rferoni
01-03-2004, 01:55 PM
All,
I've just recently bought the 4 piece cordless 18v kit and a 12v regular cordless drill from ridgid. I bought the 12v seperately as I wanted a smaller(read lighter) drill for around the house/garage. Well I used it for the first time yesterday and from a fresh charge it didn't last long at all. I used it to help a friend hang some new cabinets. We only hung 4 of them before the drill crapped out. It didn't just slow down either, it went from running to dead instantly....I really hope the 18v's don't act like that. I'm wondering now if I should have just gotten the plain jane 18v(non-hammer)drill instead of the 12v just to have the matching batteries for the 18v stuff........
any ideas??
Ron
I've just recently bought the 4 piece cordless 18v kit and a 12v regular cordless drill from ridgid. I bought the 12v seperately as I wanted a smaller(read lighter) drill for around the house/garage. Well I used it for the first time yesterday and from a fresh charge it didn't last long at all. I used it to help a friend hang some new cabinets. We only hung 4 of them before the drill crapped out. It didn't just slow down either, it went from running to dead instantly....I really hope the 18v's don't act like that. I'm wondering now if I should have just gotten the plain jane 18v(non-hammer)drill instead of the 12v just to have the matching batteries for the 18v stuff........
any ideas??
Ron