will this battery work in my old B&amp;D industry and construction drill? Will my old charger, which still works, charge this battery properly?
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I don't know. Take the drill to a store that sells DeWalt tools and see if a 12 volt battery will fit your drill. If it fits in your drill it should fit in your charger. Nicads are nicads.
725165
All I know is that I ordered battery, charged it completely and it works great in my combo kit(drill, circular saw, reciprocating saw). NO problems whatsoever! Hope this helps!
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I was wondering the same thing and from the research I did they are the same drill, just a different voltage designation. They are both the same size and same charger. I am really happy with mine and it works great!
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My charger melted the battery I bought from Amazon. Ruined my drill, so don't buy from Amazon. But to answer your question I would say the battery is bad.
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i am not familiar with the black battery. these are probably compatible if it is 18 v. I recommend you also look at the third party NiMH battery available on line. It has superior power and life than the B&D; NiCads. It does require a dual chemistry quick charger, rather than the tiny chargers B&D; typically provides with its tools
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Yes... We have a number of the Max 20 Volt B&D; tools and a couple of different battery sizes... All work well with this charger... In fact, we have two of the chargers so that there are always a couple of fully charged batteries availble for jobs that involve more than one tool...
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I purchased this for my B&D; power drill/electric screwdriver. It works! Re-charges the drill. Back on the job of home repair.
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My drill would not charge either the inside of the charger did not match up exactly with my battery. I have up in finding a charger.
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Drill is backwards compatible with 18 volt nicad batteries. It came with 2 lower capacity (not XRP) Li-ion DeWalt batteries. The charger works for NiCad and Li-Ion batteries. I like the lower weight of the drill and Li-ion battery, BUT I HATE the Li-Ion battery because it cuts off without warning and you cannot squeeze any more out until you recharge. They do it because they don't want a Li_ion battery to blow up with somebody so basically they have protective circuitry built in to monitor each battery cell. But it sucks when you are up on a ladder and have no warning that the battery will give out on the next screw.
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not sure but I would think not....I have a charger similar to it for my drill and it can only stay charging for 8 hours.
971483
Yes, I have an older drill also, the newer battery does fit. Mine is an 18 volt.
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Not knowing what model drill and saw you have, I can't answer that directly. I believe that I replaced the same battery that you have with this one and it worked great in my drill. But, it would not work in my charger. If you look closely at the battery terminals, you will see a keyway that is in a different location than on the original battery. I ended up having to also buy a new charger. Not all Craftsman 18V batteries and chargers are created equal!
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So sorry for the late response. I just checked this email address. The answer is no. That is the drill I was looking to get a charger for. Once again, sorry for the late response.
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I got the charger for this battery when buying a B&D; weedeater @ Lowes . You can probably get it there or at B&D; direct
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I am an occasional user with a deWalt drill and both DW9106 and DW9118 chargers. I got a battery in July of 2014, and another in January of 2015. The first one lasted at least 6 months (or I would not have gotten the second one). However during the summer of 2015, they stopped holding charges very long, and now neither of the batteries will run the drill at full speed for more than 2 seconds. I am hoping that Power extra is reading this and can tell me what I am doing wrong.Given this experience, my answer to your question is, "Yes, there is a big problem."
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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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Yes, I bought one just like this to replace the original charger that came with my driver & drill. So far it has worked extremely well and would recommend it.