Does the 18v LED bulb 887774110071317 also work with the Makita BML 185 model?
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I'm not 100% sure if it would work on the BML185. I would think it would. I used it on my BML184 and it there was a big difference in the light/intensity. Check to see if the BML184 and BLM185 use the same bulb. If they do you should be good.
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Found the part number for the case (824562-2) but the only places that seem to have it available are in the UK. I didn't look too thoroughly. Hope this helps you find it. https://www.google.com/search?q=824562-2&rlz=1C1CHFX_enUS395US395&oq;=824562-2&aqs;=chrome..69i57j0j69i61.1601j0j4&sourceid;=chrome&es;_sm=122&ie;=UTF-8#newwindow=1&safe;=off&q;=824562-2+makita
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All three battery sizes work. I prefer the 4.5 amp that I found on amazon not a makita brand but so far it is working great. The 4.5 lasts an hour longer then the 3.0. The combination is a job site must!
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I'm using these to replace my aging Makita, Ni-MH, 12volt, type 1234, batteries. I'm also using the 14.4 volt version to replace my Makita type 1434 batteries. These batteries are holding up really well and I'm very happy with them. I don't know if they will work for the type you have though.
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Well, it works with MY Iwatani torch. Not sure if you have same model... if there's more than one.
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Not sure, I bought mine for my Hitachi light and it worked fine. So long as the wattage is compatible it should work if the bulb fits the socket size, so check the wattage and socket size and if they match it should work.
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I am not sure. I do not know the model designation for my flashlight. The physical dimensions of the new bulb (1 inch dia) matched the old bulb so I took a chance.
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Makita does not sell the 1233 anymore either. In Ni-MH good with the charger you have, I would think you can use the 1234. I found inexpensive batteries at http://www.batterydepot.com/battery/PT-0810/MAKITA/POWERTOOLS I THINK the more amps, the longer the battery will last, but you might call Makita at 714-522-8088 just to make sure ...
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No, it has a standard 5/16 x 24 thread the your makita uses a metric M8-1.25 thread.
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i had the same question - very confusing, it is 18 volt, but i need to get you the P/N, because they have 2 different batteries, one fits the "white and Black" Makita tools, one fits the teal blue tools. the chain saw is obviously the teal blue, i'll let you know tomorrow
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The Stinger led that I have is s/n 540478 and takes battery 75175. Look under the charger connection on the the flashlight, it will inform you of battery and bulb sizes, hope this was helpful.
944118
The battery you purchase was not a Makita battery. The battery you purchased is made for a certain class of 18v Makita cordless tools.
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NOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!! This saw requires the BL830 3.0 Ah battery or higher (yes, Virginia there's a 4.5 Ah) as it "works harder" than the drills and lights that can run on the BL815 1.5 Ah battery. You can modify the 1.5 Ah (amp hour) battery to fit, but run the risk of destroying the battery. If you own the DC18RA charger that came with your BL815 1.5 Ah batteries, it will charge the bigger batteries safely and maintain them nicely - it just takes a little time. Buy the BL830 batteries at the best price you can find. Charge them on the DC18RA or DC18RC charger and you can safely run the saw AND any of the drills that accept the BL815 1.5 Ah output battery. If you cannot figure this message out - and search for makita batteries and chargers - and carefully read the details to determine if you are buying the right things - you should probably not be playing with power tools to begin with! It does require close reading and study - but that's part of shopping online. Remember, if you think you're getting an unbelievable deal - you need to re-read the details - this is all market driven. Everyone needs to make a profit.....EG: "100% quality to fit makita" = "made in china - that's why it's cheaper" Good luck troops. Peace/Out
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It is metric. Pull the specs on Makita part # MAKB-10300 as it is identical but Makita probably has more information.
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Very good Makita!,,but DOES NOT come with the "big" 18V. it needs...I think I paid 80 some dollars for the one it takes but the upside is it works in the 18V impact drill so it does well with the bigger battery. So I was sorry I had to get the right battery but it can switch tools so..
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Don't know, but these have pretty standard fittings and all work on the same principle, so, at worst, it could likely be adapted. But best to go to Makita site and find the direct replacement part.
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If you mean the 18v Makita drill, then this is the one. There is no other drill on the market, none, that can do the same things the Makita 18v can do. Be sure to get the drill wight he Lithium batteries. Awesome product, he'll absolutely love it. You're a very nice and understanding wife!