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

[Cecil Bearden]

My 18V Dewalt drills and impacts were that way until I got an 18V 
Lithium battery.  I had 2 18V lithium batteries until I charged one with 
the Nicad charger...  Then Dewalt came out with 20V lithium  and then 
the 20V to 18V adapters.    Amazon has the 20 to 18V adapters and 5amp 
20V  lithium batteries at an affordable price.  I converted all my 
Dewalt cordless to 20V lithium..

Cecil

On 6/13/2021 3:19 PM, 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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