Is an old BAT609 1.3Ah interchangeable with the BAT612 2.0 Ah that comes with set? If it IS, I can use the batteries I have now and buy a bare tool.
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correct all Bosch 18v batteries are compatible with their 18 volt line (with the premise that they are the new lithium models). Yes you can buy a bare tool. If you are not going to use the 1/2 drive, I would suggest that you purchase the other Bosch impactor. This model is larger and has issues with retaining magnetic sleeved drive bit holders. This is from personal experience with the tool as I own it. Hope this helps.
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I really don't know. My kit didn't include the advertised drills: the 18V LXT 1/2" Hammer Driver-Drill (BHP454) is actually an LXPH03, and the 18V LXT Impact Driver (BTD141) is in fact an LXDT04. But, I'm more than happy with what I received, by the way. Another user said that the advertised combination was being phased out, and that Amazon held stocks of both the old and the new combination. Sorry I can't help more. jjj
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I think so. I, too, had an older model that broke. The batteries are expensive, so it seemed smart to buy a compatible drill. We've also bought a hand vac, hedge trimmer, and leaf blower over the years. All have used the same 18V Battery.Sorry for the slow response. Just now tackling a 2400 email backlog.
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I found another set of answers that said the batteries from the bolt on system should fit this tool too. Guess I will find out as went ahead and ordered it.
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You can buy it both ways. I purchased the bare tool (no battery) and then bought a drill with 2 batteries. I saved like $20, but the pricing changes from day to day, so your results will vary.
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Dewalt has made all the 18 volt batteries compatible with the entire 18 volt line. The only difference you'll notice is the fit on the base of the tool - the battery fits and runs the tool, it just looks a bit smaller when installed.
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Older lithium ion tools/&charger will accept the newer battery, you mean voltage not amperage. I say u can find out by calling/email milwaukee with tool model #
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Larry I am not familiar with the battery in question, but all you need to be concerned with is the size of the battery you are replacing will a different one fit, next is the connector type on top if the are the same or you can easily re-adapted the connection, next and most important is the right voltage such as 6 volt or 12 volt,next is the AH stands for Amp Hours the more the better the more the bigger the battery, so I hope this has helped you, don't worry about matching brand.
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I really doubt that a different model number battery would fit. You would probably have to buy a different model Dremel tool to be able to use a different battery. I'd just buy another of these and see how it goes.
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Yes. My dad got a drill combo set and it came with the 1.5 20v battery which he said didn't last long. I bought the 3.0 20v for longer usage. You can also check on lowes.com if u want.
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It should work. I got my tools as a set in 2005 and my old batteries were 9096. These new batteries work perfect for it, last just as long and are about the 1/3 of the weight.
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You have to look at their model number and/or query the seller. These tools are sold with and without charger and batteries. When they do not include charger and batteries they are reffered to as "bare tool". Bare tools are a great way to expand your tool inventory without having to pay a lot of money BECAUSE the most expensive item on ANY of these tools are, precisely, the BATTERY and the CHARGER. That being said, you DO NOT EVER want to pay money to buy a used battery or charger. Good Luck.
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1.5ah or 3.0ah battery will fit in this drill. I use them both with no problems.
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I can't see why not. You can charge your old batteries with the newer charger so the batteries should fit the new drill. Yours is a peculiar case as, usually the batteries run out and won't hold a charge as opposed to getting a new drill for old batteries! After you get a replacement drill I would suggest getting one of the newer batteries with a charger soon. Hope this answers your question.
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In the picture those are the 3ah batteries. Bosch has the 4ah batteries out now (which is my guess why you are asking the question) and available on the same combo kit at various retailers, but apparently not at amazon yet. I would suggest checking out prices on the Internet. You can get the same combo picture here from farmandfleet.com for $299, or less if they are running their 13% promo. If you don't need these tools immediately, I would say hold off until at least November 11th when bosch releases info on the new brushless impact driver, which has a chuck that can accept 1/4" impact bits and 1/2" impact sockets.
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Absolutely NOT! The voltage on battery tools must be the same as must the configuration of the physical battery. 12 volt battery for a 12 volt tool; 18 volt battery for a 18 volt tool; 20 volt battery for a 20 volt tool; etc., etc., etc. Use the wrong voltage and the tool will not run or if higher could simply burn out.
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No,Crack the wallet and buy a regular or a hammer drill. You can buy a bare tool that fits your battery and save some bucks. Happy days!!