This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may have other rights which vary in certain states or provinces. This warranty does not apply to accessories or damage caused where repairs have been made or attempted by others. This warranty does not cover part failure due to normal wear or tool abuse. DeWALT will repair, without charge, any defects due to faulty materials or workmanship for three years from the date of purchase. ![]() Most DeWALT Tools purchased on or after Janucome with a warranty package that includes: This No Break Guarantee gives you specific legal rights that may vary from state to state. Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts or the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so these limitations may not apply to you. This No Break Guarantee is given in lieu of all other warranties including the implied warranty of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose and excludes all incidental or consequential damages. If your drill bit fails for any reason while the anchor wear mark is still visible on the product, DeWALT will replace it free of charge. I give Dewalt credit for at least making this option available instead of just making a guy buy all new tools every time they up the voltage of the batteries.DeWALT SDS MAX High Impact Carbide and SDS Plus 2 Cutter Masonry Drill Bits are covered by the manufacturer’s No Break Guarantee. Got a few Dewalt 20v things but can at least still keep using 18v stuff till it quits. Yep works good but they are hard to remove. I saw a guy online gut the 18v xrp battery and replace it with Lipo batteries typically used in Rc airplanes I believe. ![]() I'm in the same boat all 4 18v batteries are dead. Milwaukee fuel, 20v DeWalt, 18v DeWalt, snap on of all sizes, and Porter Cable. The new line of 20V are noticeably better. Dewalt has "trade in sales" you can bring in a old 18V and the new 20V is about 50% off. Doesn't work with all tools, drains batteries if not disconnected during storage, generally clunky, prone to connection problems. I bought a couple adapters and buy 20 volt tools if a 18 goes down. ![]() Posted 21:05 (#6555021 - in reply to #6554949) Subject: RE: Dewalt 20v to 18v adapterĪdapters work good but figure on buying an adapter for your most used tools as they are hard to remove. Personally, I should have spent the money on new tools. Posted 21:00 (#6555006 - in reply to #6554949) Subject: RE: Dewalt 20v to 18v adapterĪgree with the rest, it's hard to remove so don't plan on swapping between tools. Buy a tool that you use the most and get batteries and charger but you will like 20 v tools once you use them The adapter is hard to unhook from tools but does work ok for me. Posted 20:48 (#6554972 - in reply to #6554949) Subject: RE: Dewalt 20v to 18v adapterĪdapter works pretty good. Once you start using 20v DeWalt brushless tool or Milwaukee Fuel tools you will wonder why you stuck with the 18v stuff so long. I have one works it OK, adaptor seems really hard to remove from the tool, but that is just my opinion, I sold all my 18v tools to a guy cheap just to get rid of them only kept a few odd tools a don't use much, jig saw, right angle drill and circular saw. How do you guys like them? Edited by AGB1640 20:41 Anyone run the 20v to 18v adapter? My 18v tools are in good shape, so I don't need to upgrade to 20v tools yet. ![]() ( logon | register )ĭewalt 20v to 18v adapter Jump to page : 1 Now viewing page 1
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