Will my 36/40 volt Li Ion battery that came with my B&D leaf blower work on this saw?
1779017
It might but the saw is meant for the 20 volt battery and would eventually burn out.
1779018
My charger is a 20volt, but I think the main question is whether the connection points on the charger are the same. I can't send you a photo, but it has 4 connecting points that plug into the charger. Good luck!
1779019
No, this saw only works with the B&D; 20 Volt Li Ion battery pack. None of the 20 volt Tools are compatible with 36 or 40 volt tools!
507091
The pole saw and the pole hedge cutter use the same battery. I cannot speak for the leaf blower.
444258
Yes, I have used this exact battery with the blower. Makes a big difference and about doubles the blower's running time.
200756
Yes the 24 V max battery works with the Black&Decker; cordless hedge trimmer.
2197468
More than likely the battery will only work with the bolt on series , it does interchange with craftsman however, and appears to be the same company that makes them both. I own the craftsman bolt on drill and impact and it has serious power/ speed. Not crazy about the white trim on the Black and Decker battery, trigger, and chuck.
1387272
The B&D; weed trimmer that I purchased uses this LBXR36 battery, and it came with the charger. I would think that B&D; would supply the charger for the blower as well. I would contact B&D; and ask them,
1504536
YES... according to Dewalt any 20v battery will work on any 20v tool.. only difference being how long they operate the tool....
1336833
Frank,I am not familar with the 40 volt Ryobi battery.This one seems to be only for Greenworks.I will tell you that I have used both my sawand hedge trimmer for over and hour and not needed to recharge them.A good product!
950588
If you are talking Black and Decker LBXR20 battery? No it will not work battery is on opposite sides and DeWALT is 5 pin and B&D; is 4.
2194111
Yes, the battery will fit. the third prong is for fast charging, it measures battery temperature to prevent over heating when fast charging. I would recommend very strongly that you get the 9,6 to 24 volt charger. when I used one to charge my old B&D; batteries that would run my leaf blower for only about 5 minuets it more than doubled the run time and my ExpertPower battery which runs the blower longer than needed to clear my driveway and walk recharges very quickly.
1045206
Yes. I called B&D about that as I have the 36v string trimmer and liked it enough to see if they could both use the same battery. The Guy from B&D told me the 40v and 36v batteries were identical, and compatible with either tool. He said they both had the same capacity and voltage, and the 36v was putting out 40 v anyway (or was it charging at 40v?) - anyway, the change in voltage was more of a marketing decision because the battery was originally conservatively labeled. We sort of came to the conclusion in conversation that there has been a serious "voltage inflation" by competing tool makers and B&D just relabeled it. No redesign, though.
739947
I can't answer that. I only have the chain saw. But if they are like every other company, an 18 volt battery is standard for any their equipment which uses an 18 volt.
2159018
I don't have first hand knowledge but as an electrical engineer I would seriously doubt that it would. Looking at pictures of the 36V battery, it looks like the battery would not even physically fit into the drill. I am not certain of this, though.
778733
I'm sorry, I looked on the tag on the saw and it only gives volts and amps. I can tell you that it runs side by side with my Skil worm drive and I have no regrets in making its purchase
626458
Javier, the drill and saw work with the lithium battery. The charger is included as is the battery. Buenas suerte!
2203855
I think B & D has upgraded all of their 36v hand-held tools to use the new 40v battery, very recently. As far as I can tell, all of the tools kept the same model numbers (yes, including the old "36" for voltage). The B & D website says the new 40v batteries are, quote: "fully compatible with our 36 Volt lithium ion system". I think that means you can use any mix of 36v and 40v, between tool, charger, and battery pack. I bought the 36v hedge and string trimmers last year, sharing one battery between them (thumbs up, BTW). Planned to buy a 2nd battery, and came across this confusing new wrinkle. But that's my impression now, after doing some internet searching. I think the new batteries are not only 4v higher (meaning 1 more cell in the pack?), but also higher capacity as well (2.0 Ah instead of the old 1.5 Ah). I think this is where they get their "up to 33% longer runtime" claim from. Very useful if true.
440095
I not completely sure. As I understand it, the battery design is different. Here is a link to a couple answers on the same subject : https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20140101152447AAlHFopBottom line, contact Dewalt and ask them.
732278
It works perfectly with my B&D; 24 volt battery mower. Just be sure you order the correct one for your mower.