Is this compatible with the XC 4.0 batteries? I know it works with the XC 3.0ah but I own XC 4.0ah batteries which i know don't suit all M18 tools.
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Well friend , hope this helps. This vacuum/blower fits 48-11-1830, 2230, 1815, 1828 batteries. The XC 1828 batteries are my preferred for this tool. I have both batteries and the 1815 is great on the various drill motors for general work. The 1828 will vacuum 15-20 minutes, sawdust off the landing and steps easily, or give a decent carpet cleanup to the car or truck on one full XC 1828 battery. Great, light weight, quality vacuum /blower, but a bit noisey.
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I'm not sure which batteries you have. I currently use the heavy duty #48-11-1828 because the vacuum doesn't run too long on the standard batteries,but this is a powerful, handy vacuum that I really like.
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Home Depot's website specifically says it's compatible with the 4.0 batteries. Milwaukee's website says that it is compatible with all Milwaukee slide on batteries, including nicad. I have the vacuum, I do not have any of the 4.0 batteries to try with it yet.
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Like john Nebelsiek said it was design to work on the XC red Lithioum, but he is wrong that the Milwaukee 48-11-1815 battery wont work it will just slower and for a short time, I spoke to milwaukee customer service and they said that all there M18 tool will work with any of the M18 batteries, just not as wellthe XC red lithium battery is prefert by profetionals becouse it last upto 2 hrs, but for regular people that just need it to cut a few peice here and there there is not problem.
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you can use any 18 volt milwaukee battery on your drill. The 3.0 is a 3 amp., the 4.0 is a 4 amp. The batteries are the same except the 4.0 amp is 1 amp stronger. You can always go to milwaukeetool.com they can answer any questions you may have. That's where I go to with my questions. Who would know better than the one who makes the tool? I have the same drill and I use the 4.0 battery. I hope this helps!
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Yes it works with all dealt 20v max batteries as far as I know. I have the black 1.5 ah and 3 ah and the yellow 2 ah and 4ah and I have never had an issue with i interchangeability. I use all of them in all my tools
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I'm not sure if this battery is compatible with all 20V Craftsman tools, but it definitely works with the 20V Craftsman Bolt-On tool.
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M18 18v batteries work with m18 tools. I'm not really sure what your asking?
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I don't know about the numbers and what part they are but, I have been able to use my 4.0 XC 12volt battery with every 12 volt tool I own (about 9 of them) and charge it on every 12volt milwaukee charger I have come across. This battery is awesome and it the one I use every day.
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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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It's compatible with my DeWalt DW008 Cordless Reciprocating saw. This battery also works with my Dewalt 24v drill and circular saw.
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Yes I use the same battery for my 3/8" Drill too. The battery usually lasts about 4 hrs on this Impact Driver with average use.
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I have the standard charger, but I do not know if it will work for NiMH batteries...good question. Perhaps you should contact Black & Decker, and see if they have your answer.
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Compatible with other Black and Decker 20 volt tools. Like I also bought the 20 volt B & D hedger and the batteries are compatible with one another.
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Yes the battery is interchangeable only if the drill requires 12V. They have an 18V drill as well. Try not to mix a 18V battery with a 12V drill. I had a 12V drill with 2 batterys. I lost the drill with a battery on it. So I bought a drill without a battery and it works. Hope that helps.
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Jay,In looking at the parts/repair drawing for the m18 pack, its contact assembly appears to be completely physically incompatible with the mounting foot on the 49-24-0165 worklight, which I also own. That worklight calls for the v18 Li-on pack. Both of my v18 packs have died--perhaps that's your situation as well. At around $120 per pack, not sure it's worth it, although it is a nice worklight.Hope this is helpful.Terry
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no it will not. I bought it for my m18 batteries and it does not fit. Bummer
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Yes and no. The 1830 V18 is Lithium-ion and needs the appropriate (newer) charger 48-59-2818. This charger is "backwards-compatible" and will charge the older 2230 Ni-Cd batteries. (Note that it won't charge the newest M series/Fuel batteries.) I have both styles of these batteries and my experience is that the 1830 works "okay" on the older drills and drivers...but doesn't work well at all for either the Sawzall Hatchet or the cordless circular saw. They will drain the 1830 within only a minute or two. To be fair, they were designed for Ni-Cd batteries, which discharge slowly and taper off with voltage; Li-Ion batteries were designed to deliver full voltage up to a certain point and then shut off. My experience with the 1830 has not been good at all, as one of my batteries would fail intermittently from the beginning (even on a full charge) and died before the warranty expired; the other began to lose charge after a few days of not being used; of course this started immediately after the warranty ended. Other users seem to have the same issues. The V18 (1830) is ridiculously expensive to replace, there seem to be few options for rebuilding them or to buy generic brands, and even Milwaukee themselves appeared to have walked away and quickly redesigned their cordless tools to use the M-series batteries. I'd have to say that my experience with the V18 has driven me away from buying new Milwaukee products, particularly as my Makita batteries work better and last much longer. My gear is used all day, every day, FWIW. A late answer, but perhaps someone will be helped by the info.
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Yes, this light can use any of the Milwaukee M18 batteries, both compact (48-11-1815) and XC (48-11-1828) versions. As well as the newer Red Lithium 2.0 compact (48-11-1820) and 4.0 XC (48-11-1840) batteries.