Is the 2.6 Amp battery compatible in this blower? (BL91026)
444257
Mine came with the BL91015, which is 1.5 amp But it looks like it should fit. I would inquire with Earthwise or look on their website.
444258
Yes, I have used this exact battery with the blower. Makes a big difference and about doubles the blower's running time.
444259
Yes it is and I get about 15 to 17 minutes of solid run time on my blower. It really helps a lot with a big driveway.
968302
I found a compatible battery at Wal Mart. Measure the old battery and check the size of the batteries at Wal Mart to see if it fits in the battery compartment. Also check the voltage and amperage of the replacement battery. The battery I bought works great no problems. I run the generator several times a year to keep the battery charged. Hope this helps.
2047573
This is a great little blower, glad I bought it. I use it for all lighter duty blowing - patio, garage, short driveway areas. A 6 yr old battery doesn't have much life left in it. And using less voltage than an electric motor is designed for generally causes overheating. The 20v battery it comes with fits in a very specifically sized opening on the blower as well. Bottom line? Take the 18v battery to the recycler and enjoy your new 20v blower.
157330
It's definatly not the high capacity battery that comes with the leaf blowers it's best for small project with a drill. You will get 5 to 10 minutes in the blower but that's a guess
2253848
The same battery has worked well in both for us. We bought the trimmer with a battery first. Then bought the blower without.
1643509
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.
2269488
I purchased the Tool Only model which doesn't come with any battery. Since my Greenworks lawn mower did come with the battery, I could buy the less expensive tool only blower because I already have the battery. The Compatible batteries are G-MAX 40V Battery Models 29462 and 29472.
1259404
Everything I have seen allows for the battery to be compatible for an 18 volt Makita. The Bl1815 is older and the Bl1830 and Bl1840 are upgrades.
162715
??? But?? This is what is written in its specification on Amazon?! VEry important for me, because I am buying it exclusively for outdoor usage. ThanksItem model number D200Power Source Type AC & Battery
1133065
you must make sure that the voltage is right. the other battery must have the same info like 3.7 5000 mil amps li or same make. if in doubt don't use
814262
Hi, Unfortunately this blower specification is not available, and you will need to use a converter.
1045207
Well the model number of the unit has not change it's still "LSW36" it just comes with a 40v battery now.So we know the original came w/the 36v battery, the new one comes with the 40v battery- so the blower can use either.I wouldn't interchange chargers though, use the 36v and 40v chargers for their original batteries.
1542515
The battery is a PC18B. It is a 1.5Ah battery according to the Porter-Cable website.
231444
I've found the 36V battery to be a little lighter and seems to run slightly longer, (about one minute on a full charge) than the 18VX2 battery in my Makita Chain Saw or Blower. The nice thing about the 18VX2 battery adapter is that it is "Star 18V", which means it should be able to use the new 4.0Ah and 5.0Ah 18 volt batteries Makita is coming out with.
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Cant's say for sure as I don't own the 24132. I will say that older units 24v batteries, even though the same design with the exception to the black insertion tab on the battery, do NOT cross work within the newer 24volt models. Which is kind of screwy for a company to do that. Had to return an older than advertised model weed eater as it would not accept the newer battery.
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The B&D; weed trimmer that I purchased uses this LBXR36 battery, and it came with the charger. I would think that B&D; would supply the charger for the blower as well. I would contact B&D; and ask them,
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This is an 18 volt battery. I would not use it on a blower which requires a 20 volt battery. You don't mention if your cordless blower is a Black & Decker. With reference to my Black & Decker cordless trimmer/edger, I found that I was unable to purchase the proper battery for it at both of our local (nationally popular) and large suppliers. I had to purchase the battery from Amazon or from Black & Decker on the Internet. Of course I chose Amazon because the price was lower and the shipping was free. If your unit is a Black & Decker blower, you may have to resort to purchasing it directly from Black & Decker. This is an 18 volt battery. I would not use it on a blower which requires a 20 volt battery. You don't mention if your cordless blower is a Black & Decker. With reference to my Black & Decker cordless trimmer/edger, I found that I was unable to purchase the proper battery for it at both of our local (nationally popular) and large suppliers. I had to purchase the battery from Amazon or from Black & Decker on the Internet. Of course I chose Amazon because the price was lower and the shipping was free. If your unit is a Black & Decker blower, you may have to resort to purchasing it directly... » Read More This is an 18 volt battery. I would not use it on a blower which requires a 20 volt battery. You don't mention if your cordless blower is a Black & Decker. With reference to my Black & Decker cordless trimmer/edger, I found that I was unable to purchase the proper battery for it at both of our local (nationally popular) and large suppliers. I had to purchase the battery from Amazon or from Black & Decker on the Internet. Of course I chose Amazon because the price was lower and the shipping was free. If your unit is a Black & Decker blower, you may have to resort to purchasing it directly from Black & Decker. « Show Less