Will this battery work on my 14 volt dewalt drill ?
774040
The battery has to be the specific size for your particular tool. The charger can be use for different size batteries.
774041
The charger will work, but the included 18 volt battery works with the 18 volt tools only.
774042
G'Day, Sorry but only a 14 volt battery will work with a 14 volt drill. The charger will charge any of the dewalt batteries as long as they are the post type but as for the battery, only the same voltage will work properly with your dewalt tool...7.2 volt with 7.2 volt tools, 14 volt with 14 volt tools, 18 volt with 18 volt tools. Hope this helps.
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I do not think so. If you no longer have the manual for the original, look it up on line. Also, I found going to the B&D; website helpful in making sure I got the correct battery for my 24V drill. Do not mess with trying something else, unless it allows it...
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Larry, I checked your drill model out on a replacement parts (com) website and I am almost 100% certain this battery will work on your drill. I am so certain that I would not hesitate to buy it. I was able to fit this battery to my Black and Decker drill (Firestorm FS1442 Type I) with some modification. I had to grind down a raised lip that the battery had around its upper edge that was preventing its insertion into the handle. After doing that, the fit was close to perfect. (I bought two.) The battery runs my drill great, though I did find that the manufacturer altered the locking tabs just enough that, on occasion, the battery would fall out of the drill. I remedied that by attaching a velcro strap to the battery and wrapping it around the handle. The velcro strap is quick and easy to remove and holds the battery snugly to the drill. I hope the above information helps.
1311741
It is a 14.4 volt battery. I would think this particular voltage battery is correct for your type drill. Hope this helps.
1431639
I'm not familiar with a B&D; PS140. The battery is for a DEWALT 14.4. If you can fit a standard 14.4v DEWALT battery into your B&D; PS140, you might give it a try.
1998506
If you order the appropriate size battery for your drill, yes it will be correct fit & voltage. Crossing the batteries is not the problem, the problem is the plastics they used.
1180640
i bought this battery for my portable handsaw and it's work for my inpact drill and regular portable drill>>>
729520
My original batteries are 2.6Ah and the 3.0Ah last much longer. I checked with others before I bought these. As long as the number is 1433 they will work in your drills.
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It worked for mine. Great fit not a problem charging and I'm glad I can now use my drill.
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watch this - all Dewalt 18v batteries apparently are designed to work on all Dewalt tools no matter what... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uuT73y_k8o10year old tools and new tools - they will all work interchangeably ... how cool is that?
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I have standard and low profile batteries thatboth work. When I googled DeWalt DC9181 battery, in its discription, it says that it works on ALL DeWalt 18v systems.
1694127
It probably will. When I first ordered the EN-EL14A they sent the EL14 instead. It charged on the OEM charger for the EL14A so I assume the reverse is true also. Batteries are not interchangeable however.
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will not fit I believe the 14.4 batteries are smaller they will not fit your drill. Not only that but a drill designed to operate on 14 volts won't work on an 18 Volt battery
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Yes, it worked on my 14.4 volt SKILL battery but I did buy a new battery at the same time as the charger. An old, bad battery will not hold a charge.
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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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yes. the same batteries work all 18v Dewalt tools UNLESS you get a tool that is marked for lithium-ion.
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YES... according to Dewalt any 20v battery will work on any 20v tool.. only difference being how long they operate the tool....