I have Dewalt DW972 and DW927 and chargers DW9106 and DW9107. The batteries will fit both drills but will not go into either charger. The tabs on the
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All of your question didn't print out, but I had similar problem when looking for a DeWalt replacement battery. I have a DC727 drill with a DW9118 charger and replacement batteries fit the drill, but not the charger due to the center tab of the battery. I finally found a compatible replacement battery from Expert Battery for $16.55. ( 12V 1500mah) Hope this helps.
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I don't know. Take the drill to a store that sells DeWalt tools and see if a 12 volt battery will fit your drill. If it fits in your drill it should fit in your charger. Nicads are nicads.
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If the Dewalt part number ends in "B" then there is no charger or batteries. DCF885B does not have batteries or a charger. This is the one I will probably buy since I already have two batteries and a charger that came with my drill. "M2" at the end of the part number get you two batteries and a single battery charger. The charger is suppose to charge the batteries in about an hour.
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This tool will work with ni-cad batteries or the new lithium ion. U can charge both types of batteries with the charger provided with the tool. But u can't charge the lithium ion batteries on your old dewalt charger.
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If they are the 18V with the stub they will work. Thats why i stay with Dewalt. Their batteries are typically interchangable when they upgrade them as long as the voltage is the same
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hello, tony .ijust looked at the dw928k driver/drill. the dc9091 battery may work on that, or any 14.4 drill. i would contact dewalt if you have 928k drill.
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You want to go from the Ni-Cd battery to the lithium battery (both 18V). I am unsure if the Lithium battery fits your drill, but if it does (and it should), then you will also need the specific Li-ion battery charger also. As a rule, Ni-Cd battery chargers are not interchangeable with LI-ion ones. The Li-ion battery charges up faster and has less of a memory effect than the Ni-Cd battery - it just works better.
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I'm not sure what dewalt batteries this will charge. the reason I bought it was I have a Black and Decker 12 volt long stem battery for a drill I use. The charger works great for it. The Black and Decker charger is really a bad one. The dewalt works really good for me and it's fast. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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I had a DeWalt DW954-2 Drill kit with DW-9107 Charger and two DW9092 (14.4v 1.5Ah) Battery Packs. In 2008 I I replaced both original DeWalt battery-packs with aftermarket battery-packs (from Batteryprice.com?). The box was labeled "DBP-144 For DE-9091 14.4v 1.5Ah" --and they have served me well. Note: My manual references "Standard" and "High-Capacity" and somewhere I saw a reference "DW-9092 Discontinued" ??? So, your question is whether the aftermarket battery-pack is the same as your battery-pack, thus presumably fitting your drill and charger. Ask your aftermarket Provider to verify (guarantee) that their battery-pack is the same as your DeWalt original (ID-#). {Mine was, no problem}. I had a DeWalt DW954-2 Drill kit with DW-9107 Charger and two DW9092 (14.4v 1.5Ah) Battery Packs. In 2008 I I replaced both original DeWalt battery-packs with aftermarket battery-packs (from Batteryprice.com?). The box was labeled "DBP-144 For DE-9091 14.4v 1.5Ah" --and they have served me well. Note: My manual references "Standard" and "High-Capacity" and somewhere I saw a reference "DW-9092 Discontinued" ??? So, your question is whether the aftermarket battery-pack is the same as your battery-pack, thus presumably fitting your drill and charger. Ask... » Read More I had a DeWalt DW954-2 Drill kit with DW-9107 Charger and two DW9092 (14.4v 1.5Ah) Battery Packs. In 2008 I I replaced both original DeWalt battery-packs with aftermarket battery-packs (from Batteryprice.com?). The box was labeled "DBP-144 For DE-9091 14.4v 1.5Ah" --and they have served me well. Note: My manual references "Standard" and "High-Capacity" and somewhere I saw a reference "DW-9092 Discontinued" ??? So, your question is whether the aftermarket battery-pack is the same as your battery-pack, thus presumably fitting your drill and charger. Ask your aftermarket Provider to verify (guarantee) that their battery-pack is the same as your DeWalt original (ID-#). {Mine was, no problem}. « Show Less
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Cecelia: PLEASE SEE MESSAGE BELOW FIRST! PS: According to the page at the URL I left in the first post, (The product info page,) this battery FITS YOUR DRILL yes. I copied the "972's" to here: "DW972, DW972B, DW972K, DW972K-2, DW972KQ-2, DW972KS-2, DW972RLK2" If nothing is down in the hole in the charger the batteries fit into, then I suspect you DON'T have the original charger! Somehow? OR... possibly the contacts are bent? (small metal "posts" on the battery that make electrical contact) The drill has 4 "tabs" that are pretty "forgiving" if a contact on the battery is bent... the charger, not so much! Hope something here helps! Joe
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If it is an 18 volt drill with a shoe mount this battery should work. If it's the high output standard or a Ni-Cad it does not matter. The only problem is the old style battery will not work in the Ni-Cad Charger.
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your dewalt is a sds hammer drill, any sds bits chiesels etc will work. any make just make sure they are sds, will work
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The battery has to be the specific size for your particular tool. The charger can be use for different size batteries.
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Yes, this charger will work for your drill and any of the Makita batteries your drill will accept.
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hello. i would contact dewalt. just to clarify. the 14.4 battery may fit all the 14.4 drills. contact dewalt.
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This Battery will not fit where the smaller batteries do I use these batteries for 3/8 & 1/2 Impact and grinders I have Drill that they will not fit it uses the smaller chargers are the same
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I can't see why not. You can charge your old batteries with the newer charger so the batteries should fit the new drill. Yours is a peculiar case as, usually the batteries run out and won't hold a charge as opposed to getting a new drill for old batteries! After you get a replacement drill I would suggest getting one of the newer batteries with a charger soon. Hope this answers your question.