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2-Pack Ridgid 4Ah 18V Batteries w/ Charger & Bag

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$79

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Home Depot has 2-Pack Ridgid 4Ah 18V Batteries w/ Charger & Bag (AC93044SBN) on sale for $79. Shipping is free or choose ship to store for free store pickup where stock permits.

Note: Pickup availability may vary by location.

Thanks to Community Member thefirm for finding this deal.

Includes:
  • 2x Ridgid 18V 4.0 Ah Batteries (R87004)
  • 1x Ridgid 18V Charger (R86093)
  • Bag
  • Operator's Manuals
Features:
  • Batteries: Up to 4X more run time compared to standard lithium-ion batteries
  • Batteries: Over 2X longer life compared to standard lithium-ion batteries
  • Batteries: Best-in-class extreme weather performance in temperatures as low as -4 degrees and up to 120 degrees F
  • Batteries: Onboard fuel gauge lets you know your battery level before you start a job
  • Charger: Compatible with all RIDGID 18V Batteries
  • 100% Compatible: Works with all RIDGID 18V Batteries, Tools, and Chargers

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Written by Discombobulated | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • This offer matches the previous Frontpage Deal from February.
    • Offer valid through March 19, 2023 or while promotional price/supplies last
    • Refer to the forum thread for discussion of this deal.
  • About this product:
    • Lifetime Service Agreement with registration within 90 days of purchase.

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Home Depot has 2-Pack Ridgid 4Ah 18V Batteries w/ Charger & Bag (AC93044SBN) on sale for $79. Shipping is free or choose ship to store for free store pickup where stock permits.

Note: Pickup availability may vary by location.

Thanks to Community Member thefirm for finding this deal.

Includes:
  • 2x Ridgid 18V 4.0 Ah Batteries (R87004)
  • 1x Ridgid 18V Charger (R86093)
  • Bag
  • Operator's Manuals
Features:
  • Batteries: Up to 4X more run time compared to standard lithium-ion batteries
  • Batteries: Over 2X longer life compared to standard lithium-ion batteries
  • Batteries: Best-in-class extreme weather performance in temperatures as low as -4 degrees and up to 120 degrees F
  • Batteries: Onboard fuel gauge lets you know your battery level before you start a job
  • Charger: Compatible with all RIDGID 18V Batteries
  • 100% Compatible: Works with all RIDGID 18V Batteries, Tools, and Chargers

Editor's Notes

Written by Discombobulated | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • This offer matches the previous Frontpage Deal from February.
    • Offer valid through March 19, 2023 or while promotional price/supplies last
    • Refer to the forum thread for discussion of this deal.
  • About this product:
    • Lifetime Service Agreement with registration within 90 days of purchase.

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Mar 14, 2023
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social_gamer
Mar 14, 2023
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Great deal for two 4ah batteries. I'd bite if it was $15 cheaper but that's because I'm already mixed with Ridgid, Ryobi, Bosh, DeWalt and Kobalt
Mar 14, 2023
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chris.eckeard
Mar 14, 2023
137 Posts
Quote from social_gamer :
Great deal for two 4ah batteries. I'd bite if it was $15 cheaper but that's because I'm already mixed with Ridgid, Ryobi, Bosh, DeWalt and Kobalt
Tip and Trick the Ridgid 4ah batteries are decent. They tend to run a generation behind the latest and greatest but as slow as battery development is the performance is good. The reason I say is you can run them on any brands tools with an adapter for the ridgid battery to the tool whether it's Milwaukee, Dewalt, Makita, or even Ryobi or Bosch. After a few years when the battery is no longer charging, Ridgid's lifetime warranty replaces for a freshly refurbished pack.

This Two for 4ah battery deals for $80 opens a whole new possibilities. I also use them for 12v power supplies for camping and I run them in my kids power wheels.

Mind you an adapter for the battery to the tool is $12 to $20 on Amazon or eBay..
Mar 14, 2023
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sweerek
Mar 14, 2023
54 Posts
Like so many similar great deals in the past. Odds are it'll come around again if short on cash now.

Good deal but not Max nor 6ah batteries, which are quite rare. (To find those herein, keyword search.)
Mar 14, 2023
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Mar 14, 2023
garyham100
Mar 14, 2023
47 Posts
I buy Ridgid stuff because of it's lifetime warranty...it covers wear and tear and even batteries are covered. Just make sure to register it with Ridgid within 90 days of purchase. Ridgid tool quality seems just as good as Dewalt which I have many tools of and better than Ryobi, Craftsman, Porter Cable and the like.
Last edited by garyham100 March 13, 2023 at 07:47 PM.
Mar 14, 2023
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BillytheGOAT
Mar 14, 2023
554 Posts
Quote from garyham100 :
I buy Ridgid stuff because of it's lifetime warranty...it covers wear and tear and even batteries are covered. Just make sure to register it with Ridgid within 90 days of purchase. Ridgid tool quality seems just as good as Dewalt which I have many tools of and better than Ryobi, Craftsman, Porter Cable and the like.
I think the typical range is Milwaukee is usually ranked #1 with Makita narrowly edging out Dewalt for #2. #4 is most often rigid with the rest being the rest. This is not for all tools as some Ryobi, Kobalt, Craftsman, Bauer, and battery tool brands can and sometimes do have the best performer (as per Project Farm). It mostly depends on the exact tool, but the quality of Milwaukee and Makita are usually the best.
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Mar 14, 2023
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usforce
Mar 14, 2023
718 Posts
Don't forget about this YMMV in-store deal that is better by comparison for $85 with MAX batteries:

https://slickdeals.net/share/android_app/fp/809194

https://brickseek.com/home-depot-...=320163469

Includes:

18V 6.0 Ah MAX Output Lithium-Ion Battery (R840060)

18V 4.0 Ah MAX Output Lithium-Ion Battery (R840040)

18V Charger (R86093)

Bag

Operator's manual
Last edited by usforce March 13, 2023 at 10:10 PM.
Mar 14, 2023
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Mar 14, 2023
HunterXY
Mar 14, 2023
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Quote from chris.eckeard :
I also use them for 12v power supplies for camping and I run them in my kids power wheels.
How do you use them for 12v power supplies or in power wheels?

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Mar 14, 2023
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chris.eckeard
Mar 14, 2023
137 Posts
Quote from HunterXY :
How do you use them for 12v power supplies or in power wheels?
It's just a battery. Most 12v circuits will handle 20v no problem so I just hook them up to power what ever I want. You can use spade connectors to quickly plug them in or I use 3d printed docks that I plug the batteries into as if they are a tool. That dock is then wired to a 12v fused distribution block for powering mainly lights and to charge other devices. I also use 3d printed docks to plug the batteries into for propelling the kid's power wheels. These are wired into a speed controller so I can regulate the amount of pixies being called apon when the pedal is smashed.
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Mar 14, 2023
137 Posts
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chris.eckeard
Mar 14, 2023
137 Posts
Quote from BillytheGOAT :
I think the typical range is Milwaukee is usually ranked #1 with Makita narrowly edging out Dewalt for #2. #4 is most often rigid with the rest being the rest. This is not for all tools as some Ryobi, Kobalt, Craftsman, Bauer, and battery tool brands can and sometimes do have the best performer (as per Project Farm). It mostly depends on the exact tool, but the quality of Milwaukee and Makita are usually the best.
That's why I share about using these batteries in other tools. I'm no longer tied to a brand because of their batteries. I look for the best tool for the job and adapt the batteries to that. Team Red, Team Yellow, Team Blue, Team Green, Team Orange, it dosen't matter with an adapter.
Mar 14, 2023
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HunterXY
Mar 14, 2023
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Quote from chris.eckeard :
It's just a battery. Most 12v circuits will handle 20v no problem so I just hook them up to power what ever I want. You can use spade connectors to quickly plug them in or I use 3d printed docks that I plug the batteries into as if they are a tool. That dock is then wired to a 12v fused distribution block for powering mainly lights and to charge other devices. I also use 3d printed docks to plug the batteries into for propelling the kid's power wheels. These are wired into a speed controller so I can regulate the amount of pixies being called apon when the pedal is smashed.
So my child's power wheels is using a lead acid battery, if I swap that for one of these, will the power brick that charged the lead acid charge the ridgid battery? Or no because they are lithium?
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Mar 14, 2023
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Mar 14, 2023
HunterXY
Mar 14, 2023
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Quote from chris.eckeard :
It's just a battery. Most 12v circuits will handle 20v no problem so I just hook them up to power what ever I want. You can use spade connectors to quickly plug them in or I use 3d printed docks that I plug the batteries into as if they are a tool. That dock is then wired to a 12v fused distribution block for powering mainly lights and to charge other devices. I also use 3d printed docks to plug the batteries into for propelling the kid's power wheels. These are wired into a speed controller so I can regulate the amount of pixies being called apon when the pedal is smashed.
Also, can you share what fused distribution block you used, I'm not entirely sure I'm picturing it my head correctly.
Mar 14, 2023
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chris.eckeard
Mar 14, 2023
137 Posts
Quote from HunterXY :
Also, can you share what fused distribution block you used, I'm not entirely sure I'm picturing it my head correctly.
https://www.amazon.com/s?k=12v+fu...-doa-p_1_9

Pick anyone, they are all similar to one's I have used before.
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Mar 14, 2023
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chris.eckeard
Mar 14, 2023
137 Posts
Quote from HunterXY :
So my child's power wheels is using a lead acid battery, if I swap that for one of these, will the power brick that charged the lead acid charge the ridgid battery? Or no because they are lithium?
No, you will use the tool battery charger.

You may not need a speed controller. I started building second hand P.W. for my son when he was about 14 months. The speed controller is essential to keep his cars and trucks slower. As he has gotten better, I have turned it up.

This is the last one I bought. They are all similar.
RioRand PWM DC Motor Speed Controller Switch Control 7-70V 30A Fuse https://a.co/d/50sTf7Y

https://www.amazon.com/photos/sha...Ib3VIEBxO_
Last edited by chris.eckeard March 13, 2023 at 11:58 PM.
Mar 14, 2023
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ChiefAlchemist
Mar 14, 2023
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Quote from social_gamer :
Great deal for two 4ah batteries. I'd bite if it was $15 cheaper but that's because I'm already mixed with Ridgid, Ryobi, Bosh, DeWalt and Kobalt
Your brand loyalty is impressive Wink

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Quote from chris.eckeard :
That's why I share about using these batteries in other tools. I'm no longer tied to a brand because of their batteries. I look for the best tool for the job and adapt the batteries to that. Team Red, Team Yellow, Team Blue, Team Green, Team Orange, it dosen't matter with an adapter.
True. But Ridgid does have lifetime coverage, which is a nice fallback.

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