Uploaded April 2021 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
With the help of an old Ryobi dust buster I modified my kids power wheels to use the standard 18v ryobi L-ion batteries my other cordless tools use. Doing this allows me to never worry about if my kids power wheels battery is charged and also gives the car much more power as its going from 12V to 18V.
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With the help of an old Ryobi dust buster I modified my kids power wheels to use the standard 18v ryobi L-ion batteries my other cordless tools use. Doing this allows me to never worry about if my kids power wheels battery is charged and also gives the car much more power as its going from 12V to 18V.
Support DIY Builds on Patreon:
patreon.com/DIYBuilds
Buy a T-shirt to support the channel:
teespring.com/stores/diy-builds
Visit my website for free plans and see viewer builds:
diybuilds.ca
Follow me on Instagram:
instagram.com/diybuilds
Follow me on Facebook:
facebook.com/DIYBuilds
#DIY
#Woodworking
#Carpentry










