Now that Ed fella is all heart. I am surprised he didn't offer to recycle the drill for you as well Gene:eek: FjimpEd in Tampa wrote:Gene
You don't want some half trained service rep messing with your tools. Just ship the batteries to me and tose the drill.
Is it worth it?
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He wanted to leave something for Dusty to snarf!:Dfjimp wrote:Now that Ed fella is all heart. I am surprised he didn't offer to recycle the drill for you as well Gene:eek: Fjimp
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Come on guys be nice have you seen the price of Makita 14.4 batteries!:eek:
Seriously he was getting good advice. Makita service is top notch and if there is a service center near by it would probably be worth it to visit them to see what it would cost to fix.
I was just trying to nab some batteries out of the deal.
Seriously he was getting good advice. Makita service is top notch and if there is a service center near by it would probably be worth it to visit them to see what it would cost to fix.
I was just trying to nab some batteries out of the deal.
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[quote="Ed in Tampa"]Gene
Nay it would not be worth it and since your batteries are good I will take them off your hand. Just package them and send them to me.. I will send you back a great big thank you card ]
Gene, there is a guy in Mesa, who'd LOVE the batteries, and besides, shipping is cheaper than Fla!:D
Seriously, see if Makita can fix it. I doubt that Snowflake has a service center, but I'd bet there's one here in the Phoenix area.
On a different note, i need to get back up to Snowflake, I'm related to about 1/4 the town. (Jake was my uncle.)
steve
Nay it would not be worth it and since your batteries are good I will take them off your hand. Just package them and send them to me.
. I will send you back a great big thank you card ]Gene, there is a guy in Mesa, who'd LOVE the batteries, and besides, shipping is cheaper than Fla!:D
Seriously, see if Makita can fix it. I doubt that Snowflake has a service center, but I'd bet there's one here in the Phoenix area.
On a different note, i need to get back up to Snowflake, I'm related to about 1/4 the town. (Jake was my uncle.)
steve
Embarrassed!!!!!!
Man, is my face red!
I got you guys in a tither about those 14.4 batteries and, in checking over the drill for model numbers I find it is an 18V model 6390D.
I'm really sorry, guys. Were they 14.4 I was gonna ship 'em out. But, since they're not, I guess they won't fit your needs, right?:D
I'm still gonna take it apart and see if I can fix it.
Gene
I got you guys in a tither about those 14.4 batteries and, in checking over the drill for model numbers I find it is an 18V model 6390D.
I'm really sorry, guys. Were they 14.4 I was gonna ship 'em out. But, since they're not, I guess they won't fit your needs, right?:D
I'm still gonna take it apart and see if I can fix it.
Gene
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[quote="Gene Howe"]Man, is my face red!
I got you guys in a tither about those 14.4 batteries and, in checking over the drill for model numbers I find it is an 18V model 6390D. ] Now that changes everything and I am one of the closer ones so shipping would be minimal.:)
I got you guys in a tither about those 14.4 batteries and, in checking over the drill for model numbers I find it is an 18V model 6390D. ] Now that changes everything and I am one of the closer ones so shipping would be minimal.
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14 volt makita
i have a 14 volt makita with bad batterys that i'd be willing to sell or trade it's got the flashlight, charger and case with it. What ya got to trade for it?
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