Polki35

20v compact blower eats the 1.5ah in 1-2minutes constant and 9.0 in about 20 minutes you wouldn't think that little thing would suck so much power and the mower eats 2 5.0s in like 4 minutes the grinder does go thru batterys pretty quick under constant use as well I think like 7 minutes on the 5.0

I had bought the 20v miter to add to my 20+ dewalt 20v tools and was extremely disappointed with the 4ah battery It took a while to cut stuff and so i popped in one of my 9ah batterys and immediately I could hear a difference when I hit the trigger and the cutting was alot better than with the 4ah I decided to keep it use it alot now only with the 9ah battery tho

I har the same issue the 20v batterys were kind of weak I put the 6ah flex in there it went thru better and I tried the 9ah flex and wow it was like a hot knife in butter

if you have flexvolts and refuse to mix batterys like me it is a decent mower with the bigger batterys I hate mixing tools and batterys if you dont have flexvolts I think it would be such a stupid purchase for someone though have not noticed anything about the cable will have to go back out and look I have 4 9ah 2 6ah 4 5ah 9 4ah 5 2ah and 3 1.3ah batterys so its not an issue for me

just got my mower other than the runtime I love it! I am not sure how they got 1/4 acre runtime off the 5.0s I got like 3 minutes of runtime on smaller grass bag was full 3 times then I switched to my 9.0s to get it done got alot more done with them

yea i just decided to contact dewalt and see if they had some insight on the matter we will see what they say

I just got mine in the mail fits the sander and miter but gonna have to order some new hoses for my 20v shopvac and crimp them to the end as they don't slide on its just a tad too big

sweet! looks like this is gonna work afterall

I just ordered it to see if its gonna work it might work on the miter and sander they look like the same size but the table saw is alot bigger

I was wondering if anyone has made an adapter for their 20v Vaccume to fit into their 60v table saw and 20v miter saw?