Will the 24 V max battery that comes with lst 420 compatible with this hedge trimmer? Thanks
1839614
Yes the 24 V max battery works with the Black&Decker cordless hedge trimmer.
1945336
I bought the battery to replace an original battery that came with a B&D; hedge trimmer, which I used for years. The replacement battery is not giving me the cutting time I was able to get with the original battery.
1167000
I have both...The 40v battery lasts longer in my experience using a grass trimmer, leaf blower, and hedge trimmer:you get a good 20-25 minutes using grass trimmer; under 20 when using the hedge trimmer; and the leaf blower lasts so long with a 36v that I only exhausted it once before finishing a big job (the 40v lasts longer as I can use it twice without recharging for typical driveway cleanup).
1050336
Unfortunately, no. Greenworks 24 Volt tools use 24 Volt battery/charger and 40 Volt tools use 40 Volt battery/charger. The various series batteries and chargers are not compatible or interchangeable.
1434270
I use the same battery in my 24 volt leaf blower and hedge trimmer. They all need to be 24 volt.
2095851
The answer is perhaps more complicated than that even. I own a V1 trimmer, leaf blower, and hedge trimmer. I had 1 4ah battery that came with the trimmer that I used with all three. Worked awesome for a season and a half. Then one day the battery just stopped working. In reading reviews of this battery, this is very very common. Fine. I'll buy a new battery. Except Greenworks is a scam. They discontinued the old battery and came out with new batteries that are not compatible with the devices other than the GMax. Which is relatively new. So not only am I out a battery, but I'm out three devices. None of them will work with the new battery. Hundreds of dollars just gone. The answer is perhaps more complicated than that even. I own a V1 trimmer, leaf blower, and hedge trimmer. I had 1 4ah battery that came with the trimmer that I used with all three. Worked awesome for a season and a half. Then one day the battery just stopped working. In reading reviews of this battery, this is very very common. Fine. I'll buy a new battery. Except Greenworks is a scam. They discontinued the old battery and came out with new batteries that are not compatible with the devices other than the GMax. Which is relatively new. So not only am I out a battery, but I'm out three... » Read More The answer is perhaps more complicated than that even. I own a V1 trimmer, leaf blower, and hedge trimmer. I had 1 4ah battery that came with the trimmer that I used with all three. Worked awesome for a season and a half. Then one day the battery just stopped working. In reading reviews of this battery, this is very very common. Fine. I'll buy a new battery. Except Greenworks is a scam. They discontinued the old battery and came out with new batteries that are not compatible with the devices other than the GMax. Which is relatively new. So not only am I out a battery, but I'm out three devices. None of them will work with the new battery. Hundreds of dollars just gone. « Show Less
1024743
I have NST 2018 trimmer and it does work. I suspect their battery packs are comapatoble across their line.
1045206
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.
760938
it's all about the batteries. I purchased the LCC420 not LST. The combo trimmer/blower came with the 3rd generation lithium battery 4020 which stands for 4 amp hrs actual run time 55 mins. Where as the LST400 only has the string trimer and two second generation lithiums 2020 which only last 10-15mins each. I purchased an additional 4020 battery for the combo so when both are fully charge I have 1hr and 45mins of use. Recharge time with the provided charger is 6-8hrs. I am very pleased with the LCC420 combo.
654425
My son and I mow and weed eat several yards every week. We also have a worx 40v hedge trimmer that uses the same battery. I have only used the entire charge on a battery once and that was after using the hedge trimmer 1st then switching the battery to the weed eater. The battery lasts a long time.
1011795
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.
831796
The model number for the 40V max lithium battery is LBXR36 but so is the 36V battery here that you asked on. That battery is interchangeable between the lithium string trimmer (LST136), hedge trimmer (LHT2436 and LHT2436B), and outdoor sweeper/vacuum (LSWV36, LSW36, LSWV36B and LSW36B) & the 40V is backward compatible with the 36V battery charger & equipment. According to B&D website.
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.
2203857
They round the voltage in the description. It's the same 36 volt battery on other B&D; models so if you've already got one you don't really need another unless you want a spare (less expensive than purchasing separately) or need to do a lot of gardening at once. Look at the model # - 24 is the length, 36 is the voltage. Now if you are asking because you want to do something funky with the battery - I don't know the exact measured voltage. It is a good hedge cutter.
1765888
If your hedge trimmer takes/uses the same battery it should. It doesn't hold a charge as long as the battery that comes with the trimmer however. It often takes me 3 times charging to get my yard done; charge both batteries twice.
1892568
I'm not sure about the model you ask about but I use my 88504 battery in my weed eater as well as the toro 51702 leaf blower.If you use a toro 88506 24 volt battery now I would think it would fit because that's what my blower came with.I looked for the 51507 blower you have and couldn't find one to take a closer look.The 88504 extended range battery is a much better pack than the small 88506 that most toro 24 volt tools come with.The 88504 battery doesn't move more air but it lasts longer than the standard pack.
643003
If it is 40 volt and has G-Max written on it it will work. There are 40 volt GreenWorks batteries that are not G-Max but they will notfit the trimmer or the charger. Like the other guy; I too learned the hard way.