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2 8ah are currently $199 on same daily deal. 4 6ah are $229. There is also a 2 2ah and 2 4ah with dual charger for $149.
Should have bought the max output batteries vs these
If you do have the money, I'd think the 4 pack of 6ah high output batteries is the way to go as they are about the same size if I recall correctly and will last longer and give more power to high draw tools.
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Second this. I switched to Ridgid 10 years ago for the warranty. A few years ago I was renovating our business and was trying to kill by old Ridgid brushed cordless drill by drilling multiple 2" holes through top plates. It kept over heating and shutting off and I would start again. Could not kill it. I was looking for an excuse to get a new brushless set but it would not die. Batteries are still good from the old set too. Have never had an issue or had to warranty any of the tool or batteries.
If you do have the money, I'd think the 4 pack of 6ah high output batteries is the way to go as they are about the same size if I recall correctly and will last longer and give more power to high draw tools.
It's legal speak to get around laws since some places have pretty strict rules regarding the word warranty. But in most cases I'll agree with you, companies will try to find something that they can claim it's not a warranty. Ridgid does make good tools regardless, just disappointing that they can only be bought with the lifetime service at Home Depot and Direct Factory Tools.
If you register your battery you are good. For instance, if it doesn't hold charge anymore. You call, relay that it's not up to par, they send you a new one. Never had an issue before, I've had 4 replaced over last 3-4 years