Will a 4 amp battery fit in the handle? appears narrower than the hedge trimmer battery area.
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I am not sure about that but they make two sizes of battery for this. The larger battery should last a very, very long time. The smaller battery lasts plenty long for my sidewalks, driveway, and patio.
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Sorry, I don't know, but it works great with the battery that is shipped with it.
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I will try to find out the answer but I purchased this for our school custodian and he doesn't speak or understand english very well so I'm not sure if I can get a definitive answer for you. Sorry.
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Ginny: I have had a problem with my B & D battery not fitting too well. Mine was slightly over sized and took some effort to slide in and latch properly. You could be having a similar problem. My battery was being used in a 5 or 6 year old leaf blower. If it is hard to get in and latch, it will be worse to get out. I just quit using the blower and substituted an older cord blower that I previously had.
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I doubt it very much. This trimmer is only twenty four volts, so even it the 48V battery would fit (which I doubt) the motor wouldn't handle the voltage.
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What makes you think a Black & Decker battery would fit into a Porter Cable tool. This seems like putting a Honda 12 alternator into a 12 volt ford for a a possible match.
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As long as both the tool and the battery are G-Max they will be compatible. The 4 amp is much more expensive, however, and I have found that only one 2 amp battery meets all my needs for 3 different G-max tools.
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I used this on a reciprocating saw and only have the 1.5Ah batteries not the 3.0Ah, but I don't think it changes it substantially. Can you tell, maybe a little, but the weight is still kept right under the handle so I don't find it noticeable at all.
415369
It fit in my stampede 4x4, but I had to get an extension post for the battery. It is taller than the NiMH
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you might have to crimp the plug to make it fit more tight. otherwise its the same battery.
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I do not remember exact dimensions.But I do know that this is a standard size battery for a 18 to 22 AH 12 volt battery.So if you are replacing a similar battery with these specifications,The size should be the same.The main thing you MUST make sure of is that the terminals are the same kind and in the same place(positive and negative).Otherwise you are in for some wire crimping or soldering.
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I bought the battery to replace an original battery that came with a B&D; hedge trimmer, which I used for years. The replacement battery is not giving me the cutting time I was able to get with the original battery.
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It did not for me. I had no problem cutting the whole a little bigger with a jigsaw and drill. It works great now and really helps to judge battery levels.
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I have a used one for sale with one used battery and one used one. I will also include the blower(used) along with the hedge trimmer(new). My yard is too big for this cordless to handle. I have to stick with the gas ones. Reply to this post and I will get in touch with you.
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Yes the 24 V max battery works with the Black&Decker cordless hedge trimmer.
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The answer is perhaps more complicated than that even. I own a V1 trimmer, leaf blower, and hedge trimmer. I had 1 4ah battery that came with the trimmer that I used with all three. Worked awesome for a season and a half. Then one day the battery just stopped working. In reading reviews of this battery, this is very very common. Fine. I'll buy a new battery. Except Greenworks is a scam. They discontinued the old battery and came out with new batteries that are not compatible with the devices other than the GMax. Which is relatively new. So not only am I out a battery, but I'm out three devices. None of them will work with the new battery. Hundreds of dollars just gone. The answer is perhaps more complicated than that even. I own a V1 trimmer, leaf blower, and hedge trimmer. I had 1 4ah battery that came with the trimmer that I used with all three. Worked awesome for a season and a half. Then one day the battery just stopped working. In reading reviews of this battery, this is very very common. Fine. I'll buy a new battery. Except Greenworks is a scam. They discontinued the old battery and came out with new batteries that are not compatible with the devices other than the GMax. Which is relatively new. So not only am I out a battery, but I'm out three... » Read More The answer is perhaps more complicated than that even. I own a V1 trimmer, leaf blower, and hedge trimmer. I had 1 4ah battery that came with the trimmer that I used with all three. Worked awesome for a season and a half. Then one day the battery just stopped working. In reading reviews of this battery, this is very very common. Fine. I'll buy a new battery. Except Greenworks is a scam. They discontinued the old battery and came out with new batteries that are not compatible with the devices other than the GMax. Which is relatively new. So not only am I out a battery, but I'm out three devices. None of them will work with the new battery. Hundreds of dollars just gone. « Show Less
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I never owned the 18V B&D; Hedge Trimmer, so I can't comment on the power level except to say that my 40 Volt model is quite powerful and makes short work of all my landscaping chores including 1/2"-3/4" diameter branches on my burning bushes. The run time is phenomenal as well. There is no doubt you'd be using at least 2-3 18 Volt batteries over the same time frame as 1 40 Volt Lithium. The cordless feature makes it a great purchase.
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I took a second look at fitting cordless drills in the box. I put my 18 volt and 14 volt Dewalt drills in the box, they fit together. The batteries will fit standing up at the rear of the box. However I think they are to heavy to be supported by the handle and probably break the lid/handle.
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I am not sure. I have two products, a Black & Decker weed wacker and hedge trimmer, which both take an 18V battery. The brought a new 18V B&D battery, as the old ones were losing power and not holding power as long. The new battery has definitely extended the time the battery stays on. I can freely interchange the batteries between the two products. It would be important to look at the connections on any pictures you can find on the battery and look at the connection on your drill and see if they match.