Wg541 18 Volt Cordless Blower Sweeper

Wg541 18 Volt Cordless Blower Sweeper

Worx, 18V, Cordless Trimmer Replacement Battery, 1.7AH, For Use With Model #s WG150 & WG250.The Worx 18-volt alternate battery is designed for use with cordless electric trimmer models WG150 and WG250. It charges quickly and powers your cordless string trimmer or your cordless hedge trimmer through the entire job, without waning or draining.

The Worx 18-volt alternate battery is designed for use with cordless electric trimmer models WG150 and WG250. It charges speedily and powers your cordless string trimmer or your cordless hedge trimmer through the entire job, without waning or draining.

For 18-Volt NiCad Worx cordless outdoor tools.

Wg541 18 Volt Cordless Blower Sweeper Picture

Wg541 18 Volt Cordless Blower Sweeper Picture

Wg541 18 Volt Cordless Blower Sweeper Pic

Wg541 18 Volt Cordless Blower Sweeper Picture

Most helpful client reviews

10 of 10 humans found the following review helpful.
Much necessitated extra battery for Worx GT trimmer
By B. Johnson
It was genuinely charged when I got it, so i was capable to test it out right away. It worked. It genuinely seemed to give a little more power than my old battery. Its nice to have a backup though, b/c now I may do all my trimmming at one time. The price was the best share of this purchase. Worx GT charges $60 for the same precise battery.

11 of 12 people found the following review helpful.
Worx WA3152 18-Volt Nicad
By Norman B. Tweed Jr.
I purchased a Worx GT string trimmer a year ago. I use it to weed my garden. The Nicad batteries only last a short while before discharging. To do the entire garden takes 1/2 hour of heavy weeding and I use 4 batteries to full discharge for the duration of this time. These batteries ought to be NIMH to last longer and hold more charge. I have not been competent to locate a NIMH battery substitute for this battery. However, Primecell will rebuild the battery to NIMH if I send them an old one.

9 of 10 persons found the following review helpful.
Common Sense
By R. Hoffman
When you buy ANY tool that uses a rechargeable battery, you must always buy a second battery. I did this when I purchased my initial WORX GT (not the lithium battery). When it is out of use for the duration of winter I plainly rotate the “old” batteries in the charger (they lose charge when sitting in non-use). My old batteries are still woking utterly fine, and I suppose that when the time comes for new batteries, the new Lithium Ion batteries will be even better. Use mutual sense in taking care of your tools and they will work for a long time. Don’t suppose to “set it and forget it” – even with something gas-powered, and suppose it to work great.

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