Replace Battery for Snapper XD 82V Battery Briggs & Stratton 3.5Ah 1760266 1760265 High Capacity Lithium-ion Battery BSB2AH82 / BSB4AH82 / BSB5AH82 for Cordless Electric Tools

What It Is

This is a replacement high-capacity lithium-ion battery (3.5Ah) designed for Snapper XD 82V cordless electric tools, including lawn mowers, trimmers, blowers, and chainsaws. It directly replaces OEM part numbers 1760266 and 1760265, and is compatible with BSB2AH82, BSB4AH82, and BSB5AH82 battery platforms.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, verify your tool is part of the Snapper XD 82V system or uses a Briggs & Stratton 82V battery interface. This battery will not fit Snapper 40V, 60V, or other voltage systems. Check your existing battery’s model number: if it ends in 1760266, 1760265, BSB2AH82, BSB4AH82, or BSB5AH82, this is a direct drop-in. Measure the battery compartment: this unit measures approximately 5.5 x 3.5 x 4.5 inches. It is not compatible with older Snapper 82V tools that use a different connector shape (pre-2016 models). If your charger is a Snapper XD 82V or Briggs & Stratton 82V, it will charge this battery.

Key Things to Know

• Quality: OEM-level build with genuine lithium-ion cells; rated for 3.5Ah (higher than standard 2.0Ah batteries), providing longer runtime for mowing.
• Installation: No tools required—simply slide into the battery port until it clicks. Ensure the latch engages fully to avoid disconnection during use.
• Common gotcha: Do not use this battery in tools from other brands that share the 82V label (e.g., Greenworks 80V or Kobalt 80V)—connectors are different and may cause damage.
• Charging: Works with original Snapper XD 82V charger; full charge time is about 60–90 minutes. Do not store battery fully discharged—recharge if stored for over 30 days.

Should You Buy It

If you own a Snapper XD 82V mower or tool and need a reliable, high-capacity replacement that matches OEM specs, this is a solid choice. It’s ideal for users who want longer run time than the standard 2.0Ah battery without paying dealer markup. Avoid if your tool uses a different voltage or connector style, or if you need a budget aftermarket option.