Does anybody knows if this drill can use the 40V Lithium-ionLBXR2036 ?
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To expand answer further, I copied their usage requirements seen on a couple sites, as follows;Can be used on Black & Decker models LST136, LHT2436, LSW36 and LSWV36*Allows for usage versatility among Black & Decker... "40V Lawn & Garden Products"
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The battery is a DC9098, 18 volt. My drill will accomodate both the NI-Cad and Lithium Ion batteries. As far as the problem with the chuck which I mentioned about 2 years ago, it has resolved itself. Why it was not working for a week or two I do not know, but now works just fine.
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I had the same question. Could not really find an answer online. I just recently bought a new 18v brushless "fuel" Milwaukee drill and a 4ah red lithium battery. My existing 18v batteries work on the new fuel drill and my existing battery charger will recharge the new battery. The price for the bare drill I bought on Amazon was much less than I could get from any store local.
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They have multiple sizes but I would certainly recommend buying the 20v max lithium ion XR battery only. They last very well and are the battery this tool is designed for.
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Yes, it works with the 36 and 40 volt batteries, I'm using it with the 40 volt myself.
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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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No, It uses any of the 18volt li-ion batts. from makita used for drills and stuff.
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Hi, The wording on the outside of the DC390B box (yes it kept it) states "Tool works with Dewalt 18Volt NiCDor Li-ion Batteries". I'm pretty sure based on this and the previous responses that the DC9098 will work.
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I really don't know. My kit didn't include the advertised drills: the 18V LXT 1/2" Hammer Driver-Drill (BHP454) is actually an LXPH03, and the 18V LXT Impact Driver (BTD141) is in fact an LXDT04. But, I'm more than happy with what I received, by the way. Another user said that the advertised combination was being phased out, and that Amazon held stocks of both the old and the new combination. Sorry I can't help more. jjj
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Older lithium ion tools/&charger will accept the newer battery, you mean voltage not amperage. I say u can find out by calling/email milwaukee with tool model #
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Yes.. I had the exact drill and it worked perfectly. Make sure you have a full charge though. The battery discharges very fast when using this kind of large saw bits.
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The 18v Dewalt Lithium Ion battery will work with the dc82ob. My dc82ob came with the 18v Lithium Ion battery! In fact my 1/2" drill was part of the package.
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The model number for the 40V max lithium battery is LBXR36 but so is the 36V battery here that you asked on. That battery is interchangeable between the lithium string trimmer (LST136), hedge trimmer (LHT2436 and LHT2436B), and outdoor sweeper/vacuum (LSWV36, LSW36, LSWV36B and LSW36B) & the 40V is backward compatible with the 36V battery charger & equipment. According to B&D website.
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As long as it's 18 volt batteries this will work on it. I had a cordless hammer drill and these batteries work amazing. Best investment I have ever made.
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I believe that all the 40 volt lithium ion battery operated tools use the same battery. I have the trimmer, blower, edger and mower, and they all work with the same battery - one of the reasons that I purchased all of them.
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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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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.