to be sure of battery fit for use with a differant battery.
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I bought a complete Ryobi tool kit. I am not impressed with some of the tools. The rotary saw and kit batteries are junk and the batteries beganto lose life and power right away and did'nt survive even one year. Get one expensive lithium ion battery and you will be much happier than with your kit battery.
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Yes. I called B&D about that as I have the 36v string trimmer and liked it enough to see if they could both use the same battery. The Guy from B&D told me the 40v and 36v batteries were identical, and compatible with either tool. He said they both had the same capacity and voltage, and the 36v was putting out 40 v anyway (or was it charging at 40v?) - anyway, the change in voltage was more of a marketing decision because the battery was originally conservatively labeled. We sort of came to the conclusion in conversation that there has been a serious "voltage inflation" by competing tool makers and B&D just relabeled it. No redesign, though.
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I am not sure. I have two products, a Black & Decker weed wacker and hedge trimmer, which both take an 18V battery. The brought a new 18V B&D; battery, as the old ones were losing power and not holding power as long. The new battery has definitely extended the time the battery stays on. I can freely interchange the batteries between the two products. It would be important to look at the connections on any pictures you can find on the battery and look at the connection on your drill and see if they match.
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I've not tested the new battery but the battery that came with the blower would only last 15 minutes at best. I wish I could answer your question, but I have nothing on the drive to blow off since turning cold. If this replacement battery does what the other does, I will never buy a Ryobi tool with battery again.
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Recharge the battery and it should work. Leaving a battery in the tool will not damage it. If it still does not work check with Dewalt.
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I use 40Volt Dc 29302 Greenworks battery, works great with leaf blower and hedger don't see anything about G Max on the battery. I got the 40V via Amazon.
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I am not familiar with this trimer. I looked it up the best I could. The chain saw needs an EZlink system for clip on attachments to the power head. It appeared that the Ryobi had a similar system, so it might work if the coupling fits.
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Per Ryobi's website, the One+ Lithium battery is compatible with every Ryobi 18v tool. http://www.ryobitools.com/lithium/
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I think so. the batteries if they are from the same manufacturer for all tools work the same brand, provided they are the same voltage. ryobi battery 18 Volt me fits all Ryobi tools that I have, as the Black & Decker.
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Normally A 20 volt should not be used in a tool designed for any other voltage. It may harm your tool and/or your battery.
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If you're thinking of the 4.0ah 20 volt battery, yes. I'm not aware of a 40 volt battery, but I doubt it would work.
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if the tool is a 20 volt toro lithium battery it should work with anothertoro tool of the same rating!