Snap On 18v Battery on 2040-parts.com
Inwood, West Virginia, US
18v snap on cordless battery with charger. Have no idea on the age of the battery or how much life is left in it. When you put it on the charger it says charging and it will take a charge. Charger does not show it as being bad. Sold as is.
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