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Milweukee Tool batteries

Dennis Leigh Henry

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Where is the best place to purchase Milwaukee batteries the most inexpensive? I'm in the market for several replacements..always want two of each, so.. I can quickly drop $400 if I'm not careful.

Dennis
 
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LS6 Tommy

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:scared:$400.00 for (2) batteries?! I only paid $199.00 for my Milwaukee 18v Li drill and 1/4" impact driver combo and that came with two batteries...

Tommy
 
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Wizzard

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Northern Tool and use the discount coupon codes found online for NT (Google).
 

hilld

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I had to buy some Milwaukie V28 batteries last year and I waited for a 30% off sale from Zoro to pick them up. It sure made a big difference in cost as those batteries can cost a fortune.
 

Gotcha640

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I've had great luck with the knock off company of the month on amazon. I have a 12v that was ~$50 3 years ago, still going strong, and a couple 18v that I got for Christmas last year. All are about half again the amps of the factory dewalt, and the dewalt all died within 6 months.
 
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77thor

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Try Craigslist. There are a few people that put new(in-package) Milwaukee stuff on our local CL.
I have no idea where they get any of it from.
 

41ratrod

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Battery- Plus Co. rebuild batteries here. BUT I have seen them short out while
setting on the bench and not in the drill. Ebay put beware.
 

jeff000

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Battery- Plus Co. rebuild batteries here. BUT I have seen them short out while
setting on the bench and not in the drill. Ebay put beware.

My refurbished batteries are better than my newer "new" batteries.
 

Techie1961

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I have a local Milwaukee service center near me. I usually pick up a refurbished kit and will sometimes sell off the tool only and end up with the new batteries. I have so many batteries right now.

The kits are priced really well when on sale and are usually about the same a just buying a couple new batteries. They always put new batteries with the kits. Maybe they can be bought online?
 

kctyphoon

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ive bought both m12 and m18 batteries for my heated jackets.. the cheapest place i found m12 2.0 batteries was on amazon.. the BEST prices i found for M18 2.0 batteries was on ebay.. i found someone selling two, 2.0 M18's for about $90 shipped.. the only thing i suggest is making sure to only buy batteries being sold in factory packaging, individually wrapped.. IMO - its worth it to spend a few extra $$ to make sure they are genuine, new, and unused.. its not hard for someone to swap older, used cells into a new case and sell them online as used..

ebay is a good place for the 4.0 m18 battereis also since milwaukee had the 4.0 battery and led light combo that was a promo for black friday.. at last price in the store, they were selling in HD for $65 - so many were bought and relisted or broken up and sold as individual pieces on ebay for under retail.
 
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