Milwaukee Batteries: Now that Milwaukee has offered a battery that will power their 18 volt line of cordless tools, will they offer a trade-in program for those of us who payed a premium for the 18-volt cordless tool line, yet received an inferior...
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I agree one of my 18 volt batteries lasted just over one year, for what we paid for this product doesn't say much for the milwaukee products.
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I know this is an old discussion, but here goes... I am finding 250 in-lbs listed at the Milwaukee site for the cordless drill/driver model 2410-22: http://www.milwaukeetool.com/tools/cordless-tools/m12-cordless-system/m12-cordless-lithium-ion-3-8-inch-drill-driver/2410-22 The cordless screwdriver (model 2401-22) is listed as 150 in-lbs, maybe you were looking at that by mistake? Regards, Mark Widmer
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I can tell you for sure that the charger for this Milwaukee drill's batteries does work on 110 VAC. As for 220VAC, that I can't tell you as I would have no use for that here in the US. However, if it does there would have to be a external switch that would permit you to change the input voltage manually. This provision is found on some electrical items to permit use in countries where 220VAC is the normal wall outlet voltage. Sorry If I can't be more definitive than that.
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Yes, Porter Cable does offer an 18 volt cordless jigsaw. It is Model PC18JS.
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Yes, as long as they are Milwaukee tools. I use them on my drill, impact wrench, circular saw and flashlight...all the red colored tools. I'm on my third year with those batteries and they have plenty of power. My old batteries lasted about 6 years.
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No. http://www.milwaukeetool.com/accessories/batteries-and-chargers/48-11-1820 This battery will not work with the Sawzall. The saw draws a LOT of current and therefore you need a 4.0AHr battery (1828 or 1840)The connections on the top of the battery prevent it from even being plugged in to the saw.I initially bought the saw intending to use my 2.0Ahr batteries but after receiving the saw I realised that the batteries have a different pin arrangement to prevent you even plugging the battery in.The only solution was to buy a 48-11-1828 battery for it.
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Answer yes. 18 volt Black and Decker. Rechargeable. I have 2 other Battery operated B&D; tools. I made sure all used the same type of Battery and just keep 3 or 4 plugged it all the time. Especially in the summer, well, spring and fall. They just slide in, lock then disconnect with a push of the lever. ere...
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I don't know since I have not tested that. Heavy load power tolls naturally consume batteries faster. I recommend that the best Milwaukee AH batteries be used,
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Yes, any Dewalt 18v battery pack from 1996 to present will work in almost all 18v Dewalt devices. There are about 7 devices that will not take the lithium ion battery but they are fairly obscure. I use both Lithium ion and ni-cd packs in my drills and impact as well my saw and other devices.
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milwaukee 48-11-2440 m12 redlithium xc 4.0 extended capacity battery pack. its expensive battery but last almost 16hrs that what i got
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M18 Milwaukee battery. Look up the kit 2625-22? Or any other Milwaukee M18 kit. They all use the same battery. From my experience, you want the larger XC, or Xtra Capacity, one for this so it lasts longer.
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I recently asked the same question of Milwaukee sales support (after hearing of some M18s that would not work with saws and the like). Here is the answer I got: 1st generation of "M-18" batteries manufactured between 2005 and 2009 would not fit todays' tools. They were designed for the compact drill and impact in the earlier years. Everything manufactured today in the M-18 series are compatible.
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Yes. All Porter Cable 18 volt batteries are compatible with any 18v tool/equipment. This is a nickel cadmium, but the lithium battery is also compatible with the tool (or in your case, radio). Also, either 18v charger will work with this battery, since the lithium charger works with both. The lithium battery WILL NOT WORK with a Ni-Cad only charger.
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Mine did, and from an unbiased perspective, the Milwaukee hand tools have been great. I worked for john deere as a technician and still currently work in anything from weed eaters to Chevy full size pickups using these tools mostly everyday. I've used dewalts, craftsman, Mikita, and hitachi, but have always liked my milwaukees the best. It's been years and all my batteries and tools still work flawlessly. The little rubber accents in the impact will come off over time, but who cares, either glue them back or cut then off. Hope this helps in your decision, I've never regretted my purchase and I'd say I've had mine for at least 3 years Mine did, and from an unbiased perspective, the Milwaukee hand tools have been great. I worked for john deere as a technician and still currently work in anything from weed eaters to Chevy full size pickups using these tools mostly everyday. I've used dewalts, craftsman, Mikita, and hitachi, but have always liked my milwaukees the best. It's been years and all my batteries and tools still work flawlessly. The little rubber accents in the impact will come off over time, but who cares, either glue them back or cut then off. Hope this helps in your decision, I've never regretted my purchase... » Read More Mine did, and from an unbiased perspective, the Milwaukee hand tools have been great. I worked for john deere as a technician and still currently work in anything from weed eaters to Chevy full size pickups using these tools mostly everyday. I've used dewalts, craftsman, Mikita, and hitachi, but have always liked my milwaukees the best. It's been years and all my batteries and tools still work flawlessly. The little rubber accents in the impact will come off over time, but who cares, either glue them back or cut then off. Hope this helps in your decision, I've never regretted my purchase and I'd say I've had mine for at least 3 years « Show Less
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No. I bought mine as a bare tool. I have a set of these 18V batteries that I use on other Makita cordless tools - two drill/drivers, circular saw and an LED light. All this stuff I serve with one charger.
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The kit comes with two batteries and the charger. The charger that came with mine will do both 12v and 18v batteries which works out great if you have some of the older Milwaukee tools.
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Milwaukee 48-11-1828 M18 XC RED LITHIUM 18-Volt Lithium-ion Cordless Tool Battery