Is this drill "unisource?" I have a unisource skill saw and recipricating saw. Will the battery from the drill fit my other unisource Kawasaki tools
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I Googled "Kawasaki unisource" and was directed to an Alltrade website at http://www.alltradetools.com/catalog/14_kawasaki-unisource It appears that all these names refer to the same product line and I will go out on a limb and answer "yes" the battery will fit any 19.6 volt Alltrade tool.
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I do not know, but I will buy another drill when this one goes out. It is not a daily professional drill, but the best all around home drill I've ever had.
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I Googled "Kawasaki unisource" and was directed to an Alltrade website at http://www.alltradetools.com/catalog/14_kawasaki-unisourceIt appears that all these names refer to the same product line and I will go out on a limb and answer "yes" the battery will fit any 19.6 volt Alltrade tool.
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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 don't know. It works with the battery that comes with it. The saw and I are 500 miles apart, so I can't see what came with it. I do find it is a very good saw, I enjoy it very much.
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I can't remember. Sorry. I had an older craftsman drill - worked great - charger just went bad and there were NO replacements for it that worked. Check serial numbers on battery to the serial number on the charger to see if they are compatible. I finally ended up going to Sears where the salesman said my drill was too old and they didn't make charger for it anymore.
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yes, the saw and drill both use the same battery and I have used these for 2 years. The battery holds up fairly well when sawing but will be determined by the type of wood. I have several of the Porter Cable tools and have been pleased. A lithium battery is a good choice if using the tools heavy.
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No,Crack the wallet and buy a regular or a hammer drill. You can buy a bare tool that fits your battery and save some bucks. Happy days!!
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The powerextra battery is a substitute for the makita BL1830 battery. If your tools use that battery, then this particular powerextra battery should work with it as well. It works with my makita hammer driver-drill bhp454. I charged and used it a few times without any problems, but haven't put it through a real long day yet.
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NOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!! This saw requires the BL830 3.0 Ah battery or higher (yes, Virginia there's a 4.5 Ah) as it "works harder" than the drills and lights that can run on the BL815 1.5 Ah battery. You can modify the 1.5 Ah (amp hour) battery to fit, but run the risk of destroying the battery. If you own the DC18RA charger that came with your BL815 1.5 Ah batteries, it will charge the bigger batteries safely and maintain them nicely - it just takes a little time. Buy the BL830 batteries at the best price you can find. Charge them on the DC18RA or DC18RC charger and you can safely run the saw AND any of the drills that accept the BL815 1.5 Ah output battery. If you cannot figure this message out - and search for makita batteries and chargers - and carefully read the details to determine if you are buying the right things - you should probably not be playing with power tools to begin with! It does require close reading and study - but that's part of shopping online. Remember, if you think you're getting an unbelievable deal - you need to re-read the details - this is all market driven. Everyone needs to make a profit.....EG: "100% quality to fit makita" = "made in china - that's why it's cheaper" Good luck troops. Peace/Out
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Do not purchase the drill. Battery is awful. Mine broke after 2 uses and hitachi wouldn't help. I took it to the Hitachi repair center and the tech said it was a piece if junk.
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No, that was a problem I had. Seems what you buy at Lowes, or other box stores is a different battery configuration. I had received a kit for a gift, then purchased these tools thinking they would share batteries. Nope. That said, still the best cordless tools that I have owned. I now own both post and the square slide type batteries.I may have gotten your question wrong. The saw uses the post type, and the drill and Lowes tools use the slide type.
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I recently asked the same question of Milwaukee sales support (after hearing of some M18s that would not work with saws and the like). Here is the answer I got: 1st generation of "M-18" batteries manufactured between 2005 and 2009 would not fit todays' tools. They were designed for the compact drill and impact in the earlier years. Everything manufactured today in the M-18 series are compatible.
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I do not think so. If you no longer have the manual for the original, look it up on line. Also, I found going to the B&D; website helpful in making sure I got the correct battery for my 24V drill. Do not mess with trying something else, unless it allows it...
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I presume that this is a replacement or additional battery for your tool(s.) If it is, then it slides on the charger just like your original batteries. If there seems to be a problem, I would first see if it fits onto your tool. My battery came with some charge in it and the tool worked with the battery right out of the box. If the battery does not fit your tool, then you have a more basic problem and you can be glad that Amazon is so quick in resolving these types of issues.
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I really don't know. It depends on the connection on the unit. If that's a real dirt bike, then it seems to me that this battery may not provide the power you require. I'm dating myself here, but people who had mini-bikes in my day used lawnmower motors which they got from....somewhere. Let's not talk about that. If you don't have the Kawasaki Owner's Manual, you can find it online and that will tell you what battery is required. Good luck to your Easy Rider.
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Make sure you look at the model number on your drill because no where did it say it was for the 18v drill model number such it was a different number by one didn't ever see any milwaukee drill comments saying model 1 or 2 of the 18 volt version now I have a use less box.. Because it win't fit inside and was given no option to resolve this via return etc.. Don't get it
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I was wondering the same thing and from the research I did they are the same drill, just a different voltage designation. They are both the same size and same charger. I am really happy with mine and it works great!
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Yes. The drill won't know the difference. What is critical is that the battery pack shape and size design be compatible in shape and size with this specific drill's battery mounting point.