[AT] Lawn mower carburetors are a piece of cake..... Wrong--NOW Battery Power

[Henry Miller]

That is a great question. I've had mine for two years no problem, but the fact is batteries go bad after many uses and won't hold a charge. All you can do is replace them after that. 

That is one reason to buy into a system, when your current batteries go bad you have an excuse to buy a tool you want but don't need just to get a new battery. 

-- 
  Henry Miller
  hank at millerfarm.com

On Sun, Jun 13, 2021, at 15:19, STEVE ALLEN wrote:
> 
> Thanks to everyone who responded to my query!
> 
> As I was helping my son do some finishing work on a bathroom remodel 
> today, another question occurred to me:  do the batteries on trimmers 
> and such hold a charge?
> 
> Between my son and me, we have three or four battery-powered 
> drills/drivers.  None is commercial grade, but none was cheap, either.  
> But none of the batteries ever holds a charge (so my son resorted to a 
> corded drill). 
> 
> If I have an opportunity to work, I can't first plug the charger in for 
> four hours (or more) to get a working battery before getting started:  
> I need to take advantage of my opportunities.  With a gas trimmer, I go 
> out, crank it, and go to work.  Will I be able to do that with a 
> battery-powered one?
> 
> The "original" Steve Allen
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