Anonymous-0
Well-known Member
To follow-up and emphasis discussion about cordless drills below.
Next time you need batteries for a cordless tool, go on Amazon or other such web site and search for your model No. batteries. You will find a hundred suppliers of generic batteries which will likely be as good or better than the one you got with the tool.
I did that last year for a Ryobi drill I've had for several years, went with the cheapest batteries listed on Amazon (cheapest as in battery $ + shipping $). The local Lowes or HD and Interstate Batteries wanted $50 a battery. Generic cost my $14.50 each and were better batteries than those that came with the drill.
Next time you need batteries for a cordless tool, go on Amazon or other such web site and search for your model No. batteries. You will find a hundred suppliers of generic batteries which will likely be as good or better than the one you got with the tool.
I did that last year for a Ryobi drill I've had for several years, went with the cheapest batteries listed on Amazon (cheapest as in battery $ + shipping $). The local Lowes or HD and Interstate Batteries wanted $50 a battery. Generic cost my $14.50 each and were better batteries than those that came with the drill.