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Yeah. Small ones. 2ah I think. The DeWalt comes with a 5ah for $180, the Milwaukee is $300 and comes with a 9ah.

Two summers ago, I purchased a 20v trimmer, last summer it died. I'm pretty sure I pushed it too hard...I live on an acre and would swap between 2 5ah and 2 3ah batts. Batts would run dead while at the same time getting hot. Eventually just killed the motor, probably just pushed it too hard. NOW, my conundrum... Do I buy another DeWalt 20v trimmer (40v is off the table cuz I own 20v batts) OR do I pull the trigger on the new Milwaukee trimmer? If I did the DeWalt again, I'd pace myself and not be so hard on it, but from what little I've seen online, it would appear as if the Milwaukee could stand the abuse. The DeWalt comes with a 5ah for $180, the Milwaukee is $300 and comes with a 9ah. Thoughts? Any otger string trimmer recommendations? Thanks in advance.

Dewalt trimmer crapped out on me. Local Lowe's only carrying 40v line of outdoors. Anyone know anything?

Anyone here used the Sun Joe one?

http://gizmodo.com/ge-will-no-longer-make-cfl-lighbulbs-1756344245 SWEEEEEEET!

Pole Vault

And there's the converter thingy so you can rock M18 batts in 'em...

$200 with a 5.0Ah batt. And brushless.

If memory serves, full-size 20V blower is $99 bare.

What's the big deal? The helmet's securly fastened! I find his use of hearing protection problematic though...

Goin' down the rabbit hole... Weird.

I dunno...this could give LUMU tools a run for their money...

Wow. One battery that can do almost anything?!

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