[New battery charger]

Managed to find a bit cheaper battery, has the same number as my dead ones, so I think I'll give them a try first.   I'd rather not spend the extra money unless I got to at the moment.

https://batteries.factoryoutletstore.com/category/findercategorylist.aspx?category_id=0&search_term=Milwaukee+48-11-1950+^replacement_power_tool_battery^&cid=201535&chid=1&campaignid=311630075&adgroupid=22963578875&creative=114733149155&targetid=kwd-35366569552&matchtype=b&device=c&network=g&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI-sfdstaT3wIVzUoNCh3KJwKtEAAYASAAEgI4UvD_BwE

 

Appreciate the help everyone.

[New battery charger]

Cool.  I guess I'll look for a new drill then.  

 

Btw, I got the charger that Chris posted and put the batteries on it but it wouldn't do anything.  I didn't get any light or charging indicator of any kind.  Do older batteries not work on newer chargers or are the old ones probably completely dead?

[New battery charger]

On 12/4/2018 at 12:59 AM, BMack37 said:

If you have a battery specialty store nearby like Batteries Plus, they can rebuild those for pretty cheap. Honestly though, I'd let it sit on a shelf and not use it.

Does that do something or are you saying to just forget them?

[New battery charger]

I have a Milwaukee drill that belonged to my dad before he passed and after moving a few months ago I seem to have lost the battery charger.  Can anyone tell me what kind of charger I need for the batteries?

 

Also if I remember right the last time I tried to use it the batteries barely held a charge.   Is there any way to get them repaired/restored/ect. or do I gotta get new ones?