Will this battery fit my Makita 6213D drill - uses a Ni-MH 12V 2.2Ah
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You can look at "Compatible With:" under "Product Description" as follow: Makita 1050D, 1050DWD, 4013D, 4191DWD, 4331D, 4331DWD, 4331DWDE, 5093D, 5093DWD, 6213D, 6213DWBE, 6216D, 6216DWBE, 6216DWDE, 6217D, 6217DWDE, 6217DWDLE, 6223D, 6227D, 6227DW, 6227DWBE, 6271D, 6313D, 6313DWBE, 6314DWBE, 6316D, 6316DWB, 6316DWBE, 6317D, 6317DWDE, 6317DWDRE, 6317DWFE, 6319D, 6319DWFE, 6835D, 6835DWB, 6835DWD, 6914D, 6914DWB, 6914DWBE, 6914DWDE, 6916D, 6916DWDE, 6916FDWDE, 6916FDWDE1, 6917D, 6917DWDE, 6917FDWDE, 6918D, 6918DWD, 6918DWDE, 6918DWF, 6918DWFE, 6918FDWDE, 6919ND, 6980FD, 6980FDWDE, 8413D, 8413DWDE, 8413DWFE, 8414DWFE, DA312D, DA312DWD, DA312DWF, ML120, ML121(Head Lamp), ML122, ML123 (Fluorescent Automotive Light), ML124, SC131D, UB120D, UB120DWB, UB121D, UC120D, UC120DWD, UC120DWDE, UC170D, UC170DWD, VR250D, VR250DWDE, VR251D, VR251DWDE. So, I truly believe(99%) the answer is YES,
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I believe so - what is the number of the existing battery? These are compatible with 1233 1234 1235 1235B 1235F 192696-2 192698-8 192698-A 193138-9 193157-5
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Doesn't fit? It worked in my Makita blower with the 1830 battery, is your blower 18 volt, should work if it is.
309053
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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Yes. I have the same drill. You can also try to look up, "HKSD-023364" to see if it matches.
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Unknown, I sent mine back because the standard Makita 18vdc batteries I have would not fit on the saw.
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Unless they changed something yes u can use both styles of makita batteries I currently use both sets in rotation that way I have 4 batteries.
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While I am pleased and happy with the new 12 Volt drill, I have not tried it for the use you describe, but it is a strong drill. If I were buying one today and did not already have any other drills, I would go for the 18 Volt Ion battery Makita. I already had an 18 volt as well as a 12 volt drill and this one I recently bought was to replace an older 12 volt Makita that is now about 10 years old. It was still running but I gave it to my son--Makita's are great drills.
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I don't think so, the 1422 battery has different part numbers from these. These are a pretty big battery with a larger case than others having the same basic shape. (1422 seems to be the battery number not the drill number - be careful to order the right battery). Only batteries came up when I Googled this number. Amazon has the 1422 batteries. Be sure it has the right number in the description.
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those are the same batteries. BL1830-2 is just a 2 pack 3.0ah 18V battery. You can use the tool with 3.0 and 4.0ah 18V makita batteries. It has a limiting bar that will not let it work with the 1.5ah 18V(BL1815) batteries. You can get around this and get the battery to fit but not recommended as the 1.5ah packs only have 5 18650 cells inside and due to the tools power you can lower the SOC of individual cells too fast causing the pack to brick(ask me how we know)
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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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The 130254011 is correct for the 18v 2.5ah. Originally I had to match up the look of the battery. Hope that helps. Great price though. Other sources sell for like $90
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Sorry...just saw your question. My Makita is a 6093D and work perfectly. MiKita Battery #9000 in my drill. Hope this helps...
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The battery should fit. It is not black and grey but red and grey. It is a ni-cad and not ni_mh.
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No Sir, the 12V battery is physically different in design from the 14v. Would not fit on the 12v drill
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You can buy the battery here on Amazon. It's a Makita BL1014. You will also need a battery charger as well.
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the battery should fit into this drill because mhtn product is m18 product it really shouldn't matter how old one or the other is Milwaukee is Milwaukee as far as I know
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Makita batteries with the "shoe" type connection will work in this drill. It's a relatively new design for Makita so basically if the top looks the same, then "yes." The 1.5Ah batteries will not last as long (this may be obvious, but worth noting).