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Default Dewalt 18 V Parts ?

Does anyone have a dead 18 volt Dewalt tool that they want to give
away? I want to make a light that I can plug one of my battery into.
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Default Dewalt 18 V Parts ?

GD wrote:
Does anyone have a dead 18 volt Dewalt tool that they want to give
away? I want to make a light that I can plug one of my battery into.
Thanks
Gary


Check in Lowes on the discount rack. Found one that had the packaging
missing for $12.

Good luck.

Jim Vrzal
Holiday, Fl.
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