(won't recharge )Įven when new, didn't have the power/longevity of a New 12 volt Lincoln Brand battery.Īll my M18 and M12 Milwaukee Brand, have been good, so far. Posted 09:10 (#9629131 - in reply to #9628899) Subject: RE: Milwaukee M18 Battery vs genericsīetween Omaha and Des Moines, 7 miles South of I80īought a knock-off for a 12 volt Lincoln grease gun = only worked for 2.5 months, then slowly died. I like buying things like this from eBay because you can get the 2 year protection plan and return them for a full refund or replacement for 2 years, no questions asked. The 5ah and 8ah batteries that I bought both weigh the same as a DeWalt 4ah. They work well but they do not have near the capacity they say. I don't know about Milwaukee but I have started buying the DeWalt knock offs off of eBay. Posted 09:04 (#9629121 - in reply to #9628899) Subject: RE: Milwaukee M18 Battery vs generics I also got a couple of the little 2.0 Ah batteries to use on small tools for the size and weight savings. Not answering your question but I recently recieved 2, 48-1101890 m18VDC 9.0Ah batteries and they make my 1/2 and 3/4 impacts and grinder whole new animals! they are heavy. Has anyone tried the Chinese knock off Milwaukee batteries? Any good? I bought some knock off ones for my Craftsman cordless tool set, they have been ok, dropped a tool, broke the case on the battery, but I haven’t had that problem with the name brand batteries. Was shopping online checking prices, and an ad popped up for the knock off batteries. Wbstofer - 07:28 Lost a flashlight with a 6.0 M18 battery someplace over the winter, which puts me short batteries for the spring.
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