does the torx driver to remove battery connection screws come with the new battery or do i need to buy one
1119981
I does come with the battery, though ultimately you're better off buying a battery from a battery store. There's no telling how long these have been sitting around and the one I bought completely died after a week of use.
1102021
I am an engineer. I don't think that Titanium Torx screwdrivers will solve your problem of stripping screws. In fact it could make the problem worse if you do not have a precision fit correct size screwdriver aligned properly with the screw head and maintain the proper pressure on it while in use. You may need to use a solvent to loosen "Loc-Tite" type of chemicals that are holding the screws in place first. But the screwdriver tip must be exactly matched to the screw head and it must be held precisely perpendicular to the plane the screw is fitted into and sufficient pressure must be maintained to keep the tip from slipping out during use.
1073873
It takes a "Torx" bit. Looks like a #6. Most interchangeable took kits come with them.
193181
Yes, that's the beauty of this thing. You do it by loosening the screws by sticking the torx driver through the mesh holes, repositioning it, and then re tightening the screws. You do not have to remove the mesh from the frame.
115406
Not likely removing the screw will aid in removing your battery. Maybe you need to ask someone close to you about removing your battery.
1312615
The connectors you will need are the spade type (female) quick disconnect. The ones on the battery are the spade (male) ones.Good battery got it on a 30w solar panel running two small fans blowing the hot air out of a small metal shed.
1787364
No , Just the Battery , no screws . ( How did you remove the screws , did you use the " Y " # 2 Tri wing driver )
1518300
If I recall correctly... it comes with a small screw driver. If not, they're easy to buy at any hardware store (or amazon!)
358920
It has to be ordered separately. It only comes with screws, 12V socket adapter, and battery clamps
837663
Yes, you need to unscrew the battery cover. These small phillips head screws can be difficult if you aren't using the correct size screwdriver and the correct size head.
1209669
No as long as you put the two screws in everything works fine. I had battery warehouse do it for free as they had the little tork driver that is needed. Hope that answers your question.
743433
I had the same issue and had to go out and buy a cheap set of torx to get it out. Not easy to get the screws out without stripping them either.
493506
My screwdriver did not come with any Torx bits. It has two of each (small & large): straight slot, Phillips, & square bits. With a bit in the shaft, there are 3 open bit slots/ports in the handle cap where you could store additional bits, if you purchase them, but if you are looking to purchase a screwdriver that includes them, this one doesn't, or didn't when I purchased it.
118943
A really great answer to the screw issue is to have an older, battery powered drill for use as a driver. This way, you don't have to keep changing bits. I keep my old B&D; 12V for just that. Drill the holes with the Dewalt, drive the screws with the battery powered drill. Saves a lot of time. BUT, if you're going to do big lag bolt driving, I'd get a dedicated driver. Otherwise, you'll burn up your drills or hurt your arms.
1797431
Easy is relative. I'll just add to others' comments here by stressing how important it is to use the right screwdriver -- a small Phillips, in very good shape. I don't know what number. All 12 base screws have to come out, and three more for the battery. This is not where to cowboy it up with a "good enough" tool. If it's not in good shape, try again tomorrow after a trip to the cheap tool joint of your choice.
2185110
I just pulled the plastic tab out, and it worked fine. I don't remember needing a screwdriver for now, but I don't know if it will be required when I get to the point of changing the battery, which won't be for a while.
595661
You need this Tri-wing screwdriver - to remove battery (except for MBP 15" 2009) or trackpad of 2008 Macbook Silver Unibody