Hitachi CR18DSLP4 18V Lithium Ion Slide Battery Reciprocating Saw - Tool Only (Recon Grade A)

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Condition: A

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New tools have never been opened and have never been used. These are brand new tools.

A Reconditioned Grade A

Grade A Tools are restored or rebuilt to factory specifications then fully tested and inspected to make sure they operate properly and safely. Grade A tools have a cosmetic condition of very good to excellent, having no more than light scratches or other minor blemishes.

C Reconditioned Grade C

Grade C Tools are restored or rebuilt to factory specifications then fully tested and inspected to make sure they operate properly and safely. Grade C tools will have pronounced cosmetic imperfections.

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A-CR18DSLP4

Manufacturer Part Number: CR18DSLP4

Description

This 18V Reciprocating Saw CR18DSLP4 from Hitachi is compatible with Hitachi Lithium Ion 18V slide batteries. Featuring a triple seal design to protect your tool from dust and other debris that is generated during use. The ergonomic shape is also slip and heat resistant for a more comfortable operation for extended periods of use.

Features

Tool body compatible with Hitachi 18V Lithium Ion slide-type batteries (sold separately) for fade free power, less weight and 3x the total battery life of traditional NiCd batteries
Tool-less blade change system allows for quick replacements and reduced downtime
Adjustable front shoe for depth of cut control and extended blade life
Ergonomic shape and slip/heat resistant grip for comfortable operation
Fan cooled motor for optimum speed and added durability
Soft grip handle for improved comfort and less fatigue
Replaceable carbon brush means easy maintenance and longer tool life
Battery life indicator to warn user when battery power is getting low
Lightweight design at 6.5 lbs makes maneuvering on the job even easier

Specifications

Voltage: 18V
Stroke Length: 1 1/8 Inches
No Load Speed: 0-2000 SPM
Max Output: 380 Watts
No Load Noise Level: 80db
Tool Less Blade change: Yes
Replaceable Carbon Brushes: Yes
Tool Length with Battery: 18 3/16 Inches
Tool Height with Battery: 9 3/4 Inches
Tool Width with Battery: 3 5/32 Inches
Tool Weight with Battery: 7.5 Lbs

Includes

One (1) 18V Reciprocating Saw (Bare Tool)
One (1) Blade No. 103
One (1) Allen Wrench

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Customer Reviews

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The slide 18v lithium battery that fits the Hitachi drill also slides onto this Reciprocating Saw. The saw is very well built, a bit heavy but I love the way it cuts metal like butter. I can't wait to trim limbs.

By Donald Boriack

Posted on 4/28/14
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works perfectly ,never had a problem with Hitachi.

By RON BERG

Posted on 11/17/13
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Excellent saw!

By ronald davis

Posted on 7/13/13
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Received in perfect condition. So far the tool has operated flawlessly. I am very satisfied, thank you for this product.

By Gene McClung

Posted on 6/14/13
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Awesome, great price!

By Winfield Raglin

Posted on 6/3/13
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Great, works fantastic, I have been in the past using an electric Sawsall " what a pain"-- this one is sooooo much user friendly, and can handle the job at hand. Thanks for your top quality products.---Roy

By Roy Baker

Posted on 11/8/12
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Just like new, This place rocks!

By Brandon Meade

Posted on 11/7/12
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Great product in great shape! Blades needed hole made larger to fit but I have the hitachi drill and it was a snap to fix!

By Andrew Roles

Posted on 9/18/12
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Outstanding product at an outstanding price! Works great, came quickly, no complaints.

By Brian Rochel

Posted on 12/9/11