Battery Gear- x Years on

[Redeye]

Yeah, l would have gone for the 40v mak but l already have a heap of batts and dont want to commit to a new platform.....l know Greenie has one, seems happy with it. Re the struggle in the old buffalo it could just be me not used to it yet

That said, it handled 6-8" kike straight out of the box as a test when i got it home https://drive.google.com/file/d/15-d...usp=drive_link

[kakegc]

I wouldn't stress too much about buying the 36v tool rather than the 40v tool.

Once again I have to use the disclaimer of "unless my maths is wrong" but from what I can tell, your 2 x 18v 6ah batteries are putting out more watts (power) than the single 40v 4ah battery. Primarily due to the ah disparity of the batteries & the fact that your 2 x 18v batteries have more cells.

There will be an increase in torque with the 40v tool, but it would be negligible. In fact if your batteries are new & fully charged & the 40v battery was older/down on charge, I doubt that there'd be too much difference in torque. Yours may even come out in front.

I'm learning heaps as I research this stuff.